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NAME
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CONTENT
AND NEWSPAPER AND ITS ISSUE DATE
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NABOR
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L.
F. NABOR is the new meat cutter at Strong Meat
Market. May 6
1909 Arg
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NEAL
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Rev. NEAL has resigned as pastor of the
Christian Church. He will remain for a month
until another pastor is found to replace
him. June 8 1905 Gaz
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NELSON
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Louis COLLINS has
purchased the Olaf NELSON abstract company and
will conduct in the future as Collins and
Company July 29 1909 Arg
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NELSON
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Oliver BERG and
Martha B. NELSON of Houston were
married by Rev. MAY, pastor of the
Congregational church Wednesday. July 29 1909 Arg
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NELSON
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Mr. and Mrs. T. NELSON of Iona
have a baby son, born Sept. 20. Sept
30 1909 Arg
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NELSON
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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
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NEMOEDE
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John NEMOEDE of
the Van Metre area has been busy cutting wood
for winter. Dec. 16,
1909 Arg
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NOVINSKI
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S.I.
MILAN, George W. NOVINSKI and A.A. DAVIDSON are
breaking ground preparing to plant crops
soon. Apr
20, 1905 Gaz
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O’CONNOR
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Justice A.E. BAILEY officiated at the
marriage of Elsie HARMON, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Harmon, to Mr. Frank O’CONNOR. The bride graduated
from Oacoma city schools. Sept. 14, 1905
Gaz
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O'FLAHERTY
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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
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OLMSTEAD
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A box social will be given Friday
evening at Miss Jennie OLMSTEAD’s school in the
Dinehart district. Oct. 12,
1905 Gaz
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PARKER
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Mr. and Mrs.
Randall PARKER’s infant daughter died of
pneumonia Friday in the Van Metre
vicinity. Dec. 23,
1909 Arg
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PAULSEN
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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
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PAULSEN
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An
artesian wells is being drilled at Fred
PAULSEN’s place north of
town. Nov. 25, 1909
Arg
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PAULSON
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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
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PEHRSSON
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Oacoma residents,
P.A. PEHRSSON, E.L. SENN, and F.B. DIRKS
recently purchased town lots in Reliance .
Aug 17
1909 Gaz
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PEHRSSON
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P.A. PEHRSSON and wife own
three-quarters section of land now – two in
Lyman County and a farm in Brookings county.
They made final proof Friday. Oct. 26
1905 Gaz
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PESSLER
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Roy
ARLINGTON of Draper and Miss Carie J. PESSLER,
of Van Metre were married Wednesday at the home
of Judge Greene. Mar 25, 1909
Arg
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PETERSON
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Carl Augustus PETERSON,
61, died March 19 west of Oacoma. He was a
resident of Lyman County since 1894.
Mar 25, 1909 Arg
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PICKETT
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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
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PICKETT
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Sheriff PICKETT added two new lodgers at
his “soup house” this week, one charged with
perjury and the other for running off with
mortgaged property. Dec. 14,
1905 Gaz
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PILKER
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Miss Anna PILKER began duties as the
county auditor’s clerk. Sept. 14,
1905 Gaz
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PILKER
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Chas. PILKER and family are new Oacoma
residents. Oct. 14, 1909
Argus
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PILKER
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Mr. Christian
Pilker and Miss Ada GOOLD were united in
marriage Wednesday afternoon at the
Congregational parsonage. Dec. 7,
1905 Gaz
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PLACE
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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
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PLACE
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William T. POWELL
and William H. PLACE are the two Oacoma bar
owners granted permission by the town board to
sell intoxicating liquors at retail. Aug 24 1905 Gaz
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PLACE
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Mahala PLACE, wife of Wm. H. Place, died
of paralysis Saturday morning at the Chamberlain
Sanitarium. The family moved to Oacoma about
four years ago from a sheep ranch near
Edna. Oct. 12, 1905 Gaz
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PLANTE
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Former Oacoma
resident, Miss Agnes MYLAN, was married to
Julius PLANTE Tuesday morning at Holy Family
Church in Mitchell. Aug 12
1909 Arg
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POLKING
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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
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POTTER
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Rev. I.P. POTTER
arrived in Oacoma from Mitchell on horseback. Aug 10
1905 Gaz
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POTTER
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl POTTER of Kennebec
welcome a baby girl to their home Oct. 13.
Oct.
12, 1905 Gaz
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POWELL
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William T. POWELL
and William H. PLACE are the two Oacoma bar
owners granted permission by the town board to
sell intoxicating liquors at retail. Aug 24 1905 Gaz
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POWERS
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H.W. POWERS has decided to start a hotel
and restaurant in Reliance. Oct.
12, 1905 Gaz
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PRATHER
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The rumor that Thomas PRATHER, known to many as
“Rattlesnake Pete”, was dead was greatly
exaggerated. He’s alive and well.
May 6 1909 Arg
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RAESLEY
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Three Plankinton gentlemen, A.D. DOUGAN, Evan
RAESLEY and Wm. LOWERY, arrived for the town lot
sale. June 8
1905 Gaz
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RAILROAD BRIDGE
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After the ice on the river began to break up and
flow, the railroad bridge began to float
downstream. The RR company ordered all trains
stopped between Oacoma and Rapid City.
Mar 11 1909 Arg
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Railroad bridge
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The railroad bridge
stands firm as the piles withstood the
ice. Apr 1, 1909 Arg
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Railroad bridge
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Twenty-two sections of the railroad bridge on
the east side of the island were taken out by
high water on the Missouri. Driftwood can be
seen 50 feet back and piled five feet above the
water.
June 10 1909 Arg
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Railroad Train’s 1st
passengers
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The first
passengers on the first train from Chamberlain
to Oacoma on August 1 were Miss E.M. WANG, Miss
M. HARTWELL, B.G. WATTSON, Dr. TREON, Mr. and
Mrs. LUMBARD, George FRY, Mr. HAYES and
son and Dr.CLEVENGER. Judge BROWN was the
chaperone. Aug 3 1905 Gaz
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REARICK
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Former country
treasurer Mr. David REARICK, who is capable of
many talents and not afraid to work, is putting
on an addition to his house.
Apr 1, 1909 Arg
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REARICK
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County
treasurer Rearick is bringing two or three loads
of household goods a week to his new residence in
the county seat from Hotch City. Apr 27 1904
Gaz
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REEVES
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Roy E. REEVES of
Draper and Miss Martha N. TAYLOR of Vivian were
married in Oacoma Saturday between shifting of
freight on the evening passenger.
Dec. 9,
1909 Arg
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REITS
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Harry REITS of Earling has been working at the
tinners trade the past week for KENNASTON.
June 22
1905 Gaz
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RITCHIE
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Chamberlain
residents Miss Mabel DINEHART and George RITCHIE
were united in marriage Thursday in
Mitchell. Dec. 14, 1905 Gaz
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ROESER
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Miss Nellie ROESER and Arthur L.F. EASTLEY were
united in marriage Sunday morning at the home of
the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Roeser.
Mr. Eastly manages the Dirkstown Record.
Mar 16, 1905 Gaz
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ROETHLER
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Chas. ROETHLER put up about 125 ton of
hay and Mr. KING, his neighbor, put up an
additional ton. Sept. 21
1905 Gaz
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ROGERS
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Earl ROGERS began working as a butcher in the
E.B. Strong butcher shop in Oacoma . He was
formerly the butcher for F.P. GANNAWAY in
Chamberlain .
June 15 1905 Gaz
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ROGERS
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Earl ROGERS has typhoid fever. July 6 1905
Gaz
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ROHRBACK
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The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rohrer died
last Thursday. Oct. 5, 1905 Gaz
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ROHRER
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The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
ROHRER died last Thursday. Oct. 5, 1905 Gaz
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ROLLER
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Van
Metre residents, Charles Luther Van Metre and
Mrs. A.E. Roller were married in Oacoma
Thurs Nov.
25, 1909 Arg
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ROMACK
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A two-week revival is being conducted at
the Congregational church by Mrs. Anna
ROMACK. Oct. 27, 1909 Arg
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RORHBACK
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Mr. Jacob Rohbahrback and
Miss Esther King were married Sept. 30
at the Christian Church in Oacoma.
Oct
7 1909 Arg
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ROSE
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Justice G.W. ROSE
of Dirkstown set up his justice office in
Oacoma. Aug
24 1905 Gaz
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ROWAND
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W.D.
ROWAND is the new agent at the J.F. Anderson
Lumber yard. Apr
15 1909 Arg
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RUNKLE
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Former resident of
Lvman County, P.H. RUNKLE, returned to Oacoma to
purchase more sand. He is in the cement business
in Plankinton now. Apr 8, 1909 Arg
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RUTAN
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Peter RUTAN saved his daughter,
Miss Jessie Rutan, after she was bitten
twice on the foot by a rattlesnake. Sept. 16
1909 Arg
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Sanitarium nurses
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The first class of
nurses from the Sanitarium in Chamberlain
graduated Tuesday. An orchestra provided the
music and a large crowd attended. Aug 26
1909 Arg
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SAVILLE
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Reuben SAVILLE took the teacher's examination
before the county superintendent last week. He
hopes to begin teaching school 10 miles west of
Moore, a mile from his claim
Mar 16, 1905 Gaz
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SCHAEFER
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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
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SCHATZ
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John SCHATZ recently built himself a new house
and is noted for his fine-looking corn
crop. July 15 1909 Arg
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SCHELLE
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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
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SCHIMA
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Victor Schima who lives 10 miles north of Oacoma
sold his farm for $22 an acre to a man from
Iowa. Considered to be a great bargain.
Oct 7 1909
Arg
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SCHIRNA
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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
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SCHLIMA
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Victor SCHLIMA who lives 10 miles north
of Oacoma sold his farm for $22 an acre to a man
from Iowa. Considered to be a great bargain. Oct. 7,
1909 Arg
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SCHMITT
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George SCHMITT is putting up a building for
additional quarters. . May 25 1905 Gaz
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SCHMITT
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George SCHMITT and Sons are improving
their hotel by building a 200 barrel
cistern. 23 1909
Arg
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SCHNERT
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Richard
SCHNERT is expected to buy the Oacoma restaurant
from K.O. WHITSON as they have been in
negotiations Apr
20, 1905 Gaz
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SCHOOLER
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Ralph LANYON began a position as clerk
in the post office. Frank SCHOOLER will take
over Ralph’s route on the White River Stage.
Frank SCHOOLER took over the
Oacoma-Zickrick stage Monday.
Oct. 26
1905 Gaz
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SCHROEDER
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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
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SEIPPEL
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Nicholas SEIPPEL of Pukwana is the new
clerk for MARTIN Bros. & KENOBBIE.
Dec. 14, 1905 Gaz
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SEIPPLE
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Miss Jennie MILLER and Mr. Nicholas
SEIPPLE were married in Chamberlain Christmas
Day. Dec. 28, 1905 Gaz
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SENN
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E.L. SENN and family left Oacoma for
Deadwood where they will now make their
home.
June 17 1909 Arg
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SENN
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Editor E.L. SENN
is having a 24x32 foot one-story cement
building built to house his newspaper
plant. July 27 1905 Gaz
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SENN
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Oacoma residents,
P.A. PEHRSSON, E.L. SENN, and F.B. DIRKS
recently purchased town lots in Reliance .
Aug 17
1909 Gaz
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SENN
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E.L. SENN and family moved from Oacoma
to Tripp county this week. Oct. 14, 1909
Argus
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SENN
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Edward SENN is seriously ill with
typhoid fever and bronchitis. Nov 2
1905 Gaz
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SHEFFER
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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
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SHEFFER
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A. J.
BOOMER, Chamberlain laundry manager, dropped off a
laundry basket to SHEFFER’S home in hopes to gain
future business. Apr
13, 1905 Gaz
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SHEFFER
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F.I. SHEFFER will now give his whole attention
to his Oacoma store now that he has sold his
store at Presho. May 6 1909 Arg
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SHEFFER
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The salary for town clerk was $100 for the first
year, 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
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SHEFFER
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F.I. SHEFFER
recently purchased the SENN house north of the
depot. He is also remodeling the W.E. Place
building which will soon display a big line of
gents and ladies furnishings. Aug 26
1909 Arg
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SHEFFER
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E.I. SHEFFER is in Chicago buying
holiday goods. He will purchase men’s and
women’s clothing among other items. Nov. 4
1909 Arg
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SHELDON
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It
took Sheriff Sheldon of Lyman county 2 ½
hours, a distance of 40 miles to travel from
Presho to Lamro. Oct 7 1909 Arg
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SHELDON
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Lyman
County Sheriff SHELDON has possession of a
Chalmers Detroit auto car which is made
especially for western territory). Mar 25,
1909 Arg
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SHOOK
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T.W.
SHOOK purchased the WILLIAMS’ house and moved it
to his farm SW of Oacoma Apr 29, 1909 Arg
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SMITH
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Frank A. SMITH made a
trip across the Missouri River in flying machine
attached with a basket. Apr 1, 1909 Arg
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SMITH
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Cashier and Mrs. F.A. SMITH welcomed a new
cashier at their home April 30. The new arrival
at the bank counter is reported to do little but
eat and display much lung power.
May 4 1904
Gaz
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SMITH
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W.E. SMITH of Mitchell said Oacoma Land Company
will soon erect an office in Oacoma.
June 22
1905 Gaz
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SMITH
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The town site man,
Mr. SMITH, is currently promoting a commercial
club in Oacoma.
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SMITH
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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
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SOMERS
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Due
to the inability to cross the river, Major
SOMERS and John LOCKWOOD of Lower Brule were
delayed in Oacorna. Mar 23,
1905 Gaz
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SOMERS
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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
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SPISSMAN
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Neal
ANDERSON and Carl S SPISSMAN of Plankinton are
looking over Lyman county land as possible places
to set up a homestead. Mar 30, 1905 Gaz
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STOKES
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Miss Bertha STOKES
of Oacoma will give an education recital at the
Walker school house. Admission is 20 cents for
adults; 10 cents for children. Aug 17 1909 Gaz
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STOWE
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Fred STOWE is
relocating to Van Metre so his children may
attend school. Dec. 16,
1909 Arg
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STRAND
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Mr. and Mrs. E.G. STRAND of Reliance
welcomed a baby son Saturday, Nov. 20.
Dec. 2,
1909 Arg
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STRONG
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The three Oacoma councilmen elect, Peter B.
DIRKS, T.B. STRONG and J.G. BARTINE, hosted a
banquet for the citizens of Oacoma on their
behalf. One hundred suppers were furnished in
the court room and speeches were made.
Mar 18, 1909 Arg
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STRONG
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Earl ROGERS began working as a butcher in
the E.B. Strong butcher shop in Oacoma . He was
formerly the butcher for F.P. GANNAWAY in
Chamberlain .
June 15 1905 Gaz
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STRONG
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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
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STRONG
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T.B. STRONG and Charles
JEWELL left for the Black Hills for a few days of
deer hunting.
Nov. 11, 1909 Arg
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STRONG
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Two churches in
Oacoma observed Christmas, each with a tree for
presents young and old. The Dirks
Trust and Title Co. put
a gift of $5.00 for the Sunday School on the
tree at the Christian church. T.B. STRONG gave
apples to place at the tree. Dec. 30,
1909 Arg
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SUNDERLIN
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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
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SWEENEY
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Lyman
County Judge C.S. ARGO has partnered with W.E.
SWEENEY in the real estate business. Mr. Argo
has. has experience in land
transactions. Mar 30,
1905 Gaz
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SWEET
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Judge SWEET held court the first of the
week.
Dec. 9,
1909 Arg
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TAUBMANN
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Miss
Emma TAUBMANN was a trimmer at the Oacoma
millinery shop. Nov. 18, 1909 Arg
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TAYLOR
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Roy E. REEVES of
Draper and Miss Martha N. TAYLOR of Vivian were
married in Oacoma Saturday between shifting of
freight on the evening passenger.
Dec. 9,
1909 Arg
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THOMAS
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THOMAS Bros. lost many cattle due to
black leg.
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THOMPSON
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Alonzo J. THOMPSON, an Oacoma resident for 10
years, died Saturday. The gentleman, in his 84
year, tried twice to enlist with General
Scott to serve in the Mexican War, was rejected,
but eventually joined General Scott's
wagon corps.
Mar 11 1909 Arg
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THOMPSON,
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Lower Brule resident, James THOMPSON,
dropped off an order to print the constitution
and by-laws of the Indian Assn. in both
the English and Indian languages. Nov 2 1905
Gaz
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TIETZ
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Herman TIETZ will show his motion
picture exhibit Saturday evening in Kenaston
Hall. Motion pictures include bicycle parades,
moving pictures, comic scenes and the
Spanish-American war. Admission is 25 cents and
15 cents. Dance to follow for 50 cents a
ticket. Oct. 26 1905 Gaz
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TROTH
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Judge E.B. WILBUR
and Miss Eleanor H. TROTH, both of Chamberlain,
were married Sunday morning. Dec. 14, 1905
Gaz
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TYLER
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Dr. CLEVENGER and Miss Grace L. TYLER
were married. Dr. Clevenger has a dental
office in Chamberlain Nov 2 1905
Gaz
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VANLOAN
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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.
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VANMETRE
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Van
Metre residents, Charles Luther Van Metre and
Mrs. A.E. Roller were married in Oacoma
Thurs Nov. 25, 1909
Arg
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WAGONER
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Louis WAGONER is
building a cement walk in front of the Christian
church lots this week. Aug 12
1909 Arg
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WAIT
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Milwaukee authorities located the depot on the
Seamon property east of town. The railroad will
pass through Oacoma north of Main Street through
the Wellman block then south of the Christian
church through the Wait block. Ernest WAIT will
have to move his house. May 4 1904 Gaz
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WALKER
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Arthur
WALKER, assistant cashier at the Whitbeck &
Smith bank, will be the new assistant cashier in
A.C. Whitbeck's bank in Chamberlain Mar 30, 1905
Gaz
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WALKER
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Ben WALKER is now
in possession of another fine girl in his home a
few days ago. Aug 10 1905 Gaz
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WALKER
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Sunday afternoon was the funeral of
William WALKER in the Congregational Church.
Burial in Oacoma cemetery. Oct. 26
1905 Gaz
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WHALEN
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W.H. WHALEN received the contract for the new
mail route between Oacoma and Iona beginning
July 1.
June 22 1905 Gaz
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WHEELER
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Simon
WHEELER and Mrs. Sarah HORTON were married the
first week of November in Chamberlain. Nov. 25, 1909
Arg
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WHEELER
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Mr. John WHEELER
made final proof on his farm north of
town. Dec. 9,
1909 Arg
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WHITFIELD
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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
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WHITFIELD
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R.G. CHAPMAN was
appointed town clerk of Oacoma to succeed R.P.
WHITFIELD who resigned.
Aug 31 1909
Gaz
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WHITSON
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K.O. WHITSON is beginning construction on a new
house. . May 25 1905 Gaz
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WHITSON
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The City Restaurant was purchased recently
by Mr. and Mrs. H.J. FRANK and son
Howard, from K.O. WHITSON. HOWARD will
look after the culinary
department. June 8 1905 Gaz
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WILBUR
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Judge E.B. WILBUR
and Miss Eleanor H. TROTH, both of Chamberlain,
were married Sunday morning. Dec. 14, 1905
Gaz
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WILLIAMS
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T.W.
SHOOK purchased the WILLIAMS’ house and moved it
to his farm SW of Oacoma Apr 29, 1909 Arg
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WILLIAMSON
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Work has
started on the first history of Lyman County due
to be published early 1910 by Albert WILLIAMSON
and his son William. The book is expected to be
300 pages.
Aug 3 1905 Gaz
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WILLLIAMSON
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States Attorney William WILLIAMSON
received the degree of LLB (Bachelor of Laws)
from the University of South Dakota at
Vermillion. His office is in the Gazette-Leader
building in Oacoma . June 15 1905 Gaz
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YOUNG
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Miss Maud Winfred YOUNG, daughter of
District State Senator Warren Young, was married
to Mr. Arthur Clement GAMBLE Sept. 11.
Sept. 21
1905 Gaz
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ZOSKE
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Draper folks, Mr. Alfred ZOSKE and
Miss Helen KNUDSON were married in Rapid City
Oct. 11. Oct. 14, 1909 Argus
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