Local Town Notes From Summit Area Daily Roundup
Several residents and visitors are noted in Summit area. People include Harton of Corona visiting Hollman Home, Shidenburt aiding friends, Nelson hauling to Wuubng market, and Barnsills. many others travel, shop, or attend services. A Revival in District 4 shows good turnout. town board plans staffing power house through May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lambert
Summit
Ed Barton
1. Bartleon
B.D. Mills
Dick Ohm
John Huson
Norway
Hollman
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Hollman
Minn Maxgle Hills
Bollman
Howard Babcock
Tabersville
Ohio
Alto Township
Murray
LaCrosse
Chas, Folkestad
Sissvion
O. John
Granite Falls
Folkestad
Chicago
M. Daniels
Sherwood
Marshall
Michigan
Hellok Sinatra
Power House
White Rock News Briefs From The Journal
Mrs J G Hicker recovers from appendicitis. Oscar Felt Evansville lawyer dies of typhoid pneumonia. Lin Anderson's turkeys stolen from his flock. a few were taken last Sunday. Fraternity Hall Association plans stock move to Gilmore site to enlarge hall. donations welcome. Hoy Perkins leaves for Sioux Falls for new position. High school pupils form a band led by Louite Minder. Watn Scott arrives from Wabputou and helps at Wilmet tea Agent Daniels. Died records and Sacred Heart notices included.
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Mra
Fraternity Hall Association
Gimore
Hoy Perkins
Sioux Falls
Watn 'Scott
Wabputou
Wilmet
Daniels
Weesk Sebanene
Atian- Hsre
Rock Island Freight Split Hurts Five Near Watertown
A Rock Island freight train near Watertown broke in two last Saturday on a downhill, crashing the two sections and seriously injuring five passersby. Fire destroyed Apfelt’s Hankinson building, including a feed barn and shops, with losses around ten thousand dollars. The Veblen orchestra debuts with two violins clarinet and trombone, planning initial dates in Veblen on the 26th. The Hillsteads face a fourth commission test near Veblen, while Judge McCoy orders a special term to condemn Park Place hotel property in Aberdeen for a downtown Great Northern station site.
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Rock Island
Watertown
Apfolt
Hankinson
Huilding
Wlrgo
Apfelt
Veblen
Faery
Park Place
Aberdeen
Escors
Down Town Station
Langford Bank Incorporation Reported In 1906
The Commercial State Bank of Langford is incorporated with capital of 415000. Incorporators listed are J. C. Hassett of Aberdomn and Ry Murding, with names PW Gibat Ry Hatt and Jonn 1 Shtitengeeen associated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nur Fon Belruars
Langford
J.C. Hassett
Aberdomn
Ry Murding
PW Gibat
Dehn
Jonn
Directory of municipal residents and officials compiled
A fragmented directory list appears with numerous names, roles, and locales. It references residents such as Vicente, Mileyiliy, Vijjo, Sayre, and Tiwari among others, along with possible roles or households in various areas. The text reads like a long register with scattered locations and titles.
South Dakota Means Wealth Through Education and Growth
South Dakota covers about 75,000 square miles and 49,000,000 acres, with six years of high wealth and growth. The state reports 1905 production of over 18 million dollars with strong farm, dairy, livestock, and mineral outputs while highlighting excellent local schools and government land endowments supporting education. It notes the federal land grants and ongoing support for the State Agricultural College and universities, with endowments for normal schools, asylums, and other institutions.
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South Dakota
New Uyland
Union
Cure Ily
South Dake
Sute Agricultural College
Mis College
Elso
Wdivan
Endowaments State University
State Agriculcollege States Normal Schools
Asylum For Feeble
Wuderes Bind Assum
School of Mines
Aeros
Normal School
Notice of land filing and school lease in Roberts county
Notices announce a land claimant filing final proof at Isomee in Sisseton South Dakota and a public auction March 2 for unleased common school lands in Roberts County at the courthouse in Pierre South Dakota with dates and witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anette Bestia
Nates Ishureby
Seri
Roberts County
South Dakota
Court House
Sisseton
Roberts
John Swenston
Thernaviorus Harvestur
Dany of America
Murugugee
Southket
Sis- Selon
T. H. Coustock
Howard Baccouk
Mortgajee
U.S. Land Office
Watertown
Hamed Sutilor
Tve
Chum
Maul” Hincock
United Stites Commisssiony
South Dako
Isomee
Ain A. Lindberg
Waly
Wownshiy
Norte
Sth
Fle Hames
Lars Smith
Tobias Hyrrigstad
John Nord *Strom
Carl Sjoberg
Said County
Pierre
GJ. Bach
Shool
Tan
Nils Sanderson
South
Dakota
Sal Ortesee Con
Muether
Gale OF Inheridhy Indiax
Bisseton Agen
Datota
Act of Congress
Public sale notice outlines bidding costs and payment terms
The notice specifies purchaser costs on conveyance and itemizes commissions based on purchase price. It also states that blood and nerves relate, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla for health and Hood's Pills for digestion after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Adiaiad
News of the
Lowe
Cokkesronbix
Ortley Township
Wilmet Creamery
Peter Christensen
Morgai Howell
Lee
Andrew Christhingen
Metcalf
Caneron
Steins
Jorgenson
A. W. Surff
Bourd
Arthur
Kornsen
Ira Woodward
Conlot Bedleat
Ira
Bert Cloyes
M.F. Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Simmit
White Rock
Wilmot
Municinaterey Orrick Mesyd
Minte Kerang Uliy Reusiren A
Pauly
Buraiok
Ely Taunt
Miler
Ieee
Mituringa
Mirrien
Vicente
Cis
Canty
Uyttagthy
Haley
Lalit al Ib Shale
Tiwari Gs Tulien
Calin Tigtton Criscn
Link Sapreagwe
Ann Kail Gry Eed Teikht
Et Les Baie Estate
Anne
Ferner
Law Collections of Speciatey Sisserhn Sour Uanera
Cepraksus
Sovrn Dakots
Oliver No
Witeh Bis
Universit Maments
Poskiiites
Rockonid
Minal Bertuel
Tieton
Seale Eve
SRI Hire
Patbe
Hoayiel
C. Knappen
Dell
Vibe
J.J. Battrison
Mortgagee
Gil Giment
Hewar
First National Bank
Sisseros
Soura Dakora
J Battei
Houde
Soura Dakota
Fev
Granger Business School
Aberdeen, South Dakota
Neison
Chausse
P.D. Chausse
the Palace Drug Store
Thos. W. Cahill
Rniture
A. M. Knight & Son
Sanderson
G. J. Gilbert
Sind
Kota
S.W. Hunn
Tain
Sisseton Agency
U.S
J. Havrrentox
Assienue
Nod
Tay
Faure
North Navy
B. Jackson
USI Dhan Agen
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