Belvidere National Birthday Celebration Highlights
Townspeople traveled to Belvidere for a cool, festive celebration with Kadoka band music, speeches by Rev. Clough and J. G. Bartine, and sports including tug of war, horse and pony races, potato race, ball game, and foot races. Uproar over hotel bed charges briefly marred the event. second day offerings were more modest with few attendees.
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Belvidere
J.C. Clough
Johnson
Kadoka
Olivier Lawrence
R. T. Berry
John Jakeway
Lawrence
Jakeway
Richard Lipp
Philip Wells Jr
Cultivate Corn Thoroughly Says Fort Pierre News
Agricultural guidance from Ft. Pierre urges thorough cultivation to prevent weed growth and soil crusting. Keep soil loose after heavy rains and continue cultivation throughout the growing season, using appropriate horsepower for larger varieties to prevent crust formation.
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Ft. Pierre
Kadoka Grain Company to Build Elevator and Coal House
The Kadoka Grain Company begins construction of a new 18 000 bushel capacity grain elevator and 14 by 42 foot coal house near the depot. J D Hand arrives from Delmont to lead the project with Louis Determan, planning to move soon, as the town gains a local grain market.
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J. D. Mand
Delmont
First Avenue
Louis Determan
Hand
Kadoka
J. D. Hand
Capitol construction makes steady progress toward early completion
A year after laying the cornerstone, exterior stonework is finished and the tower will rise. The steel framework will extend the structure forty feet above the stone work, with completion expected well before the contract end. Olson predicts finishing at least three months early. The tunnel to the power house is nearly done and ground filling will follow, leading to parking work next year from the power house to the west grounds. Professor Hanson returns to assess surface grading and finalize the general outlines for the grounds.
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Capitol
Olson
Hanson
Fort Pierre Hospital Changes Hands in Local Deal
The Fort Pierre Hospital enters a new era with Drs Lavery and Walsh becoming proprietors for five years at a total cost of 7500 dollars. Mrs J N Douglall steps down as manager as Dr William Schroeder and wife assume current duties, with Mrs Schroeder noted for nursing leadership.
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Fort Piere Hospital
Johnson & Moore Co
W. J. Engel
Kokomo
Ind
Kadoka
O. K
Rohan Bros. KE
B. McCarthy
Chamberlain
Fort Pierre Hospital
Milesville family linked to thefts and reform school
Sheriff Huston and States Attorney Johnson returned from Milesville with Mrs. John Redding and her five children after a spree of property thefts including watches guns and pens. Three oldest boys Carl Alex and Jess, ages 13 and under, were sent to the Plankinton reform school after hearings before Justice Hagarty and Judge Dinsmore.
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Huston
Johnson
Milesville
John Redding
Missouri
Iowa
Stanley County
Manila
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Kadoka Grain Company
My Place
Albin Peterson
Weta
John Bush
Chamberlain Sanitarium
Brule
Interior
John Johnson
Cottonwood
FE. R. Olson
Murdo
Charles Thompson
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Yankton
Missoula
Mont
Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Spokane, Wash
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Kalitwell
Coeur d'Alene
North Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
F. Cody Division
Mason City, Low
Johnson & Moore
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