Pleasant Valley News Highlights Local Happenings
C. Dean made a business trip to Wakama. A Benning built a large corn crib for his crop. A heavy rain drenched the area with over five inches, South Creek roaring. Levert Olsen boasts no one could chase him to Duluth. Alex Berany caused a noisy scene with a new dog and a stubborn cow. Dr. Potter threshing north of Bad River with larger machines for South Creek crowds. North of the river, crops look fine and G McGee’s wheat yields 34 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Benning
Overbuying Stock Surplus Offered for Trade in Paullina
A. Hansen of Paullina Iowa advertises surplus dry goods including cloaks hats and ladies furnishings. He offers to exchange land for Moise and to trade off stock worth 500 to 1000 dollars, noting the items are not trading stock but surplus from overbuying.
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A. Hansen
Paullina
Car loads of good posts for sale at low price
Several car loads of posts for sale at a low price by cutting. Sold in car lots. Address Lock Box 38 Rapid City.
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Rapid City
Constitutional Amendments on Liquor Votes in County
Notice outlines proposed rules for county wide votes on intoxicating liquors, including thresholds, special elections, and effect on permits. details penalties, record keeping, and the process to submit questions at general or special elections. Also includes a U.S. land notice for Riley Guye of Kadoka seeking final proof on Homestead entry in South Dakota.
Final Proof Notices for Kadoka Homesteads 1908
Notices from the Interior Department land office in Chamberlain announce final commutation proof sets for four Kadoka homestead entrants Ernest O. Gaye William L. Sale Jacob P. Hansen and Alvaretta Moryan. Each claimant lists witnesses and scheduled dates at Kadoka U S Commissioner office in November 1908.
Notice of final five year proof for homestead entry
At Chamberlain Oct 9 1908 notice given that Robey A Leverich of Willard South Dakota who on Nov 6 1906 filed Homestead Entry No 12764 for the northeast quarter section 21 township 2 south is to make final five year proof at Kadoka November 17 1908. Witnesses named Otto C Sharon of Kadoka Allen F SpaUri Howard P Clarke Peter E Boock all of Willard.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Chamberlain
8. D
Riley Guye
Kadoka
William C. Meyer
U. S
Harry 8. Gatchell
Allen F. Bpaur
Willard
James A. Mills
Ole L. Gaye
United States Land Office
Ernest O. Gaye
Harvey
Gatchell
George E Lambing
Allen F. Spaur
William L. Sale
S.range
Walter D. Vice
Herbert Sherman
George W. Hutton
Robert #. Schnee
S. D
Jacob P. Hansen
Frank Coye
Jacob
Dithmer
Charles F. Fetch
A. May Bryan
W. Hall Irons
Register
U.S. Land Office
Mamod Bevaney
A. S
Mehmid Chamie
Ollie Ogdie
David Sigler
Sigler
Alvaretta Moryan
U.S
Oscar E. Stuart
William Durkee
George E. Lambing
Robey A. Leverich
S.p
S. P
Otto C. Sharon
S. v
Allen F Spaur
Howard P Clarke
Peter E Boock
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Pleasant Valley News
C. Dean
Wakama
South Creek
Levert Olsen
Duluth
Minn
Alex Berany
Alex
Iowa State
Nat’l Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
F. E. Reidinger
E. Reidinger
First National Bank
Tyndall
Dak
Bank of Kadoka Kadoka, So. Dak
Land Agency
Gus Zemanek
Moise
Holtman
Elston
South Dakota
Moline Plow Co
Gretchen
T. G
Blood
Men’s
Chastka & Company
Dan Tait
Wm. C. Meyer U. 8S
Kadoka, South Dakota
R. B. Driver
Kadoke
Walter Vice
Circle L
Plasterer & Cement
R. T. Berfy
W. A. Schwichten
Watchmaker
Sulius H. Johnson
Fort Pierre
Lery
Harry M. Hammonen
State Bank
Kadoka, SO Dak
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