Faulk County, SD History .....Chapter XXIV Carlyle 1909
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CARLYLE.



    Carlyle is located on the Minneapolis & St. Louis railway in the town of

Enterprise, eight miles west of Wecota.



    On April 23d, 1907, the town was started by Mr. Peavey and Mr. Ward. Since

then Mr. Peavey retired, selling his interest to T. R. Kenderdine; Messrs Ward

and Kenderdine now own the townsite and while they are in the banking business,

do not neglect their townsite and other interests. With the telephone and their

general land business and the newspaper, (The Carlyle Gazette) they find

themselves among the busiest, men in Faulk county.



    The following lines of business are represented in this new and lively town:



Central Lumber Company, E. A. Brewster, manager.

Dakota Town Lot Company, E. A. Magnussen, local manager.



    The first and most important public building is a first class school house.

Rapid improvements and rushing of business are the order of the day.



Banking and real estate, Messrs. Kenderdine & Ward, proprietors.

General store, Henze & Luscher, proprietors.

Hardware and farm implements, William Olson, proprietor.

Carlyle Hotel, Michael Gengler, proprietor.

Livery stable, T. R. Kenderdine, proprietor.

Pool and billard parlors, Michael Gengler, proprietor.

Carlyle Gazette, Fred Linch, proprietor.

Blacksmith shop, P. G. Hancer, proprietor.

Barber shop, Carl Jennings, proprietor.

Meat market, Good Brothers, proprietors.

Pacific Elevator Company, J. F. Nestor.

W. H. Henze, postmaster.



Additional Comments:
From:



HISTORY OF

FAULK COUNTY

SOUTH DAKOTA

CAPTAIN C. H. ELLIS



TOGETHER WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PIONEERS AND PROMINENT CITIZENS



ILLUSTRATED

19O9





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