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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1883
Page
4
A note invites all interested to gather at Parker Hall on Tuesday June 12 at 8 pm to discuss organizing a Fourth of July celebration. The call emphasizes taking proper steps toward the event.
Directors of the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway surveyed Ashton on Saturday at the Hastings & Dakota northern terminus to discuss extending the line south through the city to join the south-west section.
In Huron Thimmesch's offers popular ice cream while Mrs Gen Van Cleve of Minneapolis attends a Presbyterian church reception at Mr John Webster's home from six to eight. Mrs Van Cleve speaks on Foreign Missions at 8 and a Punch Cigar crowd cheers. Lot 1 block 18 Second Ry addition to Huron offered for sale by R A Pierce.
Rev G N Ames recalls a Michigan Methodist class leader who offered a ham to a Baptist elder. The elder’s reply delayed the gift until revealed as non smoked. Later 17 Methodists delivered 17 hams to the lazy Baptist minister, sparking village humor about denominational generosity.
Strayed light colored cow with yellow markings from 23-111-63. sore on left side. Information leading to recovery may be rewarded. Return to the office or the premises above named.
An old advertisement touts Palmea soap cake at Wheel er's with a claim of being the best toilet soap on earth and made from 95 percent vegetable content.
Chicago Times Peck's Sun New York and Texas Siftings are given away to readers who smoke Punch cigars. A Pioneer Store advertises a seven cent call to obtain the offer.
Paints and oils of all kinds advertised at Pi Meer Drug Store. The notice highlights a broad range of painting supplies and related products available for customers.
The board of trustees met with harmony and decided to immediately erect a handsome church at the corner of Kansas and Fourth streets. A subscription paper will circulate, plans are nearly completed, and construction aims for a dedication in about four months.
On Monday the vault doors arrived for Beadle County National Bank and the Beadle County bank moved to a new building on the avenue. A sign goes up at First National Bank. Foundations laid for Citizens' Bank. A cross walk laid near Ormsby Graves Co on Third street. A. M. Elson prepares to open groceries in the old bank building. Warrant issued for two men near Wolsey for lumber theft. Davis Longstaff building foundation set. Mrs Grimmer deeds East Huron interests to Jacob Schaetzel Jr.
A Watertown Baptist pastor, Rev. Mr. Orcutt, voiced opposition to temperance societies at the Huron Baptist Association meeting, provoking sharp rebuke from delegates who outvoted him. The report notes his minority stance and the strong counterattack by fellow ministers.
Medicines compounded any hour at the Pioneer open all night drug store. Call early, and avoid the rush at the Pioneer, for a Punch.
Mr Will Sterling returned from Sioux Falls on Monday afternoon. Mrs Dr Cook came back to Huron from Michigan. Postmaster Humphrey of Iroquois visited Huron Monday. Mr Halliday of the Iroquois Herald toured the city. Geo W Sterling bought a fifty foot lot near the First National Bank block for 2200 dollars and will build.
The Huron Sunday schools will meet at the Presbyterian church at eight this evening for Mrs Van Cleve to speak on children’s work for mission.
Mr H G Rising of the Redfield Sun presents a lithographed bird's eye view of Redfield and surroundings. It costs 300 dollars to lithograph and accurately depicts the Turtle Jim Old Ashton area Sun office churches elevator grist mill fair ground and more.
In Huron a sight to visitors is the Star Clothing House operated by Berry & Alexander. The store offers a large stock of well fitting garments rivaling fine merchant tailors, plus hats from Sombrero to jaunty nosy styles, boots and shoes, shirts collars hosiery ties and gents furnishing goods. They stock trunks valises and Sartogas for ladies and durable trunks for travelers. The firm thanks patrons for liberal support and aims to please.
The report from the Department of Agriculture’s analytical chemist analyzes cultivated grasses. It concludes that bloom time is best for cutting to maximize nourishment and profit as water loss shrinks, weight and nutritive value rise, and fiber limits digestion. Late cuts increase fiber and reduce digestibility and albumen, offsetting any larger yield.
A terse note announces a loan arrangement where Hosxyx and RanDoLpH provide funds at the lowest rates, aiming to secure final proofs. The statement emphasizes competitive lending terms and completion of promised proofs.
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