History of South Dakota volume 1
History of South Dakota volume 1
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T. Kean, presented the Judge with a beautiful gold-headed cane.
On the 28th of June, 1877, Judge Reed was united in marriage to Miss Mary Alice Stroud, of Belvidere, Illinois, she being a daughter of Samuel and Rachel (Merrill) Stroud and a na- tive of the state mentioned. Of this union have been born four children, namely : Charles S. , who is editor and publisher of the Woonsocket Herald, one of the most influential papers in this section of the state; and Amy Clare, Clara Louise, and Marion,... who remain at the parental home, the family being prominent in the best social life of the communitv.
PATRICK J. GERIN figures as one of the ]iioneer citizens of the attractive village of Chamberlain, Brule county, where he was num- bered among the first permanent settlers, while his enterprise and business sagacity led him to engage in the grocery trade here at a time when the town was represented by only three or four buildings, and he has ever since continued in this line of business here, having built up a large trade throughout the surrounding country and holding the unqualified confidence and esteem of all who know him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T. Kean, presented the Judge with a beautiful gold-headed cane.
On the 28th of June, 1877, Judge Reed was united in marriage to Miss Mary Alice Stroud, of Belvidere, Illinois, she being a daughter of Samuel and Rachel (Merrill) Stroud and a na- tive of the state mentioned. Of this union have been born four children, namely : Charles S. , who is editor and publisher of the Woonsocket Herald, one of the most influential papers in this section of the state; and Amy Clare, Clara Louise, and Marion,... who remain at the parental home, the family being prominent in the best social life of the communitv.
PATRICK J. GERIN figures as one of the ]iioneer citizens of the attractive village of Chamberlain, Brule county, where he was num- bered among the first permanent settlers, while his enterprise and business sagacity led him to engage in the grocery trade here at a time when the town was represented by only three or four buildings, and he has ever since continued in this line of business here, having built up a large trade throughout the surrounding country and holding the unqualified confidence and esteem of all who know him.
What to read after History of South Dakota volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Doane to read onlineMoreLess
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