Local notices and arrivals from early South Dakota flourishes
The item lists various brief notices including wheat and barley reports, C H Heller arriving from a Stanley county claim, Miss Dora Gunn visiting Presho, wool prices at 23 to 25 cents per pound, a gas prove for sale, George Hird injuring a thumb, Odd Fellows lodge repairs, Peerless wire hog fence for sale, Emil and Mrs Binder visiting Yankton, Miss Fannie Povgorondrova and Mrs Zolnowskey visiting Wagner and Tyndall, 800 pounds of home rendered lard for sale, and Joan Orson Rev Dr Carson attending Huron College commencement and corner stone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Schenkenberger’s
Dr. Carson
Huron
Huron College
Local notes and visits from Platte residents
John Campbell of Platte visits his parents and sister while Mrs. W. C. Grant hires new porches for her east and south residence. W. E. Bardwell and J. P. Res ner attend the grand lodge of the K P society in Aberdeen. I J Davis of Wittenberg, who lost his horses in a barn fire, buys a team from Jas Gibbon. An excursion train runs from Platte to connect with the Sioux City to Chamberlain train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Platte
W. C. Grant
W. E. Bardwell
J. P. Resner
Aberdeen
Grand Lodge of
The
K. P. Society
I. J. Davis
Wittenberg
Jas
Gibbon
This Place
Sioux City
Chamberlain
Beara the Kind You Have Tha Bought Signature
Miss Tillie Hausauer visited Sioux Falls Tuesday then plans to visit her parents in California. Fred Boepple's parents returned to Oklahoma after visiting here. Local merchants and residents, including Dan Resner and Emanuel Resner, moved household goods to North Dakota to settle near Bismarck. Several brief notes on visits, arrivals, and a new bank planned for Mt Vernon with Western State Bank setup and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Hausauer
Sioux Falls
California
Mrs. Boepple
Fred Boepple
Oklahoma
Cuzar
Joan Crsar
A. ‘'Schirgi
Otto Bruhn
Ellsworth
Minn
Ellis Logeman
Menno
Frederick
Chas, Cobb
Dan Resner
Emanuel Resner
John Reimer
Mitchell Republican
Mt. Vernon
Western State Bank
Mitchell Parties
J. Morris
St. L. Loomis
L. M. Doyle
Western National Bank
W M. McDonald
Ledfield
Spink County
Pierre
McDonald
Loomis
Sioux “Falls
Local couples wed in Tyndall and Springfield visits
M D I Hastley of Presho editor of the Lyman County Settler and Rozina Bartholomew of Reliance wed in Tyndall amid family objections. Roy Marchant and Edna Plattner married last Friday. The ceremony followed by a few days in Springfield, now residing in the groom's south Scotland home. Blind Boone entertained a crowded local audience, inviting Rosa Wittmayer to join and perform. R W Russell Co opened a new Snnovation soda fountain in their drug store, built by American Soda Fountain Co of Boston at a cost of 2000 dollars, designed to match the shop and cool patrons in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. I. Hastley
Presho
Lyman County
Roy Marchant
Edna Plattner
Tyndall
Springfield
Scotland
South
R. W. Russell & Co
American Soda Fountain Co
Boston
Mass
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Cisar’s
John Cisar
New Spring Goods
F. Becker
Will W
Lson
S. D
Boutland Maree
C. H. Heller
Stanley County
Home Bakery
Dora Gunn
Georgia Williams
George Hird
Odd Fellows
Goodridge Call
Emil Binder
Yankton
Mr. Binder
Fannie Povgorondrova
Mike Zolnowskey
Wagner and Tyndall
Joan Orson
Gettysburg
Mr. Hirsch
Sara Bonekemper
Tyndal
Mr. Aldrich
Madison
Susie Gunn
Dr. Koobs
Prank 'Tamek
Nettie Kiellbauch
Jacob Reich
Minnie Becker
North Dakota
Lincoln Relief Corps No. 18
Scotland Band
Maj. Dollard
Lunia Brown
Lutian Jaton
Eprra Repay
Castoria
Blind Boone
Rosa Wittmayer
Boone
Miss Wittmayer
R. W. Russell Drug Co
Tney
Cal
Eisaeraaret
Wheeler
Wheeler's
Lehigh Valley
Sunday Creek Hocking Valley
Fullerton Lumber CO
Julius Jaton
Eagle Geo. Schmidt's
George Schmidt
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo, N. Y
U.S
Turers
Proor
Sargs
United States
J. M. Dunmire & Sons
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