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Newspaper
The Mellette County Pioneer
Location
Wood, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
5
About ninety pounds of German millet seed available at the office for 3.50 pounds including the sack. Rhode Island Red eggs offered at 75 cents per setting or 4.00 dollars per 100. Mrs. Frank Hickman, Wood, S. D.
A liberal reward is offered for information leading to the identity of the person or persons who cut a fence on the south half of section 5 41 26. The notice is signed by Juln Krieger Wood.
North Rosebud Valley reports Satree aiding with wars at Glen Sherwood's. Clarence Dustrude trip to Rapid City this week. Larsen and Satree visited Winner last week. Mr and Mrs Lee Anderson planned Murdo visit last Monday. Evalyn Sherwood bought eggs for setting. Mrs Glen Sherwood and children visited Jerry Koskan. Lee Anderson sold a team of horses to an unknown buyer. Joe Brave traveled to Murdo Friday with Stephen and Theodore to fetch lumber for a house addition. Mrs Tom Davies of Tripp County repairs fence and buys cattle for pasture while visiting C O Wilson and John Sherwood. Glen Sherwood breaks sod for Jerry Koskan. Koskan's 125 acres of 160 broken, plans 1606 acres of Indian land purchase.
The speaker asserts strict universal causality where deliberate sins may be forgiven, but violating any command brings swift, unseen consequences. Forgiveness cannot avert the grim outcomes tied to negligence, and the question of why this is so remains unanswered.
Notice of a black mare branded MS on the right hip kept by Fred Matousek in Wood, S. D. The owner may reclaim by paying for keeping and the cost of this advertisement. 19-tf
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