George Comerford Weds In Plankinton Ceremony
George W. Comerford, chief clerk in the surveyor general's office, married Miss Frances M. Steinfeldt at the bride’s home in Plankinton. Rev. O Gorman officiated with Miss Clare Sullivan and Henry Steinfeldt as attendants. The couple, long residents, come from families of local standing and share a future of happiness.
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George Comerford
Surveyor General’s Office
Harrison
Plankinton
Plankinton Mail
Frances M. Steinfeldt
George W. Comerford
O’gorman
Kimball
Clare Sullivan
Henry Steinfeldt
Gustav Steinfeldt
B. H. Sullivan
Judge Rules Foreign Brewer May Sell Beer Without Local License
Judge Whiting of the ninth circuit issues a decision upholding the right of brewing firms outside the state to solicit beer orders without a wholesale license in this state. The Conrad Seipp company had shipped beer to local saloon keepers, with defense arguing lack of license made the contract illegal. Verdict directed for the defense following the Delmater line. Sterling & Clark for defendants N P Bromley for plaintiff.
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Redfield
Whiting
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Conrad Seipp
Delmater
United States Supreme Court
Sterling & Clark
N. P. Bromley
Odd Fellows Home Fund Nears Target in South Dakota
Grand Secretary H J Rice reports the Odd Fellows home fund in South Dakota has reached 17933 65 as part of a 25000 goal. The movement started a decade ago and gains accelerated, with over 4000 added this year. Rivalry among towns grows as Grand Lodge prepares to meet in 1898.
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H. J. Rice
Grand Lodge
South Dakota
Odd Fellows Home
Odd Fellows
Rice
Huron
Jine
A Splendid Concert and State Fair Plans
A Splendid Concert reports Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Johnston captivating Aberdeen audience with a program praised for voice and grace. South Dakota Board of Agriculture outlines fair preparations with new staff, increased premiums, a mines department, and a guiless pacer Joe Joker on the race program for September.
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South Dakota Board of Agriculture
F. C. Robinson
Groton
Messrs. Campbell
Huron
Peterson
Vermillion
Hill
Alexandria
P. A. Zollman
Woman's Department
Wm. Scallin
Mitchell
H. C. Warner
A. H. Wheaton
Brookings
Hugh Smith
R. H. Morgan
Apiary
R. W. Clark
Hansen
Englesby
Robinson
Mines and Mining
Black Hills
Joe Joker
Fair Board
South Dakota
Huron's Building Boom Surges Like Never Before
A rapid construction surge transforms Huron with new North Western round house machine shops and an anticipated depot at the depot hotel site. Brick blocks rise on the avenue while 50 residences, August Tams two story brick building on Third Street, and plans for fair grounds progress, signaling a historic building spree before winter.
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Huron
North- Western
Hurbnite
Chicago
August Tams
Splendid concert by Mrs. Butler in Huron
The Red Men hosted a superb concert at the opera house with Mrs. Hannah Butler of Chicago assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Johnston of Aberdeen. Mrs. Butler received high praise for her sweet voice and expressive tone, rivaling a season standout in the city. Mrs. Madge King Johnston showcased premier piano technique, and Dr. Johnston delivered a moving German song. Despite critical acclaim, attendance was light, though organizers deem the event a musical success for the season.
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Aberdeen American
Mrs. Butler
Butler- Johnston
Johnston
Dr. Johnston
Aga
Opera House
Red Men
Hannah Butler
Chicago
Aberdeen
Huron
Butler
South
Beadle County Abstract & Title Change Hands
The Beadle County Abstract and Title company sells its abstract books and business to C A Blake and James E Scott. Vance retires after six years to become cashier at City National Bank. Blake brings 25 years in Beadle County and nine years as register of the U S land office. Scott is a rising Huron businessman and former official stenographer for the Ninth Judicial Circuit and State Live Stock Commission.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Company
C. A. Blake
James E. Scott
Vance
City National Bank
Messrs
Blake
Scott
Beadle County
United States Land Office
Huron
Ninth Judicial Circuit
State Live Stock Commission
R. W. Stewart
Lodges Send Delegates to Pierre and Sioux Falls
Delegates to the Grand Lodge I O O F and Rebekahs depart for Pierre and Sioux Falls with a large turnout expected. Attending Sioux Falls are Peter Stewart and wife Frank Webb T J Harvey and Miss Anna Hickson. Pierre attendees include Earl Howard George Groves May M Mills Jud Willis H J Rice and Mrs Cornell.
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Huron
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Pierre
ATO UW
Aiid
Sioux Falls
Peter Stewart
Frank Webb
T. J. Harvey
Anna Hickson
Earl Howard
George Groves
May M. Mills
Jud Willis
H. J. Rice
Cornell
Business chances in new towns extension northwest of Aberin
Missed opportunities in Brown and McPherson counties for general merchandise hardware farm supply and other lines. Territory includes Aberdeen area with full added town name not clearly legible and details incomplete.
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Aberin Brown & McPherson
Ritory
Aberdeen
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending May 11 1907
Advertised letters for the week ending May 11 1907 include Ash C H Barclay Logan Bredehoff O M Ball Wilbur Clemens Frank Connor W B Davidson John Erickson Ole Gastine Chas Gardner C H Handley Joe Jacobson Mrs I Johnson Mrs Carl Leseritz Nic Minster J M H Norem Lars O’Neill Mary 32 Orton Macke Richards on Mrs D C Smith F E Simmons W A Volker Howard Walsh John W ieeees
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Foley’s
C. H. Longstaff’s
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Company
Ayer
Ayers
Ree Heights Horse Farm
Arno S. McWhorter
Ree Heights
So. Dak
Noxal
McWhorter
Great Northern Railway
Trip
E. C. Harrison
AGT
Huron, S.3d
Great
Saskatchewan
WM. Pearson CO. I.td
Northern Bank
Winnipeg
Canad
Albert E. Ericson
J. E. Heisler