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and nearby homesteaders with essential supplies. Shortly after Catholic Parsonage
establishing the general store, their younger brother, Charles, 8. 702 Hwy 83
joined them in business. Together, the three brothers owned and
operated the Fischer Brothers Store.
In 1911, Anton and his wife, Helen, had a single-story house
constructed for their family on Cedar Street, south of the Bad Built 1918
River. Several years later, the house was remodeled, and the
second story was added.
Originally constructed
as the Catholic Rectory
in 1918, this house was
7. Fritz Hodoval House moved to its present
107 Park Avenue
location on the south
corner of Scotty Philip
Street in 1975.
Built early 1900s
9. Judge Hughes House
The Fritz and Adene 108 Tim Street
Hodoval House was
constructed in the
early 1900s along Built 1905
Park Avenue, the
second street south Architectural Style:
of the Bad River. Adene’s father was the owner of the local Modified Georgian
hardware store, Rowe Hardware. Fritz later became the operator Revival
of his father-in-law’s store. The house is a two-story home. The
front entry is lined with rust colored bricks and the house is
displayed in a vibrant yellow with a green metal roof. In 1905, this rather
large two-story
home, with its
inviting front porch, was constructed near the south end of Fort
Pierre for Judge Hughes, a Stanley County judge. Oral history
about this home tells the story of a card game that ended in
murder, with his body then put on the nearby railroad tracks to
make it look like a suicide.
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