Local clubs set meetings and social events this week
Reading notes parade a busy schedule with Colfax Rebekah lodge Knights of Columbus and Degree of Honor meeting times this week. Charivari for newlyweds Myrl Camp and Laura Jaeschke followed a Pearl Creek picnic. A Preston home family dinner hosts fourteen with out of town daughters.
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Huron
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Los Angeles
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Local notices and visitors around Huron and Fremont
A fragmentary item notes J mag of M r Pail Re Christiansen seeking boys to sell papers in mton Fa. It mentions visitors from Omaha and Fremont including Mrs Tucker and Miss Christensen visiting the George S Boughton home and Bernard Boughton, with reference to Lyle Gustafson prior to marriage.
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Pail Re
Christiansen
Tunis’ Tucker
Omaha
Wweak
George Ss. Boughton Homie
Peter ‘Christensen
Fern Christensen
Fremont
Neb
Bernard R. Boughton
Tucker
Lyle Gustafson
Huron
Reward Offered For Wire Theft Recovery In Huron
Northwestern Public Service Company offers 25 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction or recovery of 2000 pounds of new insulated wire stolen last Wednesday evening from the firm's warehouse on the plant block in northwest Huron. The missing wire included sizes 4 6 and 8. Thieves are thought to have planned burning insulation to sell the metal as junk.
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Public Service Company
Huron
Two Escape Injury After Car Rolls Over Twice
WAYLAND July 15 Two men Louis Borkhuis Jr and a salesman escaped serious injury Friday when the car they rode in turned over twice on a township road 13 miles south of Wayland. Implements being delivered became tangled in weeds as the car swerved and rolled end over end before stopping.
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Huron
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Charlies Cave
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Elgin
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Arthury Mitchell
Austin
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Thomas McCreery
Storm Lake
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Ohman
Royal Hotel
Hubert Ketelle
Mary Aberdeen
Bruce
Black Hills
Hisega
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Joan
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ione Schroeder
Lake Byron
Wayland
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Rapid City Junior Team Wins District
Rapid City junior baseball team was declared champion of the 13th district after no opponents from Fall River or Guster counties appeared for the district finals. The Buffalo Juniors of Harding County hope to win the 12th district title and may face Rapid City in inter-district play at Watertown August 1 to 3. N Dekerchoye, 13th district American Legion athletic officer, said no date was set for the inter-district game.
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Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beadle County Agency
Real estate transfers show J F McMahon to Louesia M Wiese of Huron for Lot 5 Block 33 in the Addition to Huron with a nominal $1 price. Booth to Hugo and Alex Dettmer in Wolsey records $1 for undivided interest. Carl H Weir to Fred Erlandson in Huron covers multiple lots in Weir Plat. Urquhart and Weir deed to Edward A Pugsley listing several lots in Prospect Park Addition to Huron for $1.
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J. F.mcmahon
Louesia
M. Wiese
Huron
Orrel & Be&Isle
Booth
Hugo
Alex Dettmer
Wolsey
Carl H. Weir
Fred
Erlandson
Weir
A. M. Urquhart
Edward A. Pugsley
Prospect Park
King Charles II Undergoes Chest Abscess Drainage
Buckingham Palace reports King Charles II underwent a minor chest abscess drainage after parts of two ribs were removed. Seven doctors attended, including a royal party from York House, and the operation ended before noon with a favorable bulletin stating his condition is satisfactory and he is restfully recovering.
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Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
York House
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Fr D Patterson Writes On Mail Order Correspondence
Fr D Patterson nephew of Claude B Dickinson contributes an article to Printers Ink on correspondence in mail order business. He leads the correspondence department at Montgomery Ward & Co and is the son of Mrs Bruce Dickinson Patterson, a well known Huron resident.
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Claude B. Dickinson
Printers Ink
Patterson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Bruce Dickinson Patterson
Huron
James youngest college head in state says Fox Pierre
South Dakota will have its youngest college president Herman G. James of the University of South Dakota entering his first year of service. The oldest president C. C. OHarra of the State School of Mines has served the longest. James is 42 and OHarra 63, with five of thirteen presidents under 60. Other young leaders include J A Cooper of Sioux Falls College and Royal C Agne of Huron College.
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O’harra
Lawrence K. For
J. A. Cooper
Bloux Falls College
Cooper
Sioux Falls College
Royal C. Agne
Huron College
Marl A. Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Blaze Destroys Minneapolis Roundhouse and Records
In Minneapolis on July 15 a fire destroyed the old Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad roundhouse built in 1880. More than 20,000 spectators watched 31 firefighting pieces battle the flames. The storage building held records for 15 years and railroad officials could not estimate the record losses or the building’s value.
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Minneapolis and St. Louis
Air Mixing Defeats A Precise Gas Gauging
Washington reports at a national conference on weights and measures the challenge of measuring gasoline due to air absorption. I. K. Miller, commissioner of weights and measures for Indiana, notes the need for a scientific explanation of air dissolving in gasoline and its uniform distribution in supply.
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Ind
Senate Indian Affairs Probe Heads to Rosebud Yankton
Senate committee probing Indian affairs finished work at Greenwood agency and spent Sunday in Yankton before leaving with Senator W H McMaster via Nor.
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Senate Committee Investigating Indian Affairs
Greenwood Agency
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W. H. McMaster
Nor
Hearings Planned at Rosebud and Pine Ridge Agencies
Folk Nebraska to hold hearings at Rosebud and Pine Ridge Agencies. Angel believed to have two separate hearts, one beating 60 times a minute and the other 160 times.
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Randolph man aids at M and St I depot on vacation
July 15 report notes N Spradling of Randolph assists at the M and St I depot while Jens Ry Halverson takes his vacation. The item records a brief personnel notice from ON VACATION CONDE.
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N. Spradling of
Randolph
Wile Jens Ry Halverson
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