The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1913-05-23
Noted mNtea CeuliV
Pioneer Wea2l Dead

Mrs. Alma J. P8raE1 4Is.e. 1t 81
+ 4g=xa4s HOSPITAL % shls eIsy al Ia
sE.4E -z-1 1g E1 her death. M1rta1
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scere-. af the =4r.y 4-4E1le-sH@aE ~ gae
saape sraz1Fy and sno. % her MAJ
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-4aas0r f. Farsb1- of M0rtau
sag4zGg. Vas .nrEectlag aIax between
shs- srlat5aslzz ena0Ele41s aaG s1es1 res
- Fne sh y s-Eriers 91 sae o1e si1=
anG EEt. remnants af sI,. proud -gauE
zsGaaE gn 1he 7Cser-
The ~arx.z ae ~ % ahe Ca11Gn
"a river q d9rta1 SGanEY- xlscn
d. s5ee 5Et- ~ .ans:r 81 sae Gs4XnLg frnn
sE- III lE rs.e-'E as56c- aas for mora
-aA1 a .z---ratlsE 1+--u 1nEet1 for .-s
ao-gi "a Ega AID Ghere AZ This hone
have -eer 4-s-rssG .l@t+ al the lrm7
oft1c-rs. <Dq=raGlerE officials, sEa54 Of
tcHrs ard el EaZrls- ct 11s- slope ea9uaErT
= 70 -a7a zaa ocf aa5ad - srag-s ~
Fort 41-s a1a the Indian cs34rGrv
-,-.ar- TIE a. geu6 Of Ene raI.rt5as.
] La~ so8enGld hospitality anG zenGl-
cos4rs-s7 u hrs- IarsLn n presiding
gg-r Go a. 1cee gaTs sGroug hold gu
al.= 4 -f-t.als11s u A.. sao visited aG &C.
1on,-, 4FDG a1r death vii O. felt is a
p-rso14a .ass ~ a4zl. eet.s OF ths. s.ooe
Eeop.--
H@r 2 STORY a-G tne aistory Of Aec
family .GC=et4 MAKES aer a rena rt-
ag.- yn1eu- Her IcEasr vas Mrs
Ia aL1. E1a ne2I 10 Sasaxavea Wis
1eraa2s s1e most aCse,. Indian g1QAa
gf 4 the western LcGIaa aaGl0cs
Ms. ETa pin SA- b fail oGocCet1
Sioux the 1alxaser Of Two Lance.
a11 aer mother was da1ghGrr Of
lFoa aIlt- another hereditary .hl-f.
she married Henry Plcn5fe a witt
ara1er. aud Io sheu were born Iv0
dag b sers. ODE. Louise who .aaTer
became G1e - If OF Mr. Van >o.=c.
411 the other, L.aI-, xho became The
VIE yt -aps. William aaruoz, Of
the LlL1ec STATE. arsuF
Alter s1e death OF Mr. Picoa5z. GL-
Indian princess vas again married
90 MAJ Charles Galgl1. WHO vas thea
4 post ara1~r II t'vr1 Pierre. auc 20
them vas 1or- The daughter. Alma J .
Tao.e Death occurred yesterday.
Ars- CIap6a vas participant Il
Glalg sGirrG lg scenes. as several 9f
F-aeG ler ta4gns@rs we're crescent. IL
gle 5aae ,ae vi, captures. by a aos5II-
eah9 Of zalG1 114. laf II A1cGh=r time
,h- .4v=a aEe lives of 5he aeopIe a.
fsraa1 River Az=Eey. IN - sne sas
r-- ZDa5pd o. he zog=rulels g. or
gaaBLe 0arsg Of chiefs 10 visit the
zllg 81 As6lag1aa And coct=r WITH
Pres 1eo5 Grant "a a peaGe mission,
Rh5en Ga1,-a4matr skill At another
slr1e .he saved the .Ite of army Of
-EEr A. tor5 R5ce- and llaGn Va,
a1t=eG=ltl ar n visiting the camp Of
; a.ta1z Ball ot Custer massacre fame
enaeayorgar ~ get him io come into
cam p 4aet sign MS sceaty o. peaee.
Al Of she daazhaers Of Ms GaIuGn
we're EiveE good -dacaSsoas And grew
10 - De women Of remarkable refEa-
ue1i aud Ee1s.eless A. 5ne young
girl grew ia wonanhood she had
many suisors aad finally married e.
) Parsia, Of Ohio. VINO had come to
ahe Indian country so trade Mr. Par
siu and his goqrg bride pro.pered
aud soon became one Of tee best
sEox1 and most res oecteGi families IN
the s.OEe country. Mr. ParaL1 after
yarsis became q member OF the state
seuate from Morsou county. acc al
she ti1e Of his death left cog. l14ra Die
pcop%rEv To Ms wife, VINO nee n,
y I'll IL4S- 9ai aAAs --A44s VI tAF-E tbEr
aa> kept Up the home place Al Caa-
1oubaIl
Mrs Parkin, like all her Indian
ancestors has agways been al active
aud sincere friend of the te settlers
and al the same time she mas retained
tne love aud affection Of The Sioux
people on the reservation She was
fond Of her Indian ancestors and soos
delight q acsiy- and sincere Eors in
assisting the indians out Of their
difficulties which the latter govern
n=nt regulations placed tllem in.
5 he was frequent visitor n Macdan
and AZ Bismarck, And together with
her sister, Mrs Van Solen. has for
years been In charge OF the exhibi-
tions and Indian art work and in
d4strie, 81 The slope fair AZ Naudan.
Mrs Parkin IS survived by 4 sister.
Mrs. Louise Van Solen; nephew.
Chessa Parkin: and d niece. Miss
Lucille Van Solen. who has for wears