Snapshot of Iowa GOP Victory and Local Market Plans
The note recalls Gov. Cummins winning Iowa with a majority, contrasting factional battles. Sioux Falls opens a farmers market and market days with prizes from local business leaders. H N Schmidt of Goodwill is mentioned among eager elites seeking honor. Dave Eastman, aka King David, mentors Andrew Minder for county treasurer, signaling shifts in local political circles.
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Iowa
Gov. Cummins
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
H. N. Schmidt
Willin’ Barkuses
Hon
Dave Eastman
King David
Andrew Minder
Wilmot
God
David
Sisseton Real Estate Transfers Roll In July Reports
A list of real estate transfers from Sisseton includes numerous deeds and parcels. Transactions show varied buyers and sellers such as Frederick Swadek Peter Christensen Purley Bon Emma Foreman Hulver Folkestad and many others with properties spanning sections 10 12 15 and surrounding townships. Amounts range from under 1000 to several thousand dollars reflecting a busy market as of July with dates July 9 12 and 17 noted and done through the Sisseton Loan Title Co.
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Sisseton Loan & Title Co
guLy
Federick Swadek
Lot
Sac
U.S
Peter R Christensen
Fred Johnson
Purley Bon
Sj. Nwi
Lord
Bobb
Emma Foreman
Peever
Hulver Folkestud
Wit
Audawa
Bet
Simuel M. Sutre
Willian Bennett
A. E. Carver
Joby i
Carl A. Anderson
Peter F. Morrison
Dobnj Nelson
Paul Johnson
Wis Aw
Sam S. Marvick
Uw Veter
W. Morrison
Nets
Ney
Great Northern extension plans near Aberdeen
A debated Great Northern westward extension from Browns Valley to Putney is described as linking with Aberdeen and creating a through line to the Black Hills via Pierre with connections to the Twin Cities. The Burlington system is said to survey Spearfish to Pierre routes, potentially enabling a Midland line to Aberdeen and beyond.
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Great Northern
Browns Valley
Aberdeen Daily News
Great Northern Railroad
Putney
Aberdeen
Twin Cities
Rutland
N. C
Black Hills
Burlington
Spearfish
Pierte
Pierre
Aber- Geen
Faulk
Roberts County described as fertile farming region in South Dakota
The article extols Roberts County in the northeast corner of South Dakota detailing rich black loam soils, deep subsoil, and moisture retention. It notes strong crops including wheat and corn, thriving fruit orchards, a stock-raising Coteau hills area, active creameries, mills, numerous schools and churches, government missions near Sisseton, multiple post offices, and reliable rail routes ensuring a strong market for farmers.
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Roberts County
South Dakota
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Coteau Hills
Sisseton
Wilmot
Corona
Summit
Good Will
Cadwell
Eddy
Wig
Winans
Crawford
Bethel
Soo
Great Northern
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Bate
Mall Matter
C. C. Knappen
R. J. Gamble
Yankton
Philo Hall
Brookings
COL
W. H. Parker
Lawrence
Werson
Coel Crawford
Beadle
H.C. Shorer
Hyde
CH. Cassill Lincoln
Secretary of State
D.D. Wipf, Hutchinson
W. Clark
Spinkute
Ustrud
Minnghatia
John Hirning
Campbell
Nd Public Lands
D, C
Biman
Jnto
Charley P. Johnson
Ws Why
Henry Beekman
Henry Storck
Swimly
Farrell & Keote
Thomas Williamson
Isaac Fereday
Austen
Kravik
John It
Jones
Anderson
Thos* Hovland
Guttorm T. Eide
Nels K. Olberg
Dan Rinas
Sel
Asaph E. Sawyer
Hattie G
Pratt
Lous
Charles Bether Land & Loan Co
John T . Gold
Wim
Joseph Fisher
Audygw Murgickse
John 'T
David Cady
Henry Thomsonw
Mary Adeliné Haagenson
John Swenson
Bel
John H. Lewis
Guardian
Nels Peterson
Western Law & Investment Uo
Mike Mead
New Sb
Louis Christenson
John Alheling
Nora H. Nelson
Awy
eMsec
Nelle English
Williard John
William Tare
H. ¥. Forten
Wid
Edward Rutledge
Edward C. Stain
Wm. Hurt
W. J. Scoles
J, Fi, Mead & P
Leni Lindberg
Maren
John H. Movious
Joseph Koucky
Michael EB. Wright
Oberts County
Thorson
Awad
J- Doyle
Netor
Granger Business School
Big Stone City, S. D
Simpson Park
F.E. Granger
Big Stone City
S. D
Pioneer Livery
W. D. Wilson
Commercial Hotel
Fon
Commere
Sisseton South Dakota
Otto Peterson
the Boston Restaurant
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