Western South Dakota Offers Rich Fertile Lands for Immigrants
The western trend of immigration has reached western South Dakota as unpeopled lands west of the Missouri attract homeseekers. Land values have risen, alfalfa thrives, rainfall exceeds 18 inches, and rail lines from five routes ease access to markets. Settlers already enjoy telephones, schools, roads, and bridges, with cheap lumber and coal nearby. prospects point to continued growth and rising land prices into the future.
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South Dakota
Burlington
Northwestern
Western Central
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Chicago and Northwestern
Pierre
Mobridge
Sioux City
St. Paul
Chicago
Missouri
Montana
Iowa
Illinois
East West Dakota Growth Highlighted by Kadoka Writer
G. G. Inman of Kadoka in the Minnesota Dakota Farmer notes the inherent advantages and favorable conditions driving the eastern Western South Dakota region toward prominence.
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South Dakota
G. G. Inman
Kadoka
Minnesota-Dakota
Busy Creek Neighbors Report Local Happenings
Mrs. Petty and daughter visited Powell on Wednesday. Dave Sigler is digging a well on Busy Creek. Geo Black and son Milburn returned home to Lake Andes on Monday. Farmers have threshed out in the neighborhood. Joseph Heck and Wm. Heck traveled to Murdo on Monday evening. Mr. Berkley of Powell visited with Chas. Young and returned Saturday. Mrs. Chas. Young and her niece visited relatives on White River last week. Dave Sigler and W. H. Heck attended Cottonwood events last week.
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Geo Black and Son
Milburn
Lake Andes
Mr. Berkley of
Powell
Chas. Young
White River
Dave Sigler
W. H. Heck
Cottonwood
Loose stock to be impounded in Ka doka town
Notice from I. W. Wiltfang Pound Master states that all loose stock found running at large within the incorporated town of Ka doka will be taken up and restrained as provided by the town ordinance.
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Kadoka
I. W. Wiltfang
Stray black mares from Oscar Lawrence ranch sought
Two black mares branded with a lazy E-J left the Oscar Lawrence ranch around July 12. Notify J. H. Jakeway or leave word at this office with any information.
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Oscar Lawrence
J. H. Jakeway
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Kadoka Property
The Bank of Kadoka offers a public sale of the Kadoka lot Lot Ten in Block 8, Town of Kadoka Stanley County South Dakota on September 11 1909 at 10:00 AM to satisfy a mortgage dated August 6 1907 held by W F Lawrence debtor. The amount due is 1548.68 dollars including principal interest and taxes. O E Strant cashier Wittiams and Sweet attorneys represent the mortgagee.
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W. F. Lawrence
Bank of
Kadoka
Stanley County
South Dakota
Register of Deeds
Stanley
Kadoka man seeks final commutation proof on homestead land
George W. Holmes of Kadoka South Dakota filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish his claim to the southwest quarter of section 2 township 3 south range 21 east B H M. The hearing will be before William Meyer U S A S Commissioner at Kadoka September 22 1909. Witnesses named Alvin C. Long Frank Coye Jacob V Rothschadl Alex G Graton all of Kadoka. W Hall Irons Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Chamberlain
George W. Holmes
Kadoka
William ©. Meyer
A. S
Alvin C. Long
Frank Coye
Jacob V. Rothschadl
Alex G. Graton
D. W
8. D
Sterling D. Byrnes
Lionel R. Collins
Daniel W. Bennett
Ella M. Sims
Eugene T. Sims
Notice of Homestead and Final Proof in Kadoka South Dakota
Notice lists Eugenie Francis Gregg of Kadoka and Sterling D Byrnes of Kadoka as filing actions on homestead entries. Gregg seeks witnesses Rose Kelley Cora Gregg John Webber George Nott. Byrnes plans final commutation proof with witnesses Lionel Collins Daniel Bennett Ella Sims Eugene Sims. all actions take place in Kadoka with officials Hall Irons and William Meyer.
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Eng
Ving
F. E. Reidinger Land Agency
F. E. Radingler
Sherman Nursery Co
Charles City
Martin Johnson
D. H. Henry
O. E. Stuart
E. E. Dykeman
Ass’t
Bank OF Kadoka
McO
Busy Creek
Joseph Heck
Wm. H. Heck
Murdo
Eugenie Francis Gregg
W. Hall Irons
Register
Julius H. Johnson
Fort Pierre
F. E.reidinger
M. Barth
H. Gelino
Barth & Gelino
W. A. Schwichtenberg Optician and Jeweler
W. D. Park
Meyer
U. S
Kadoka, South Dakota
R. B. Driver
J. P. Kelly
A. L. Richards
L. E. Goldsmith
Home Land & Abstract Co. M. L. Parcels
Fort Pierre, S. D
City
Rogers & Eddy
Skrove Bros. Land Co
Milwaukee Land Co
Wis Nsin
Michigan
North Dakota
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
W. C. Meyer
Milwaukee
Railway Owns
Kenton C. A. Padley
Wisconsin
H. A
Gooden
Mene
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