Stolen and Taken Up Horses and Yearlings Notice
Want column reports stray gray yearling with white face and day yearling with wire cut on left shoulder last Saturday night May 22. Taken up a brown mare about 800 pounds branded on left hip arrived May 10. Taken up two bay geldings with white stripe and white hind foot. several brands arrived May 25. Owners must prove property and pay charges. Locations: Kerger Bros area and Albin Peterson area.
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Finder Notif Kerger Bros
Henry Olson
Albin Peterson
Weta
Kadoka Citizens Gratitude for Bereavement Kindness
Notice from Mrs. W. D. Toney and Gro. O' Bryan extends heartfelt thanks to Kadoka and surrounding residents for their kindness during a recent bereavement. The letter expresses deep gratitude beyond words.
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Kadoka
W. D. Toney
Gro. O’ Bryan
WETA NEWS ITEMS Local notices and life events from Weta
Grandpa Keester is convalescing. Miss Lottie Walker visited at Philip over Sunday. Johnnie Green and Elias Briggs were Kadoka visitors Monday. Fred Lund made final proof at Kadoka before Commissioner Meyer on Wednesday. Fred Lund was replanting corn last week. Our school closes this week with a picnic on White River at W. M. Gilchrist residence. Passenger train now passes through Weta by day to view Bad Lands scenery. Jim McHenry injured his hand while digging a grave at Kadoka. Dr. Newcomer treated him. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith a baby boy. Mrs. Mernevia Hinkle died west of Weta aged 61. Survived by eight children in various locations. Funeral at Weta led by Rev. Brown. burial in Kadoka cemetery. Sincere sympathy to the bereaved.
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Grandpa Keester
Lottie Walker
Philip
Johnnie Green
Elias Briggs
Kadoka
Fred Lund
Commissioner Meyer
White River
W. M. Gilchrist
Weta
Jim McHenry
Hinkle
Newcomer
Bert Smith
Bert
Mernevia Hinkle
Kalamazoo
Mich
County Commission Abates Personal Taxes In May 1909
Fort Pierre on May 19 1909 the board resolved that the personal tax of several named parties for the ears be abated and cancelled by this order. The Auditor and county user are ordered to note on tax lists that these taxes are abated and cancelled. T H Tolton Chairman.
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Fort Pierre
T. H. Tolton
Board of County Commissioners
Fort Pierre Board adjourns as 1909 actions are approved
The Fort Pierre board adjourns then reassembles with all members present and Auditor Price. They grant division of school district 22 into two districts, issue rebates for taxes, abate penalties on certain lots, approve bond premiums, and pay or deny various county bills. A road petition is granted and a road overseer appointed. A boundary dispute between Lyman and Stanley counties is to be referred to the attorney general for an opinion.
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Abedia White
Lee Williams
Arthur Wilson
J.W. William & Wife
R. Wickert
J. W. Williams
George S. Whitney
Wim
Albert Whiliams
Williams & McLane
R. W. Williams
Fort Pierre
Fort Pierre Bank
Eliza Hall
W. O. Hopkins
Ed. Jones
W.a.hopkins
T.h.tolton
F. E. Morrison
Stock Growers Bank
Bank of Philip
Bank of Midland
Ft. Pierre Bank
J. S. Newcomer
Chris Holts
Newcomer
Walter R. Lounsbury
W. H. Angell
Township 7
Range
Fort Bennett
Stanley
Missouri River
Lyman
Igen County
Stanley County
Supreme Court
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Julius H. Johnson
South Dakota
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H. Gelino
Barth & Gelino
A. L. Richards
Kadoka, South Dakota
P. Kelly
Seon Lowa
R. T. Berry
Belvidere
Wm. C. Meyer
U. S
R. B. Driver
W. A. Schwichtenberg Optician and Jeweler
the Kadoka Press Durkece
Nellor, Publishers
S. D
Skrove
Scott Wellman
Cottonwood
Arthur Ditting
Arthur Kezar
E. B. Rouse
Walter Damuth
T. C. Kemper
D. J. Diamond
John Bradley
Emerson Randall
Coast van Huff
Joe Muckey
Douglas County
Gallagher
Will Gustin
R. Grant Simpson
Belvidere Hotel
Frank Griswold
Chamberlain
Indian Creek
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Thomas V. Veal
Frank Kingsbury
John Kirkpatrick
Harry M. Kay
John C. Konzen
H. C. Lafferty
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Joseph la Roche
Jess Lannegh
John Larson
Joseph Langlois
C. L. Lexan
Peter Lear
John Lee
B. F. Lexan
W. H. Lindsay & Bros
Amelia Livermont
Charles Long
James Louden
J. D. Mathieson
Bull Marshall
J. S. Mathieson
Jud Mathieson
D. Mead
First Bank of
D. S. McGraw
Helen McGee
A. McCoy
Casi McConaughty
J. 8. McCloud
Charles McGogg
Clarance McCoy
Edward Meece
John R. Noldy
G. C. Oakes
Andrew Olsen
Robert O’ Meil
A de Otto
F. Ogburn
Charles Plattner
Bs. Nicholson
A. M. Randall
A. C. Rathmall
Arthur Ran
James Randall
L. D. Riggle
A. E. Rich
Paul L. Rhodes
Oscar Robb
W. F. Rudy
Aa Schiarge
Savage
Ed Sanders
Ives Staple
H. St John
Eskar Scamp
George F. Samnals
Thomas Slayton
Tr. J. Shepherd
Coe A. Steere
F.S
H. P. Smith
Herm
L. C. Thompson
James T. Thomas
J. YY. Turgeon
Albert Turner
Madeline van Metre
Otto Wollenge
Louis Voight
G. H. Waldron
H. A. Warnekee
S. H. Warnek
George Waters
George Watenberger
E. F. Warton
William Walter
Bruno P. Walters
Waylander Bros
Louis Welcome
John Welter
B. W. Whipple
Chas. M. Price
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo, N. Y., U. S. A
United States
Kadoka Machine Shops
J. L. Edwards, Prop
Milwaukee Land Co
Iowa
Missouri
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Michigan
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Minnesota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
C. Meyer
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
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Itemtewite
A. Padley
Kadoka State Bank
W. C Meyer
R. W. Gross Cloting Store
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