Huron Dakota: Growth and Prosperity in a Beadle County Town
Huron beadle County seat with 7,500 population and diverse institutions. Rail connections, courts serving seven counties, multiple churches, daily and weekly papers, banks, hotels, schools, and a growing economy attract capitalists and residents. The town anticipates capital investment and possible future state capital status.
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Huron
Beadle County
Daily Leaver
Dakota
Daily Leader
United States Land Office
U. S. Signal Service
Dakota Central
Chicago
Pierre
Black Hills
Tracy and Pierre
James River
Clark
Calliope and Iroquois
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Columbia
Fluron
Notable Huron Office Listings And Officials
Offices in Huron list Superintendent Wm. F. Fitch Assistant S. A. Mosher Train Dispatcher E. C. Harris Foreman of Machine Slops Wm. McIntosh Train Master W. E. Johnson Sup t of Bridges E. F. Potter Store Keeper H. J. Rice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Wm. F. Fitch
S. A. Mosher
E. C. Harris
Wm. McIntosh
W. E. Johnson
E. F. Potter
H. J. Rice
Dynamite debates and rat killer tales across eras
A long column discusses dynamite and its dangers as a tool of oppression and war, condemning indiscriminate use and praising restrained, organized conflict. It segues into a Philadelphia Record piece about a rat catcher who trained ferrets and killed thousands of rats, then notes historical notes on an Alfred Maine elephant and a Pontefract poaching case.
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The
Home Journal
Nera
Paris
N. Y
New England
United States
Alfred
Round Pond
Dover
N. H
Davis
Rat-Killing Gourmand of Camden Known as English Jack
Camden resident John Gregory a.k.a English Jack claims to have slain over 250000 rats in thirty years. The 53 year old lives at 416 Henry Street with ferrets and white rats for his work. His dogs Pickle and Jack help him, valued at $500, and twenty cages line the second floor as his rodent-killing enterprise continues.
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Albino
Turkey
Nottingham
Eng
Wallet
England
Matthew Baldwin
River Road
Tacony
Bridesburg
Pickle
Jack
Eastman
Fort Mifflin
Fort Delaware
Old Jack
Searth
Philadelphia Record
John Gregory
Camden
Auestion
Henry Street
Gregory
Wyoming cattle inspected and losses reported by association
The Wyoming Stock-Growers' Association says last year 220000 beef cattle were inspected and about 1000 head were killed by the Union Pacific Railroad. It also notes 60000000 dollars of Scottish and English capital invested in Wyoming and the Texas Pass handle.
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Wyoming Stock-Growers’ Association
Union Pacific Railroad
Texas Pass
Baptists to Erect New Church in Salt Lake City
A Baptist congregation advances plans to raise a new church building in Salt Lake City. The project progresses with local support as construction efforts begin and funding is arranged by church leaders.
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the Baptists
Salt Lake City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dakota Central Railway
Mitchell
Beciater
George B. Armstrong
Eceiver
Robert Lowry
Augusta Brown
Woman’s Medical College
Baptist Church
F Nony
Woman's Medical College
H. Byford
D. RK. Brower
Chicago Medical Journal
Reed & Wollrath
Attorneys At Law
U. S. Land Office
Second Street
Dakota Ave
Exuron
First Nat
New York
Fifth Nat’ Bank
St. Paul
Kansas
Omaha
PLC of
Surroundin Country Rho Cookie Visit
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Kasota
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway
Paul
Sidouxx City
Council Bluffs
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Volga
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
H. Hirano
T. W.teasdale
Gen. Trafic
Gen. Pass
T. ST. Paul
Minnesota
Pontefract
Sterling & Brown
Tere
Traders Bank
BUY and Sell Exchange
D. L. Stick
Chicago, Illinois
York
J. A. Kemp
J. W. Primm, M. D
3D Street
Fell’s
T.S. Hoyne
M. D
Wabash Ave
G. A. Hall
M. L. MacBride
New York City
B. P. Marsh
Bloomington
J.A. Vincent
Springfield
J. R. Pollock
Galesburg
M.A. Halsted
Jacksonville, Il
F. M. Heaton
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Watertown
Homestead
Valentine
Washington
Times
J.B. Elsoma
Attorney At Law
Wright House
Eiuron
John McDowall
City of
L. S. Hazen
Beadelic County Bank
Sanford & Holmes
Wm. S. Kellocc
L. H. Starkey
U.S. Land Office
Pioneer Press
Pioneer Press CO
St. Paul, Minn
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