Catholics to Build Church in City
Work on a new Catholic church began after months of preliminaries with Rev Thomas McNabee arriving recently to supervise. The building measures 32 by 50 with a parish house to be added, foundation work started this week, and a cornerstone ceremony planned in about two weeks. McNabee oversees projects from Rapid City to Ollaton, facing many Catholic congregations.
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Thomas MecNabee
McNabee
Rapid City
Oliaton
Receipts and Expenditures of Franklin School District 21
Statement from Franklin School District No. 21 Stanley County South Dakota for year ending June 30 1908. Receipts total 247 39 with 172 77 into Tuition Fund and no Interest or Sinking Fund. Expenditures total 22366 none for Tuition or School Houses, no Interest on Bonds, and debts/liabilities listed. Dated July 14 1908. J. W. Wray chairman.
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South Dakota
Stanley
Franklin
Stanley County
J. W. Wray
Kadoka Board Orders Saloon Fronts Rebuilt
Kadoka town trustees meet on July 21 1908 with J A Jones as chair. They order Frank J Robinson and Frank J Simek to remodel saloon fronts to meet section 2845 of the political code and appoint committees for Ways and Means Auditing Accounts Streets Alleys and Public Works. Bills for election clerks and supplies are read and approved. The board adjourns.
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Kadoka
J. A. Jones
John Kisling
W. C. Meyer
Meyer
Kisling
Frank J. Robinson
Frank J. Simek
Frank Coye
I. W. Wiltfang
Scott Wellman
G. G. Skrove
L. E. Foote
State Publishing Co
Evening closing pact among local businesses
A group of merchants including Johnson & Moore Chaster & Co G Skrove Chamie & Beraney Holtman & Elston A Zemanek and Kapoxa Drug Co agree to close at eight oclock each weekday except Saturday when they may stay open later.
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Johnson & Moore
Chaster & CO
G. G. Skrove
Chamie & Beraney
Holtman & Elstonn
A. C. Zemanek
Kapoxa Drug Co
Justice Case Narrows Wire Theft In City Yards
Justice Stevenson hears the case of George Rumsey and his sons Herbert and Walter after a railway wire theft at local yards. Rumsey admits guilt but blames the boys. he receives a $30 fine with $42 costs, while the boys are fined $50 each but remitted for good behavior. Detective J W Cowan uncovers the confession and warns further prosecutions for similar wire thefts if settlements are not made.
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Stevenson
George Rumsey
Herbert
Walter
Rumsey
J. W. Cowan
Hotel de Wiltfang
Cowan
Our City
Buchanan Bros and Yankee Robinson Circus to Visit Friday
The Buchanan Bros and Yankee Robinson combined railroad circus will roll into town Friday August 7 bringing elephants camels tigers and a full menagerie. The show travels in its own two section train with a flying squadron and a main section arriving at 4 am and 7 am respectively. If a double header occurs the full train may arrive by 6 am and unloading begins immediately after breakfast with tents and act props set by ten o'clock for a noon street parade.
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Big Buchanan Bros
Yankee Robinson
America
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Town Board Proceedings
Crockery
Bakers
A. C Zemanek
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