From bio for William S. Elder in "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904), pp 1363-1364.
Mr. Elder is a married man, his wife, who was formerly Miss Maude Eccles, of Chicago, having borne him one child, a son by the name of Duncan Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Elder are members of the Congregational church of Deadwood and move in the best social circles of the city.
Mr. Elder is a married man, his wife, who was formerly Miss Maude Eccles, of Chicago, having borne him one child, a son by the name of Duncan Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Elder are members of the Congregational church of Deadwood and move in the best social circles of the city.
From bio for William S. Elder in "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904), pp 1363-1364.
Mr. Elder is a married man, his wife, who was formerly Miss Maude Eccles, of Chicago, having borne him one child, a son by the name of Duncan Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Elder are members of the Congregational church of Deadwood and move in the best social circles of the city.
Mr. Elder is a married man, his wife, who was formerly Miss Maude Eccles, of Chicago, having borne him one child, a son by the name of Duncan Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Elder are members of the Congregational church of Deadwood and move in the best social circles of the city.
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