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Biography of Andrew J. Noble

Bon Homme County / History of South Dakota

Andrew J. Noble is a well-known farmer and stock-raiser in Bon Homme County, South Dakota. Born in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, in 1846, he has dedicated his life to agricultural pursuits. Noble’s farm is considered one of the best in the area, showcasing his energy and dedication. He has planted nearly fifteen hundred fully matured evergreen trees and maintains extensive orchards. Besides cultivating his own land, Noble also rents additional acres for pasturage and engages in livestock trading. Known for his Hereford cattle and thoroughbred Poland-China hogs, he has achieved notable success in his business endeavors. Noble’s influence extends beyond farming, as he actively contributes to the growth and development of his community, earning the respect of his fellow citizens.

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History of Britton, South Dakota

During the spring of 1883 a few claim shacks were built on what now comprises the town site of Britton; the squatters little dreaming that three years of ‘time would bring, them a railroad, a flourishing town and county seat. Wm. Ross, of Stena township, while tramping over this portion of Miller township the latter part of April, 1883, became tired and lay down. He fell asleep, and awoke when the sun was fast sinking in the western horizon; about twenty rods from him were eleven antelope quietly grazing, where Mr. Hindman‘s lumber yard now is, near the railroad, unconscious