Local notes from the territory and sales roundup
Oakland guest Chas Morris at Hotel Dacotah. Roy Sellon’s seven year old son sick with threat of typhoid fever. J A Jones visited Presho and Osacoma, advertising in the papers. Mrs Andrew Severson returned from Charles Mix county after her father’s death. Geo and W A Porch strike deal to own cows and calves from Porch cattle. remaining steers ship Saturday. Gus Craven sold cattle in Chicago at over 1300 pounds for 4.60. Market reports 30 000 cattle on Monday. Miss Laura Pfeiffer, adjunct professor of European History at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, proved up her Brady Creek claim. on leave and studying for deaf PhD. Pfeiffer returns to Lincoln after visiting sister Mrs R W Baisch at Parkston. State Board of Regents visited to inspect site for experimental farm to be located near Stanley or Lyman counties. Adokas land west of town deemed suitable. committee to visit Murdo Draper Presho and select location. For sale second hand Champion harvester, in good repair. inquire here. If mower or binder needs repairs, bring in for first class service. Rohan Brothers. For sale Team wagon and harness McCormick moves with four sides hay rack grindstone plow and scraper 200 cash two miles west of Weta on Milwaukee tracks. For sale a painted claim shanty, roof shingled and waterproof. could be a grainery.]]
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Geo
W. A. Porch
Geo. Porch
Cabal
Gus Craven
Chicago
Porch
Laura B. Pfeiffer
Brady Creek
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
R. W. Baisch
Parkston
State Board of Regents
Messrs
F. A. Spafford
Flandreau
A. M. Anderson
Stars
A. J. Norby
Sissiton
E. C. Ricson
Elk Point
I. D. Aldrich
Bigstone
James Wilson
C. Willis
Brookings
Stanley
Lyman County
Adoka
Murdo
Draper
Presho
Card of Thanks for Corner Stone Ceremony
Rev. Thos J. McNabee thanks the ladies and gentlemen for their help in the corner stone laying ceremony. Gratitude goes to O. E. Stuart and wife for offering their tent and organ for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos J. McNabee
O. E. Stuart
Weta News Items and Local Developments
Haying dominates activity as Weta plans stock yards this fall. A. L. Wright becomes Notary Public to handle legal business. Fred Land’s horse strayed Tuesday night. Mr. Geo Holmes visited for a school matter. Will Gilcrist delivered fine corn and cucumbers to town. Citizens petition for a new schoolhouse as over 30 children in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .L. Wright
Kadoka
Weta
Geo Holmes
A. L. Wright
Fred Land
Fred
Will Gilcrist
Brady Creek Items Busy Valley Social Notes
Community tidbits report residents traveling for harvest visits to relatives in Minnesota and South Dakota, withMiss Mary Barth visiting Tyndall, Wm Coyle heading north, Mrs Bert Besenius returning home, Mr Darling and sons planning Excelsior Minn trip, and a horse loss noted. Ethel Hynes and brother work on improvements while moving cattle to a claim on Sheep Mountain west of Interior. Frand Taylor family from Onawa Ia visit the home, with other local chatter about gatherings and people traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barth
Tyndall
Wm Coyle
Bert Besenius
Ethel Hynes
Hag
Sheep Mountain
Interior
Frand Taylor
Onawa Ia
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Turkey
M. Chamie
Beraney
F. E. Reidinger
Iowa State
Nat’l Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
Reidinger First National Bank
Dak
CES
Kadoka State Bank
Bank of Kadoka
Kadoka, So
Land Agency
A. C Zemanek
South Dakota
the Kadoka Press
Durkee & Nellor, Publishers
S. D
8. D
Chas. Morris
Oakland, Cal
Hotel Dacotah
Joe
Roy Sellon
J. A. Jones
Osacoma
Andrew Severson
Charles Mix County
Stevenson
Nat Stevenson
Thode
North Main Street
Rohan Brothers
McCormick
Hamilton
P. Saunders
Mr. Darling and Sons
Excelsior Minn
Mr. Darling
Harvest Pictures
Harry M. Hammonen
Kadoka, South Dakota
Kadoka Butcher
Pete
Just
Gross Simek Building
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