Deadwood recalled through Rothschilds South Dakota letters
The letter describes Deadwood as a hill town in the Black Hills with 60 saloons in its early days and notable figures Calamity Jane Wild Bill Hickok and Deadwood Dick. It notes the cemetery at 7000 feet, mining towns Lead and the Hearst owned Home Stake mines, the Tie Days of 76 celebration, a film shoot, and encounters with Indian leaders Chauncey Yellow Horse Old Chief Horse and Sitting Bull's legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Rome
Black Hills
Calamity Jane
Kentucky
Buffalo Bill
Gen. Custer
Wild Bill
Hickok
Marshal
Abilene
Kansas
Salina
Yours
Jack McCall
Nickle
Roosevelt
Bullard
White Rock
Lead
Hearst
Chauncy Yellow Horse
Sitting Bull
Custer
Carlisle
Old Chief Horse
J. Rothschild
Prairie Center News Highlights Local Events
Prairie Center notes report Mr and Mrs Will Richards back from Des Moines fair and Mr and Mrs J O Matthews returning from Simily Minnesota. Teeter board accident at No 7 school left Omer Wagner with a broken arm. Florence Krause and Dick Stephens wed at the bride’s parents home. Local families attend visits and reunions amid storms and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Center
Will Richards
Des Moines
J. O. Matthews
Simily
Minnesota
No. 7
Omer Wagner
John Koehler
Florence ‘Krause
Dick Stephens
Ainsworth
Frank Leeper
Local notes and visits in Crawfordsville area
Harold Spangler is on the sick list with Dr Lease called to see him Sunday evening. Stanley Fishburn and family showcase a new Chevrolet sedan. Victor Neiswanger of East Chicago Ind returned home after visiting Frank Taylor. Opal Hesseltine of Washington visits John Shebeck. Sam Witting ships hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R
Crawfordsville
R. R
Harold Spangler
Lease
Stanley Fishburn
Victor Neiswanger
East Chicago
Ind
Frank Taylor
Opal Hesseltine
Washington
John Shebeck
Sam Witting
Local Visits Across Havre Area This Week
Havre residents report family and friend visits across the region. Stanley Fishburn and family visited Clyde Fishburn near Wellman. Mrs. John Shebeck and Geneva assisted Mary Putman. Dale Mitchell of Washington called on Jace Shrader. Leo Mangeld and family and Ray Miller with babies from Washington and Wy man joined J. W. Hesseltine family for a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir
Stanley Fishurn
Clyde Fishburn
Wellman
John Shebeck
Geneva
Mary Putman
Dale Mitchell
Washington
Jace Shrader
Leo Mangeld
Baby
Ray Miller
Wyman
J. W. Hesseltine
Pilotsburg Picnic Postponed to Sept Eleventh
The Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society planned a picnic for Sunset Park but rain moved it to next Saturday September eleventh. Includes church nine fifteen and Sunday school ten. Local schools resume with teachers Barbara Bauer and Elizabeth Bauer.
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Pilotsburg
Pilotaburg Ladyy Aid Society
Roy Schultz
Sunset Park
Barbara Bauer
Elizabeth Bauer
C. K. Scott
Wellman
Charles Frasemer
Donna
James Ryen
John Lang
Chicago
Local Students Leave for College and Training Nearby
In Crawfordsville Indiana on September 7 Misses Isabelle Anwyl Genevieve Davis depart for Fort Madison to attend business college. Max Anwyl and Margaret Gault with Margaret and Marian Davidson head to Monmouth Illinois for Monmouth College. Lois Davidson leaves for Minneapolis after summer with the Moorhead home. Ethel Edgar returns to Cedar Falls State Teacher’s College. Grace Hesseltine begins teaching in Ainsworth. Rev Barr to become pastor here with M E Hayes moving to Danville. Mrs Hugh Jones and son visit from Wymore. Doris McNeill of Chicago visiting Dayton McNeill.
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Crawfordsville
Isabelle Anwyl
Genevieve Davis
Fort Madison
Business College
Max Anwyl
Margaret Gault
Margaret
Marian Davidson
Monmouth
Monmouth College
Ill
Lois Davidson
Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence Moorhead
Ethel Edgar
Cedar Falls
State Teacher's College
Grace Hesseltine
Ainsworth
Barr
Nichols, Ia
M. E Hayes
Danville
Weathered roads and crops mark West Chester notes
West Chester reports four stock cars sent to Chicago. Ground too wet to dig big potatoes. frost unlikely before next moon. Local roads and culverts under repair. poor travel conditions persist. School starts Monday amid rain. church services sparse due to conference travels.
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West Chester
Chicago
Dyarmon hill shown treacherous for Valley Picnic route
Neighbor Herman Luers reports Dyarmon hill on the Washington to Rubio road deteriorating, making the path hard to climb. He recalls Dutch Creek years of experience and notes recent ransacking rumors for period costumes tied to an upcoming church event Wednesday afternoon.
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Herman Luers
Dyarmon
Dutch Creek
Washington
Rubio
Fraternal Lodges and Chapters Meet Monthly Schedule
Regular meetings listed for Cyrus Chapter No 18, Zeredatha Couneh No 21, Bethlehem Commandery No 45, Washington Chapter No 08, Damascus Shrise No 10, Amos Chapter De Melay, and Covenant Lodge No 101. Officers named include Ed Squire H P Arthur Goodin secretary C J Bloat M Arthur Goodin recorder Pearle Dickerson Stella Palmer Maude B Davis Sara B Walker Max McCall Harold Johnson Axel Anderson Roy H Mapel. Visiting members welcome and degree schedules detailed.
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Cyrus
Ed Squire
H. P
Arther Goodin
Zeredatha Couneh
C. J. Bloat
Arthur Goodin
Washington
C. E
Pearle Dickerson
W. M
Stella Palmer
Damascus Shrise
Masesic Temple
Maude B. Davis
Sara B. Walker
Worthy
Amos Chapter de Melay
Max McCall
M. C
Harold Johnson
Axel Anderson
Noble Grand
Roy H. Mapel
Railway Time Tables No. 4 Golden State Limited and No 12 Express
Railway time table page lists eastbound and westbound Golden State trains with arrivals departures, freight and passenger services, local passes, and station agents across a list of schedules. Includes multiple lines for Nos. 3 29 49 87 88 60 430 and local freight, with agents H W Russel J C McKay and station services. Also features service stations and various local business listings.
Local notes from the county hospital and community life
Saturday night visit to the county hospital by Wolfer and sister Celeste Hanley. Mrs. Beenblossom improving after surgery and planned to stay with Roy Randall before returning home. Students and rooms arranged for Rosa Davison, Mary Essley, Lawrence McKune, and others. Hubert Essley to attend Washington College in DC. Local business, threshing plans, grain condition after rain, four remaining jobs, and hog shipments also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Randall
Chas. McKay
W. F. Salterberg
Fred Wagner
Hubert Essley
Washington College
Washington, D. C
Clarence Jackson
Art Dawson
D. O. Davison
Rainy Sunday Morning Delays Hardscrabble Picnic Plans
West Chester reports heavy rain from the northeast on Sunday morning with a new moon upcoming. Residents express regret over missing the Hardscrabble picnic and hope any tie picnic held would have proceeded as planned.
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West Chester
August Rain Memory and Muddy Air Enduring Weather Talk
A 78 year old man recalls an August with eight days of nonstop rain south of Crooked Creek when waters covered the bottom land. He notes current weather as mournful yet forgetful, while an airplane reportedly landed in mud north of Washington. HW Augustine and a Chicago visitor stay briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
C. Watson
Washington
Hs Son-In-Law
HW. P. Augustine
Mr. Hatta
Chicago
Metal in Formation and Ore Distribution
The bureau of mines notes both ver and lead commonly occur together in line formation. Silver on its own may occur in many rock types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Mines
MELLO-GLO powder advertised by Sherman Hros Druggists
A vintage advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO a fine new French Process Powder by Sherman Hros Druggists. It claims a shine free natural look, pore minimization, and sweat resistance, promising a beautiful complexion and urging readers to buy a box today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hros
Irregular Patient Recalls Elusive Cure Claim
The account describes long term illnesses and flawed remedies followed by a stranger recommending MVYR'S a preparation claimed to remove intestinal mucus and inflammation. The text asserts immediate relief and a promise of a refund after one dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmicaa
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1. Rothschiol
South Dakota
Orval Spencer
Arcidine
Muscatine
Harry Campbell
Iowa City
John Adams
Dan Cline
Christina
Wayne
Virginia
Havre
Ellis Rickey
Frank Stransky
Hugh Jones
Wymore
Ned
Robert
Bkvans
Doris McNeill
Dayton McNeill
Tangen
West of Dublin
Gray
Montezuma
Frank Scranton
Ferguson
Mollie Tierney
Washington, R
Joe
Bethlehem Commandery
E. T
P. J. Wallace EK. C. Arthur Goodin
Py Ee Lodge
A. F
A. W
Wilder Bell
North
Iowa Avenue
Frank Schneider
M. B. Bee
Washington Lodge
Mibese
Meose Hall
L. R. Levelett
S. T. Rickav
Golden State
Golden State Limited
Knoxville
H. W. Russel
J. C. McKay
C.M
St. P
Lo'west Lim
W. C. Bell
Physicians and Surgeons
KE. E. Stutsman
M. D. Eyer
A. John Droz
West Main St. Phene
C. W. McLaughalin
West Main B
Mutual
W. L. Alcorn
Southwa Ave
Wilson Heating Co
Bateman
Ifice
Preston L. Htter
South Iowa Ave
Green
T. G. Arthur
Marion Ave
Iemley & Yard Innstranr
Natiowal Bank Ride
Register Life. Ins. CO
Davenport, Lowa
Walter L. Johnson
Iowa
Chiropractors
Charles C
BROWN
Laseington
Iawa
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
Blaine J. Holmes Willard
Hout
EXIDE
A. J. Franzen
Nelsawanger Ridg
South
Iowa Ave
Phore
L. B. Lupton Monuments
Iowan Ave
Hugh Dougal
Austin S
Thorland
Jones & McClatinney Funeral Directors Anbulance Service
Lung Motor Cut
East Main Street
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Phone 440
Chocolate Shop
I. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Phon
Morrison & Mrrison
Morrison Bridg
North Ride By
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Mutual Phone
Livingston & Facher Law Abstract
INO. W. Applegate
Brookhart
Washington Street
City 2
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Frank Boller
City
Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchante Bank
Blue Mutual
W. J. Masson
Frank Wilson
George W. Stewart
Hardware & Implements
South Side Square
Rickey’s
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