Hull area notes in brief social and business items
Visitor and local movements fill a Hull column with names from Pierre to Sioux Center. Entries include Mrs Chet Lynch from Matlock visiting, Chas Argubright from Woodbine, infant death of Frank Beckman, and stock of fall goods from G W Tensink. Local business trips to Sioux Center and Sanborn appear, plus school official Brawn praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Settle
Pierre
Herb Harrington
Sioux Center
J. K. Sheldon
Minnesota
Dann Knewell
Spencer
Chet. Lynch
Matlock
Argubright
Clairabout
Schouerin
Walnut
Iowa
Woodmen of Darker South Dakota Plan Opera House Building
The Woodmen of Darker South Dakota plan to join with nearby towns to build a $5,000 opera house with lower hall for public use and upper floor for society, while by laws demand insured proof of delinquency and warranty papers for reinstatement. militia called in Fulton on Oct 1 to protect against mob threats linked to removal, ending several injunctions and majority actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Sioux City
Darker
South Dakota
Fein
Rock
Fulton
Local News Roundup From Moon Valley and Nearby
Lynch and wife visited relatives at Maurice Sunday. Dr. Ells and J. A. Wetherby were visitors yesterday. Rev. McLaughlin returned improved in health. The bridge to Mandan era has been finished and land is in good shape. Infant child of Henry Gossding died Sunday and was buried Wednesday. Als. C. Vue de Velde of cancer of the breast died. funeral held at Dutch Reformed church. Notices from Dunham Kellar and post office letters advertised. Perfection Poultry offers advertised salary and product claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Lynch
Maurice
Dr. Ells
J. A. Wetherby
McLaughlin
Glood
Canistota
J.B. Sil
J.J. Ad FG. Shannon
Aveca
Wiscon
Ub Duherty & Elenbey
DeHough
Boyden
Hanenmaayer
Sines County
Big Town
Mie
Phave
Chris Ausii
S ‘Ophia DeSchmidt
Henry Goss-ding
C. Vue de Velde
Vuizenga
Meny
Aod
Travelers Reach Minneapolis After Nordic Rail Journey
Ellia Robeson recounts a long trip from Mack Valley through Sanborn Mason City and Blooming Prairie to Minneapolis in a letter to SIdUS County Ben readers. The narrative notes trains, towns, scenery, and a warm welcome from Mr George Wood, with remarks on farming areas and local industry along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidus
Mack Valley
Sanborn
Thalgse
Mason City
Alrived
Loneh
Jon Uemen
Mas City
Valtey
Lyssa
Minneauly
Lowa
Austins
Nota Ab
Izens Mont
Uber
Lie
Mauilure
Medford
Pairi- Vault
Vairlautt
Vailroad
Finda
Iusemount
Thy
Tony
Minneapolis
Roul
Minneapatia
Fried
Geo. A. Wood
Cath Dite
Unclear OCR notice on travel fare and train schedules
Fragmented text describes carnival fares and daily trains to Sioux City and North ern with passing Perkins at La A.M. It mentions return times toward Simms City at 11:00 and includes garbled phrases about wine and pease, showing poor readability and missing key details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonalamin
Sioux Fly
Sioux City
Northern
Perkins
la A.M
Simms
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rock Valley
THE
BEE
Hull
Ethel Hollister
Dave and
Alvin Shoeneman
George
A.F. Steffin
F. Woods
Chas, Argubright and Wife
Woodbine, Iowa
Frank Beckman
G. W. Lensink
G. W. Tensink
Dr. Cond
Oll
Chas. Klein
Teek Township
Alex Murray
Wallley
A. Benneman
Ashton
Harrington
Harry Fink
Tom Kent
Johonie Murphy
Hawk Valley
Horace Putnam
Geo. Vickers
Nakota
Tavald W. Odle
Daly
Howard Anderson
Lyddor Puner
Shepherd
Chas. Davidson
Puttler
AL. W. of
A. Column
Roberts & Thomas
Peoples Meat Market
Handy Gates
W. Jd. Brown
JP. Orcutt
Lettle
Dunham & Kellar
Dynan Kennan
Perfection Manu Xigaturing Company
Purspa
Ken
Ellia Robeson
Joel Gardner and
Puty
State of
Washington
Lefora _parekasing
Dousnry & Hyarex
J. A. Gartland
the Jeweler
Rouk Valley
J. B. Chase
John M. Fremegen
CITY
Nts
Pane
W. J. Skewis
J.H.Queal/BROWN, COMPANY
Yukon
Hamilton Publishing Co
Indianapolis
Medicina Buyers’ Directory
de Watts Lian
Eve
Ted
Ake Cass
Penge Boy
C. G. Toalay
Cie Ly
Droggista
Andy Gathartic
M.cg
Baumann
Hardware Man
Feneral Hardware
Sheald Mulvey Business
HANDY
H. M. Handy
Northwest
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