County notes and local items from Pierre region
A roundup of county snippets notes a fatal horseback accident near Hayes with Mrs. George Ackerman dying in Pierre hospital. Commissioners create eight new precincts east of the Cheyenne River. Liveryman C H Vickerman sells out Fort Pierre business to focus on farming in Lyman County. J P Holmberg pays $50 to the Treasury after a mistaken letter. Bruno the Pierre Capital Journal reports 564 in attendance at a Friday game.
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George Ackerman
Hayes
Pierre
Pennington County
Cheyenne River
C. H. Vickerman
Fort Pierre
Lyman County
Bruno
Pierre Capital-Journal
Tripp County
Stanley
Lyman
White River
State Line
Governor Elrod of South Dakota A Liberal Figure
Samuel H. Elrod born in Indiana in 1856 became the fifth South Dakota governor in 1904. He studied at De Pauw University, practiced law in Clark, served as probate judge, and was state attorney for ten years. His administration saw the Capitol project begin, with controversy over materials. He later resided in Clark amid varied business interests. The page also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee and related remedies with local merchants and real estate ads.
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Samuel H. Elrod
South Dakota
Indiana
de Pauw University
Clark
D. D
Elrod
Hired Lever
Return of Prosperity and the Economic Pendulum
The article argues prosperity rises and falls in waves, not lasting forever. It explains how rising demand boosts prices and wages, fuels excess borrowing, then leads to a reckoning as defaults trigger a broader contraction and readjustment of economic relations.
Surgeon for the N W R BL Residence and Hospital
A surgeon was appointed for the North Western Railway BL Residence and Hospital located south of the depot in Philip South Dakota.
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Depot
Philip
South Dakota
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R. M. Williams
RK. M Williams
Capasoon
J.P. Holmberg
Kadoka
Uncle Sam
Harry Gould
Hardingrove
Fort Pierre Fairplay
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Bucklen
Wm. J. Bryan
Mitchell Corn Palace
Commonwealth of South Dakota
Taft
Roosevelt
Deru
Mr. Howell
Villian
Bryan
Mitchell
Chaffin
Prohibition Party
Corn Palace
Debs
Hisgen
Independence Party
Will
W. BR. Hearst
Black Hills
Rapid City
Mr. Bryan
Alfred Henry Lewis
Congress
Dr. Shoop
H. A. Kumm
Philip Land & Cattle Co
A.J. Wray
Black Hills Flour
Dewey New Century
Co. H. Leggett Midland
Atlas Lumber Co
Dimension Lumber
A. A. Heinemann
Cole
DR. R. L. McClelland
al Stoermer
D. Q. Jordan
C. A. Lamb
the Barber
Bank of Philip
J. H. Johnson
Noor Stock Growers Bank
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L. A. Kelley
Philip Livery
A. Bennett
The
Philly Land and Cattle Co
N.N. Wyckoff
Garland