Surname: Stone

The Gold Brothers

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The Gold Brothers

The Gold Brothers, consisting of Sidney R., Frank O., James A., John T., and William H., were influential businessmen in the northwest, with interests spanning banking, real estate, and livestock across South Dakota and Minnesota. The brothers, originally from Pennsylvania and of German lineage, moved westward, establishing significant enterprises such as the Gold-Stabeck Land and Credit Company and various banking institutions. Their ventures also included the Gold Brothers Brick Company and involvement in the Inter-State Chautauqua Association. Active in public and religious affairs, they played a substantial role in the development of their communities.

Biography of George H. Baxter

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History of South Dakota vol 1 title page

George H. Baxter is a prominent business figure in Watertown, South Dakota. Born in Illinois in 1860, he grew up on a farm and later ventured into agriculture and livestock in South Dakota. In 1893, he shifted his focus to the milling industry and became the sole stockholder of the Kampeska Milling Company, which he expanded into a highly efficient and modern facility. Baxter’s astute business acumen, integrity, and involvement in various organizations earned him widespread respect. He married Hattie M. Stone in 1900, and both actively participated in the Methodist Church and held esteemed positions in the community.

History of Britton, South Dakota

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History of Marshall County Dakota title page

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 … Read more