HADE

Mary HADE took a job with the Lyman County Abstract Company.  July 29 1909 Arg

HADE

Eric HADE’s horse team crated some excitement on the Oacoma streets as they came tearing up the streets with Mr. Hade hanging on to them.   Nov. 11, 1909   Arg

HALVORSEN

Halvor Halvorsen formerly of the Grouse Creek area, died from injuries received after being kicked from a horse some time ago.  Oct. 5, 1905  Gaz

HALVORSON

Halvor HALVORSON formerly of the Grouse Creek area, died from injuries received after being kicked from a horse some time ago.  Oct. 5, 1905 Gaz

HANSEN

Mrs. J.W. FULFORD and Otto HANSEN were the two candidates vying for clerk in Oacoma. Mrs. Fulford received 18 votes and Mrs. Hansen received 17. June 22 1905   Gaz

HANSEN

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  Otto HANSEN died. The other twin died last week.  Sept. 21  1905  Gaz

HANSON

Tom DONAHUE and Rachel HANSON were married Monday at the M.E. Church in Chamberlain. The couple will make their home in the southeast part of Oacoma where Mr. Donahue has completed a little cottage.  July 13, 1905  Gaz

HANSON

A young couple, a boy and a girl, arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.  Otto  HANSON. The young couple requests permission to make their home in the country residence of the Hanson’s. Leave was granted for the next 21 and 18 years, respectively.   Aug 24 1905 Gaz

HARMAN

Nelson HARMAN and Miss Caroline ALLEN secured the services of the M.E. CHURCH pastor in Chamberlain to pronounce the words making them husband and wife.   Apr 27 1904  Gaz   

HARMON

Mr. and Mrs.  Jacob HARMON held a family reunion at their home. Following dinner, all went to the river to fish and returned to the Harmon home with a mammoth catfish weighing 27 pounds.  Aug 5 1909  Arg

HARMON

Jake HARMON underwent an operation on his hand due to blood poisoning which set in after he was scratched by barbed wire.  Aug  26 1909  Arg  

HARMON

Justice A.E. BAILEY officiated at the marriage of Elsie HARMON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  Jacob Harmon, to Mr. Frank O’CONNOR.   Sept. 14, 1905  Gaz

HARMON

Jake HARMON put up 500 tons of hay on the Ole NELSON ranch.  Sep 28 1905  Gaz

HARRINGTON

County commissioner John HARRINGTON  obtained the first hunting license in Lyman County . No word on what he plans to hunt. Aug  5 1909  Arg

HART

Rev. F. Hart of White Owl, SD will take over the pulpit of the Congregational Church from Rev. N.H. May on Nov. 1. Rev. May was assigned to Willow Lake.   Oct 7 1909   Arg

HART

Rev. F. HART of White Owl, SD will take over the pulpit of the Congregational Church from Rev. N.H. MAY on Nov. 1. Rev. May was assigned to Willow Lake.  Oct. 7, 1909  Arg

HART

Rev. F.W. HART from White Owl, SD arrived in Oacoma Tuesday.  He is the new pastor at the Congregational  Church.   Nov. 4  1909   Arg

HARVEY

The HARVEY Saloon building is being remodeled by W.H. PLACE as that is the location Mr. Place will relocate his saloon after July 1.     June 24 1909  Arg  

HATFIELD

Charles HUTCHENS and Martha HATFIELD, both of Kennebec  , were married at the Congregational  parsonage in Oacoma by Rev. MAY on Tuesday.   Aug 19 1909    Arg

HAUGE

Something suspicious is going on as Bert HOLLIS   and  Ansker HAUGE purchased milk cows .  Nov. 4  1909   Arg

HEIB

The hearts of John HEIB, Sr. and Mrs. Kristina SCHAEFER were joined Tuesday evening, Oct. 31. The groom is 61, the bride is 58.   Nov. 9, 1905

HELLECKSON

Sheriff PICKETT arrested John HELLECKSON while in Medora, No. Dak.  Helleckson was convicted and sentenced for grand larceny in Lyman County in July, 1899. Sept. 14, 1905  Gaz

HEMPHILL

Oacoma now has a jewelry store and is owned by Mr. BENEDICT. It’s located in Ed HEMPHILL’S barber shop. June 15 1905  Gaz

HENRY

Miss Louise HENRY started a job as a typo in the Gazette-Leader office. Aug 3 1905 Gaz

HERWAY

Mr. J.C. HERWAY will carry mail beginning Aug. 22 between Oacoma and Imer. Aug 17 1909  Gaz

HESS

O.R. HESS from Bijou Hills was a witness in William Anderson’s proof  Apr 20, 1905  Gaz 

HICKEY

Bert HICKEY failed to appear as a witness in some land proof case due to his wife presenting him with a bouncing baby boy Monday. May 11 1904 Gaz  

HICKEY

Bert HICKEY’s oats yielding 50 bushels per acre and threshed 500 bushels. His corn was 10 bushels an acre.  Sep 28 1905  Gaz

HICKEY

Jacob HUBER died yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred HICKEY’s home.  Dec. 21, 1905  Gaz

HIGH DOG

T.B. STRONG, owner of the meat market, was stabbed in the left chest by a knife by Wallace HIGH DOG as Mr. Strong was about to close his store.   Oct. 27, 1909   Arg

HOEFFER

Herman HOEFFER arrived in town Saturday and sold his fine hay for $4.00 a ton. Aug 31 1905 Gaz

HOLLIS

Something suspicious is going on as Bert HOLLIS   and  Ansker HAUGE purchased milk cows .  Nov. 4  1909   Arg

HOLMES

H.A. HOLMES, LN. AULD, and W.G. KENASTON are the only original pioneers of the town of Sherman, then Gladstone, now Oacoma. Mr. Kenaston was here visiting family.  Apr 8, 1909 Arg

HOLMES

Oacoma High School held its first commencement in the Christian church. Miss Florence HOLMES was the solitary graduate. May 11 1904 Gaz  

HOLMES

Harry HOLMES of Oacoma  has McCormick and Deering sections, guard plates and Pitman repairs.    June 17  1909  Arg

HOLMES

The salary for town clerk was $100 for the first year and was paid quarterly. The salary of the town treasurer was $25, paid quarterly. F.I. SHEFFER is the town treasurer. Each town board member’s salary is $25 per year. Board trustees are Eugene MARTIN, H.A. HOLMES and P.B. DIRKS;  Eugene Martin is President and R.P. WHITFIELD, Clerk. June 29  1905 Gaz

HOLMES

Miss Daisy HOLMES began new duties Monday at the Citizens State Bank where she has accepted a position.    Harry HOLMES brought several bushels of nice large potatoes into town. July 15  1909  Arg

HOLMQUIST

In 10 days work, S.E. SMITH of Reliance , real estate man, completed transactions where he sold 640 acres to Joseph SCHELLE, a quarter section to Mr. POLKING, 320 acres to Nels NELSON and Mr. HOLMQUIST of Nebraska and a quarter section to Mr. Osborne of Nebraska.  Sept 30  1909   Arg

HORTON

Simon WHEELER and Mrs. Sarah HORTON were married the first week of November in Chamberlain.  Nov. 25, 1909   Arg

HUBBEL

Many residents are rushing to Oacoma to get supplies and stock up as the large boat has begun to run on the river.. F.D. HUBBEL and W.T. FOUST of  are among those after supplies.  Mar 23, 1905   Gaz

HUBBELL

Mr. HUBBELL opened a restaurant in Kennebec  and doing well. Mrs. Hubbell runs the culinary department.  Nov 2  1905  Gaz

HUBER

Jacob HUBER died yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Alfred HICKEY’s home.  Dec. 21, 1905  Gaz

HUGG

Miss Lillie PAULSEN married Walter HUGG Tuesday morning in the brides home. Both moved to Oacoma from Iowa last spring and will now live on their homestead northeast of town.  Oct. 14, 1909  Argus  

HUMPHREYS

Maebelle Rae HUMPHREYS of this area received news she is a candidate in the Sioux Falls Argus Leader's Grand Tour of Europe contest.   Apr 1, 1909  Arg  

HUMPHREYS

Vint HUMPHREYS and Mamie BROWN, both from Reliance were married at 12 o’clock midnight in Oacoma with a rather unexpected  chain of events.  July 22 1909  Arg 

HUMPHREYS

Miss Beulah HUMPHREYS from Presho started work as a stenographer for Dent & Cullen.  Oct. 7, 1909  Arg

HUMPHREYS

Small pox has broken out in the W.V. HUMPHREYS’ home in Reliance.  Dec. 30, 1909   Arg

HUMPHRIES

Miss Beulah Humphreys from Presho will start  work as a stenographer for Dent & Cullen.  Oct 7 1909  Arg

HUNTER

Harry HUNTER sold 112 quarter-sections  of land averaging $11.50 per acre. July 27  1905  Gaz

HUSE

Nels HUSE, an Oacoma resident for the past three months, died Wednesday, He was in charge of the county.  June 29  1905 Gaz

HUTCHENS

Charles HUTCHENS and Martha HATFIELD, both of Kennebec  , were married at the Congregational  parsonage in Oacoma by Rev. MAY on Tuesday.   Aug 19 1909    Arg

HVISTENDAHL

Due to all of the rain, Miss Julia HVISTENDAHL postponed her sociable until Saturday.

IDSO

John IDSO made final proof on his homestead.    July 13, 1905  Gaz

IISHKANIAN

Dr. IISHKANIAN was summoned to the bedside of Mrs. Ole BINGHAM who died very suddenly Sun evening following a brief illness of 24 hours. Feb 23, 1905  Gaz    

ISEMINGER

Four Oacoma area ranchers, W.E. ISEMINGER, Fred PAULSON, V.A. SCHIRNA and Wm. DINEHART, are planning to p lace a telephone line from Oacoma to their ranches. Mar 11 1909 Arg

ISEMINGER

Mabel Emily FULFORD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.  J.N. Fulford, was married at noon Monday, Sept. 6, to Hamilton. Sheldon ISEMINGER. They will live 10 miles north of Oacoma .  Sep 9, 1909  Arg

ISEMINGER

W.E. ISEMINGER purchased the feed barn in Oacoma from J.B. BENSON. Iseminger intends to also sell feed and grain. Mr. Benson will continue his ice and water business.    Dec. 16, 1909   Arg

ISHKANIAN

Physician and surgeon, Dr. A.T. Ishkanian , has an office  at the City Hotel and Drug Store.   June 15 1905  Gaz

IVERSON

Ole IVERSON purchased 200 head of cattle from R. F. WALSH for $25 per head. Nov. 4  1909   Arg

JENKINS

Anton JOHNSON and Mr. JENKINS are both building new markets on Reliance Main Street.  Nov. 18, 1909  Arg

JENKS

Mr. JENKS rounded up 22 head of livestock running loose on the Oacoma Main Street. Apr  22, 1909  Arg    

JEWEL

Chas. JEWEL, I.N. FULFORD and John KENOBBIE are back from Pierre where they observed the state dads legislate in the capital city.  Mar 9, 1905  Gaz

JEWEL

The Chas. JEWEL ranch on the White river is getting a new telephone line built from Oacoma to his place.  July 22 1909  Arg 

JEWELL

   Mar 18, 1909 Arg  

JEWELL

T.B. STRONG and Charles JEWELL left for the Black Hills for a few days of deer hunting.  Nov. 11, 1909   Arg

JEWELL

Charley JEWELL returned from a deer hunt in the Black Hills empty handed.

    Nov. 18, 1909  Arg

JOHNSON

M. CHURCH made final proof on his claim with the assistance of John M. JOHNSON and Joseph MOORE.   Aug 17 1909  Gaz

JOHNSON

Mr. Orsen JOHNSON and Miss Clara ANDERSON were married in Plankinton. They will live in Lyman County where Mr. Johnson has located a claim. Sept. 14, 1905  Gaz

JOHNSON

Mr. John MANGER and Miss Sophia JOHNSON were married at the bride’s parents’ home in Presho  Sept. 10. The bride grew up at Earling, near Kennebec . 23  1909  Arg 

JOHNSON

Anton JOHNSON and Mr. JENKINS are both building new markets on Reliance Main Street.  Nov. 18, 1909  Arg

 JONES

John W. JONES has resigned as Justice of the Peace. Ed CHRISTONSON was appointed to fill the vacancy.  Nov 2  1905  Gaz

KEICHER

The marriage of Mr. Vance V. VANLOAN to Miss Elma L. KEICHER occurred at the home of J.I. KING on September 4 at two o’clock.

KEITH

W. E. KEITH brought in a sample of yellow dent and red corn raised on his farm last year. The corn is raised on sod. The largest ear measured 10 ¼” long.  July 15  1909  Arg

KENASTON

The central office of the local telephone company has relocated to Frank Sheffer’s Store from W.G. Kenaston's store.   Mar 23, 1905   Gaz 

KENASTON

H.A. HOLMES, LN. AULD, and W.G. KENASTON are the only original pioneers of the town of Sherman, then Gladstone, now Oacoma. Mr. Kenaston was here visiting family.  Apr 8, 1909 Arg

KENASTON

A  good cement walk on Lichtenstein Avenue to the railroad tracks is being poured by Frank MARTIN and W.G. KENASTON and their teams. E.A. BARLOW is also pouring a walk in front of his residence. June 10 1909 Arg    June 10 1909 Arg  

KENASTON

W.G. KENASTON sold his store to his son, Guy. Perry CLOUD was hired as his assistant. Oct. 5, 1905 Gaz

KENNASTON

W.G. Kenaston sold his store to his son, Guy. Perry Cloud was hired as his assistant.   Oct. 5, 1905  Gaz

KENNASTON. 

Harry REITS of Earling has been working at the tinners trade the past week for KENNASTON.  June 22 1905   Gaz

KENOBBIE

A fair prospect of a building boom is predicted in Oacoma. John G. KENOBBIE, auctioneer.  Can speak either German or English.  Feb. 25, 1909 Arg

KENOBBIE

Chas. JEWEL, I.N. FULFORD and John KENOBBIE are back from Pierre where they observed the state dads legislate in the capital city.  Mar 9, 1905  Gaz

KENOBBIE

John KENOBBIE and CA.B. CHUBBUCK’s wheat fields may get 20-25 bushels an acre. Macaroni variety for Kenobbie and Blue Stem for Chubbuck.   Aug 5 1909  Arg

KENTCH

Ellwood KENTCH drove the East half of the Oacoma-Presho stage for Jim MCNEILL who was assisting Mr. BICE at the river. Mar 9, 1905  Gaz

KENTCH

Elwood KENTCH was unable to prove up on his claim due to his witnesses not showing up.   Nov. 16, 1905  Gaz   

KENTCH

Elwood KENTCH and Miss Kate MONAGHAN , is a school teacher and the groom is an owner of the Reliance Livery and Feed   Nov. 23, 1905  Gaz

KENTCH

Elwood KENTCH was in town Saturday visiting friends and his friends were calling on him, too. He is the newest married man of Reliance.  Dec. 9, 1909      Arg

KENZY

 The stork stopped at the Mr. and Mrs. E.E. KENZY home in Oacoma and left an 8-lb  boy. Feb. 25, 1909 Arg

KING

Parsnips three inches long and 18 inches in diameter were brought in for show and tell by  J. I.  KING   Apr 1, 1909  Arg  

KING

Capt. Henry J. KING, who worked on the Mississippi River during war times and later worked on the Missouri River, died last Tuesday in Jackson, Neb. at his daughter's home. He knew the early history of this area.  Mar 30, 1905  Gaz        

KING

Jackson I. KING who lives north of Oacoma has been experimenting with the planting of black walnuts and says they are doing well in this part of the country. He planted the nuts in the winter and now has several black walnut trees on his place.     June 10 1909 Arg  

KING

Chas. ROETHLER put up about 125 ton of hay and Mr. KING, his neighbor, put up an additional ton.   Sept. 21  1905  Gaz

KING

Mr. and Mrs. J.I. KING welcomed the birth of a daughter on Saturday in Chamberlain.  Nov. 25, 1909   Arg

KNIGHT

Mr. and Mrs.  J. F. KNIGHT welcomed a baby daughter Wednesday morning at the Chamberlain Sanitarium. Apr 8, 1909 Arg

KNUDSON

Draper folks,  Mr. Alfred ZOSKE and Miss Helen KNUDSON were married in Rapid City Oct. 11.  Oct. 14, 1909  Argus  

KOHLER

Miss Lena KOHLER and Mrs. Erwin EDWARDS participated in their wedding last Wednesday evening in Presho.  Dec. 9, 1909      Arg

KOLMAN

A ninth grade has been organized in Prof. Glen E. SUNDERLIN’s room at Reliance .  Burdella KOLMAN and Hazel SOMERS are the ninth grade students.  Sept 30  1909   Arg

KROPINSKI

Miss Rosa KROPINSKI will return to the Chamberlain sanitarium to receive treatment on her eyes. Aug  12 1909  Arg

KUHLER

Revival meetings began at the Congregational church. Mr. Kohler is an attractive speaker and violinist.   Oct 5 1905 Gaz

LANGLEY

Dr. LANGLEY has opened his office in the Germania Hotel.  June 8 1905 Gaz

LANGLEY

Oacoma’s new resident, Dr. C.S. LANGLEY, received word that he passed the state medical examination for admission to practice medicine.  Aug 17 1909  Gaz

LANYON

Ralph LANYON began a position as clerk in the post office. Frank SCHOOLER will take over Ralph’s route on the White River Stage.  Oct. 26 1905    Gaz

LARSON

Lars O. LARSON returned to the area after spending the winter in Bon Homme county working on a farm. He has now secured work at Dinehart's ranch for a wage of $25 a month   Mar 23, 1905   Gaz

LEBARGE

M.J. LEBARGE and family moved to their future home in Armour.  Oct. 14, 1909  Argus  

LEBSELTER

County Commissioner LEBSELTER expects he will have a bumper crop of small grain due to the cool damp weather which followed the hot dry conditions of the week before. June 29  1905 Gaz

LEGGETT

F.C. LEGGETT plans to  resign as Deputy Register of Deeds soon due to his expected move to Nebraska and purchase one-half section of land.  June 29  1905 Gaz

LEGGETT

The former Mrs. Mary ELFES of Lamro became the bride of Prof. F.C. LEGGETT, of Kennebec the first part of the week. Both newlyweds lived in Oacoma during the summer.  Oct. 12, 1905  Gaz

LESTER

Four fellows from Reliance made five-year final proofs on their claims. To get to Reliance, due to the trains not running, F.H. LESTER, George MCMANUS, George L. ALTIG and Wm. C. CULLEN got hold of a hand car and pumped it to Oacoma and back.   June 17  1909  Arg

LITTLE

Mr. and Mrs. W.W. LITTLE’S infant son, Walter Clare Little, died Thursday at the City Hotel of blood poison.  May 6 1909 Arg

LITTLE

Miss Unis LITTLE is renting the small building joining Argo’s office to display her specimens of burnt work.   Sep 28 1905  Gaz

LOCKWOOD

Due to the inability to cross the river, Major SOMERS and John LOCKWOOD of Lower Brule were delayed in  Oacorna.   Mar 23, 1905   Gaz

LOWERY

Three Plankinton gentlemen, A.D. DOUGAN, Evan RAESLEY and Wm. LOWERY, arrived for the town lot sale. June 8 1905   Gaz

LYMAN townsite (1^st)

The town of Lyman is preparing for its farewell as it expects to be taken off the map in about six months. (this would be the first town of Lyman that was located along the Missouri river west of Chamberlain (near Cedar Shore Resort (barbara). July 13, 1905  Gaz

MACKAY

One of the finest roll top desks in  Oacoma belongs to Clerk of Courts R.S. MACKAY. He is now more prepared to handle additional paperwork.   Mar 23, 1905   Gaz

MACKAY

A nurse from Sioux City is caring for Mercedes MACKAY who is ill from typhoid fever.  Apr 8, 1909 Arg

MACKAY

Amos GILBERT of Sisseton and Lena ELK of  Rosebud  obtained a marriage license from Mr. MACKAY, clerk of courts and Rev. EDGAR married them the next morning.  July 20  1905  Gaz

MACKAY

In proud possession of a baby boy are Mr. and Mrs.  R.S. MACKAY. They now have a girl and a boy in their family.  Aug 24 1905 Gaz

MACKAY

R.S. MACKAY, Clerk of Courts, registered for a homestead in Pierre last week. Oct. 14, 1909  Argus  

MAGISTAD

Mrs. Ole MAGISTAD, formerly of Oacoma two years ago, died at her home in Draper last week.  Sept. 16 1909   Arg

MAGISTAD

Ole MAGISTAD and three children have a siege of typhoid fever.  Oct. 26 1905    Gaz

MANGER

Miss Rachael ABRAHAMSON and George MANGER, both of Kennebec, were married Tues in Oacoma.  June 17  1909  Arg

MANGER

Mr. John MANGER and Miss Sophia JOHNSON were married at the bride’s parents’ home in Presho  Sept. 10. The bride grew up at Earling, near Kennebec . 23  1909  Arg 

MARCHANT

Mr. MARCHANT now carries the mail between Oacoma and Iona.    Aug 31 1905 Gaz

MARSHALL

 E.G MARSHALL is hauling lumber to his claim to build his new residence. Marshall will build a comfortable  home instead of a simple claim shanty unlike claimants in the past. Mar 11 1909 Arg

MARSHALL

Mr. and Mrs. William MARSHALL welcomed a baby daughter Tuesday morning.  Apr 8, 1909 Arg

MARSHALL

Rev. MARSHALL of Des Moines, Iowa is filling the vacancy of the pulpit in the Christian church due to the resignation of Rev. Neal.  July 13, 1905  Gaz

MARSHALL

Rev. L.E. MARSHALL, temporary pastor of the Christian Church for six weeks, left for his studies at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. Aug 31 1909  Gaz

MARTENS

Marcus MARTENS is now  certified drayman of Oacoma after taking out a dray license. His advertisement says all kinds of team work done on short notice. July 22 1909  Arg 

MARTIN

MARTIN’S Hall will host two nights of moving and stationary pictures, illustrated songs, a panorama of Auburn Prison and the assignation of President Lincoln, by the Hackett Entertainment Company. Adults-.25 cents; children-15 cents.  .  May 25 1905  Gaz

MARTIN

A  good cement walk on Lichtenstein Avenue to the railroad tracks is being poured by Frank MARTIN and W.G. KENASTON and their teams. E.A. BARLOW is also pouring a walk in front of his residence. June 10 1909 Arg  

MARTIN

The salary for town clerk was $100 for the first year and was paid quarterly. The salary of the town treasurer was $25, paid quarterly. F.I. SHEFFER is the town treasurer. Each town board member’s salary is $25 per year. Board trustees are Eugene MARTIN, H.A. HOLMES and P.B. DIRKS;  Eugene Martin is President and R.P. WHITFIELD, Clerk. June 29  1905 Gaz

MARTIN

An Oacoma pioneer, G.F. MARTIN, died Nov. 11. He was an early settler of Oacoma.  Nov. 18, 1909  Arg

MAY

Rev. N.H. MAY left for his new assignment in Willow Lake. He preached in the Congregational  Church.  Nov. 4  1909   Arg

MCCULLOUGH

Oscar MCCULLOUGH died of typhoid fever.  Aug  10 1905  Gaz  

MCCULLOUGH

Oacoma resident since 1901, Oscar MCCULLOUGH, died Aug. 9 at the age of 23. He filed on a claim which adjoined that of his sister’s. He was stricken with typhoid fever in July. Oscar served as treasurer of the Cooper S.S. of which he was very responsible. Aug 24 1905 Gaz

MCCULLOUGH

Miss Nettie MCCULLOUGH, sister of Oscar McCullough, has been  diagnosed with typhoid fever in Iowa. Aug 31 1905 Gaz

MCKIM

The jail and fire bell have been removed. They were located at the $25,000 motel and now are  found at a lot near E.D. MCKIM’S  Apr 1, 1909  Arg  

MCLAIN

Bartine and MCLAIN possess a complete set of Great Sioux Reservation land plats. Mar 30, 1905   Gaz

McLain

A tiny girl is the most recent arrival in the town of Oacoma which will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.  J.R. McLain for several  years.  Aug  10 1905  Gaz  

MCMANUS

Father O'FLAHERTY of Kimball held church services in Oacoma Sunday and christened a child for R.G. CHAPMAN and one for Frank MCMANUS. Apr 1, 1909  Arg  

MCMANUS

Four fellows from Reliance made five-year final proofs on their claims. To get to Reliance, due to the trains not running, F.H. LESTER, George MCMANUS, George L. ALTIG and Wm. C. CULLEN got hold of a hand car and pumped it to Oacoma and back.   June 17  1909  Arg

MCMANUS

Andrew J. MCMANUS, 42, died at the F.W. McManus home in Oacoma. F.W. is his brother. Andrew moved to Oacoma about three years ago from Iona.  June 24 1909  Arg  

MCNEILL

Ellwood KENTCH drove the East half of the Oacoma-Presho stage for Jim MCNEILL who was assisting Mr. BICE at the river. Mar 9, 1905  Gaz

MCNEILL

Mr. MCNEILL purchased one half interest in the Reliance dray firm, hence SHELDON & MCNEILL.  Nov. 11, 1909   Arg

MCTAGGERT

Wm. MCTAGGERT died at the home of his sister Mrs. C. S. JEWELL on Monday. Formerly of Brooks, Maine, he had been a resident of Lyman County for the past year.  Mar 18, 1909 Arg  

MERRITT

The BUCKLAND Restaurant purchased by Mrs. Will GRIMSHAW. In the near future her son,  Thomas  MERRITT will assist her in the business. Feb. 25, 1909 Arg

MEYER

A big 34-horse steam engine which pulls eight 16-inch plows, is being used to break a quarter of land for Kate MONEGHAN south of town. Enos MEYER is doing the work.  May 6 1909 Arg

MILAN

S.I. MILAN, George W. NOVINSKI and A.A. DAVIDSON are breaking ground preparing to plant crops soon.  Apr 20, 1905  Gaz 

MILLAN

Stanley MILLAN will get a well on his homestead soon.  Nov. 4  1909   Arg

MILLAR

Mr. William MILLAR Jr. of Iona was united in holy matrimony to Miss Agnes BEESON of Armour in Armour.    Oct. 12, 1905  Gaz

MILLER

Andrew MILLER died of heart disease.  Sep 28 1905  Gaz

MILLER

Miss Jennie MILLER and Mr. Nicholas SEIPPLE were married in Chamberlain Christmas Day.  Dec. 28, 1905   Gaz 

MOE

Word reached Oacoma of the marriage of Miss Ethel CORYELL to Prof. C.H. MOE of Minneapolis on April 25. Both young people are well known in Oacoma   May 6 1909 Arg    

MONAGHAN

Elwood KENTCH and Miss Kate MONAGHAN , is a school teacher and the groom is an owner of the Reliance Livery and Feed   Nov. 23, 1905  Gaz

MONEGHAN

A big 34-horse steam engine which pulls eight 16-inch plows, is being used to break a quarter of land for Kate MONEGHAN south of town. Enos MEYER is doing the work. May 6 1909 Arg

MONSON

Mr. Nels MONSON is busy breaking sod and breaking horses for his neighbors.  Apr 20, 1905  Gaz 

MONSON

Nels MONSON husked corn which proved to be 20 bushels to the acre.  Nov 2  1905  Gaz

MONTGOMERY

Citizens State Bank of Oacoma does  a General Banking Business. W. L. MONTGOMERY, president.    Apr 1, 1909  Arg      

MOORE

M. CHURCH made final proof on his claim with the assistance of John M. JOHNSON and Joseph MOORE.   Aug 17 1909  Gaz

MORRIS

Michael MORRIS and Miss Martha DUFNER, both of Lyman County,  were married   in Chamberlain yesterday morning at St. James Catholic Church.  Aug 31 1909  Gaz

MOSIER

S.H. MOSIER will soon be a full-fledged doctor of veterinary.  Dec. 16, 1909   Arg

MOTT

Lyman county residents  James Wiley MOTT and Miss Lydia DURKIN were married in Pierre Monday morning at the Northwestern hotel.  Dec. 14, 1905  Gaz 

MOTTER

Milton MOTTER of Vivian appeared at the county seat for a marriage license requesting permission to change the name of Miss Amy SCHROEDER to Mrs. Motter. Apr 15 1909 Arg

MUEHL

Herman MUEHL of Houston brought in his season crop of wool to T.B. STRONG who paid the price of  24 cents a pound.  July 22 1909  Arg 

MYHER

A nine-pound lad arrived in the home of Auditor and Mrs. Chris MYHER last Tuesday. July 6  1905  Gaz  

MYHRE

Ash fence posts for sale. Five -15 cents each. Chris MYHRE at Oacoma Mar 18, 1909 Arg  

MYHRE

Auditor MYHRE brought in two peanut plants loaded with peanuts. They may be the only peanut plants raised in Lyman County.  Sep 28 1905  Gaz

MYHRE

Chris MYHRE brought in a radish measuring 18 inches wide and two feet long. Irrigation was used.  Nov 2  1905  Gaz

MYHRE

Chris MYHRE has been busy shipping Christmas trees to towns out west.   Dec. 23, 1909   Arg      

MYLAN

Former Oacoma resident, Miss Agnes MYLAN, was married to Julius PLANTE Tuesday morning at Holy Family Church in Mitchell.  Aug  12 1909  Arg

MYTINGER

Gladys and Huber  MYTINGER  are giving an Edson concert at the courthouse Saturday. Their phonograph will play some funny music and some of the other kind. July 29 1909 Arg

MYTINGER

R.E. MYTINGER , agent for the Milwaukee company, has moved into the new depot. His family will move here in the  near future. They will have three rooms for themselves besides the office, waiting room and freight room of the depot. Sept. 14, 1905  Gaz

MYTINGER

Mr. and Mrs. R.E. MYTINGER are the parents of a little girl born Saturday evening at their home.   Dec. 9, 1909      Arg

NABOR

L. F. NABOR is the new meat cutter at Strong Meat Market. May 6 1909 Arg