Egan Plans Evening Democratic Newspaper in Sioux Falls
A Sioux Falls dispatch reports Geo W. Egan, disbarred ex states attorney and new Minnehaha county states attorney elect, will start an evening Democratic newspaper in January 1909. He solicits $22,000 stock, plans to hold about $10,000, with editorial control likely his. The move shocks many while he vows to stay in Sioux Falls and continue business.
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Ww. Egan
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Geo. W. Egan
Sioux Walls
Egan
Republican Party
Sioux City Fair to Run Week Later Than 1908 South Dakota Dates
The Inter-State association of Sioux City voted to hold its fall fair one week later than 1908’s dates to align with the South Dakota state fair in Huron. South Dakota attendance fell as Sioux City refused overtures, contributing to a sharp drop in receipts and overall decline at the Sioux City event. A new board and secretary will be named as Wirick departs.
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Inter-State Association of
Sioux City
South Dakota
Huron
Wirick
Herald
Alexandria
Editor’s Kadoka trip notes from Kadoka South Dakota
The Newcastle Neb Times editor reports a trip to Kadoka SD with Henry King and others. They describe travel, bad lands, cattle, ranches, mail service changes, and final proof notices for Kadoka area homesteads dated 1908.
Busy Creek Social Updates Reach Kadoka and Nearby
Albert Nelson seen in Kadoka Wednesday. Mrs. Petty visiting Mrs. Larson Thursday. Grace Sigler shopping in Philip Monday. Hans Larson aiding Paul Pretzer with work. Ed Collins visiting at the Sigler home Friday. W H Heck visiting friends Monday. Ed Collins calling at the Andrew Benning home Thursday. Mrs Petty and Hazel Kadoka callers Wednesday. John Maurier of South Creek left Wednesday for Neligh Nebraska. Mrs Henry Sievers left for Rockwell City Iowa last Thursday for a niece’s wedding. Miss Lillian Stevens arrived from Mitchell and will visit the Black Hills region.
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Albert Nelson
Kadoka
Mrs. Petty
Mrs. Larson
Grace Sigler
Philip
Hans Larson
Paul Pretzer
Ed Collins
Sigler
W. H. Heck
Busy Creek
Andrew Benning
Petty
Hazel
John Mauriier
South Creek
Neli
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F. E. Reidinger
QIRT
E. Reidinger
Iowa State
Nat’! Bank
Iowa
First National Bank, of
Tyndali, So
Dak
Land Agency
CES
Kadoka State Bank
Bank of Kadoka Kadoka, So. Dak
Men’s
Chastka & Company
Newcastle, Neb
Henry King
Murdo
Milwaukee Road
George McDonald
Chas. Enders
McDonald Farm
Okaton
Jake Addison
Ed Pond
Elk Point
McDonald
Chamberlain Pass
Sugar Loaf Butte
White River
Pine Ridge Reservation
Oliaton
Smith, Elbow
Topbar
Milesville
Hardingrove
Gottfried Picker
Climax
Ash Creek
Grindstone
Cottonwood
Broad
Stanley County
Washington
Roy
A. G. Benson
Howard Church
Grindstone Creek
Skunk
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Chamberlain
Warren Barada
East
William C. Meyer
U. S
William J. Hall
Bert J. Sheldon
Bertram H. Draper
Theodore R. Baischall
U. 8
Wilber F. Richmond
August C. Zemanek
Fred A. Thone
George G. Inman
George Nott
U. 8S
S. P
Kadoks, #.C
8. D
Charles Blade
William Durkee
Frank P. Saunders
David F. Klotz
Martin Johnson
Charles N. Hall
Willard
B.H.M
U.S
Mary Hall
Andrew F. Austin
Howard P. Clarke
Allen F. Spaur
W. Hall Irons
Register
Department of
Jacob Koppes
Alva D. McCrea
Bert J. Bisenius
Philip Schmoll
Cane
Wm. C. Meyer
Kadoka, South Dakota
R. B. Driver
F. Zeal
Walter J. Lauser
Crry Dray Line
Dan Tait
R. T. Berry
Guar- Belvidere
W. A. Schwichtenberg
Watchmaker
Julius H. Johnson
Fort Pierre, South Dakota
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