Social events and society notes from Huron area
Evelyn Hartnagel reports a busy week for local social clubs and families. Receptions at the Masonry Temple honor H. M. Whisman. Lothian Ladies Auxiliaries meet at Wisconsin Avenue and in the country. Trinity Guild cancels. ext club and Broadland hosts, with August gatherings planned. Nearby Bridge at Huron Country Club yields winners. Doheneys move to Minneapolis. Adams sisters host a university weekend party. Riley family prepares for Lincoln assignment. Bard family hosts a Moscow Idaho reunion. McCune Auxiliary honors members at the YWCA with plans to move.
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American Lothian Ladies A'ct
Emil Peterson
Wisconsin Avenue
Herman Reinke
Trinity Guild
Broadland Club
Honoh Stimsons Broadland
Broadland Extension Club
Aid
William Harrington
Broadland
N. G. Stimson
Young Femple
Yankton
Jean
Virsonia Adams
G. 5. Adams
University of Minnesota
Misses Adams
Betty Freying
Mankato
Minn
Helen Schoening
Appleton
Roberta Millar
Sioux City
Faith Haskell
Huron
Edward English
Notre Dame
Lyman
James Hollingsworth
Avon
Northwestern Gaivers
Charles
William Kirby
Ff Springfield
Cornell Medical Colege
New York
Adams
Virginia Adams
Haskell
Jean Adams
Kirby Twins
Springfield
Golden wedding observance draws Sorenson family to Huron
Murde r residents Mr and Mrs M E Sorenson travel to Huron for the golden wedding anniversary of Dr and Mrs M C Sorenson. The day features visiting relatives and friends across South Dakota with other locals departing for Pennsylvania and California. Families plan extended trips to see kin in Cranesville Bissifer Omaha and Elko amid routine local notices of travels and changes.
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M. E. Sorenson
Huron
Camp
Pennsylvania
Everett E. Jones
Marjory Louise
Wednday
Chicago
Battle Creek
Imich
W. Feige
Dean Wood
San Franciso
John“Englebretsen
San Francisco
California
A.D. Elise
West River District
Miss Beula
Doland
Northwest College For Commerce
Soil Conservation Office
Carl W. Bockhorst
Omaha
B. NH. Edwards
Sisty Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Miller
Black Hills
Miles City
Mont
Haron
O. P. Baukel
Patricia Elaine
Beach Avenue
Noonan
N. D
C. H. Kelley
Oakland
Cal
Harry W. Kelley
Kelley
Faymond Schroeder
Northwest College of Commerce
Medhaine
Chicago and North Western Rail
Road
Frances Monitank
Freich
Rapid City
Soil Conservation
Fred Foasberg
Minneapolis
Oso Slayton
Long Beach
Foasberg
Dan Wagner
Slaton
Catherine Foaser
Esther Hatcher
Pittsburgh
Callery
Butler
Burrell Trowbridge
Iroquois
Trowbridge
Redfield social notes mention local outings and visits
Ada Scudder enjoys a vacation from Schwarte's store spending part of it here and visiting relatives out of town Mr and Mrs Phillip Eckstrand and Mr and Mrs Gehrle. Gregorson attended the Coast-to-Coast Storey picnic at Lake Okoboji while viewing fall merchandise. Evelyn Jacobson Adi Bae Chambers Carel Summerside Barbara and Evangeline Schwartz returned from a Week's outing at Big Stone Lake. Gallegley Chambers and Eva Schwartz drove to the lake Saturday and returned with the relatives Sunday.
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Redfield Society
Ada Scudder
Schwarte’s
Phillip’ Eckstrand
Gehrle. Gregorson
Lake Okoboji
Evelyn Jacobson
Adi Bae Chambers
Carel Summerside
Barsbara
Evangeline Schwartz
Big Stone Lake
Gallegley
Delaware Indians file $10,000,000 suit over lands
Tulsa reads that the Delaware tribe plans a $20,000,000 action in Washington next week, alleging treaty violations by the federal government. Attorney Charles B Rogers and associate Fred Woodard represent the tribe's business committee in the suit. The claim concerns 157,000 acres purchased under 1866 and 1867 contracts, with Bartlesville and adjacent areas in Dewey, Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Vy O
Tulsa World
Washington
Delaware Tribe’ of Indians
the World
Charles B.rogers
Fred 8. Woddard
United States
Bartlesville
Dewey
Ethiopian attack near Addis Ababa reported
A July communique from official sources states Ethiopian forces attacked near Addis Ababa yesterday. The report claims heavy bandit activity and severe shortages in the capital as coal and dry goods supplies are reportedly scarce.
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Addis Ababa
Rome
Ethiopia
Addia Abwas
Havine
Anti-Cruelty Society Opens McConnell Clinic In Chicago
The Anti-Cruelty Society unveiled a $75,000 three story clinic in Chicago funded by Horace and Marion McConnell bequest. The building blends a hospital and pound with first aid, outpatient care, cages, exercise yards, kitchens and baths, plus an execution chamber for painless dispatch of hopeless cases. The facility, shaped like a bank with Indiana limestone front sculpture by Mrs. George Woodruff, hosts dogs and many other animals for treatment and adoption. Dr. Herman J. Streibert handles 35 to 40 daily cases including distemper and swallowed objects.
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Chicago
Anti-Cruelty Society
Horace
Marion McConnell
George Woodruff
Smiths
Herman J. Streibert
McConnell Memorial Clinic
Hamilton Cast As GOP Front in 1886 Campaign
The Associated Press reports that Republican chair John D. M. Hamilton and Democratic chair Janes A. Farley face heavy duties in the 1886 race. Farley will direct practical campaign organization while Roosevelt leads publicly. Hamilton will balance front duties with active organizing and speeches.
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Janes A. Farley
John D. M. Hamilton
Acc Twoimen
Ase
Indiana Mayor Faces New Ouster Action
Huntington Indiana city council moved toward ousting Mayor C W H Bangs amid charges of misconduct in office filed by 36 citizens. The mayor has been jailed since July 6 for defying a court order to disconnect private consumers from the municipal electric plant, with accusations of misusing street lighting funds and improper city fund spending.
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Huntington
Ind
Huntingdon
W. H. Bangs
Municipal Electric
Bandits Rob Tourists Cars North of Mexico City
Travelers report seven US owned cars seized by 20 armed bandits 19 miles north of Guaxio Guerrero. The July 2 dispatch notes the hold up occurred Tuesday morning, with burglarized vehicles including toured autos and rifles used in the attack.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Gaxco
Guerrero
Huntwork Fined On Tipsy Count In Municipal Court
Ralph Huntwork was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by a municipal court jury. Judge I A Grawford fined him $50 and banned driving in South Dakota for one year. He must post $82,000 bond and pay previous penalties, with unpaid fines totaling $4 and a jail sentence. J B Tredway was fined $25 for illegally operating a dance at his tavern east of Huron.
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Ralph Huntwork
I. A. Grawford
South Dakota
Hurtwork
Huctwork
Meday
Crawford
J.B. Tredway
Huron
Nebraska Newlyweds Drown in Sandpit at Arnold
Arnold Neb July 29 Mr and Mrs Merton Condron both 22 and married only a day drowned in a sandpit near the town while swimming with a second couple in darkness. The two girls struggled and panicked causing Mrs Condron to pull her husband under. The story notes an extreme air temperature reading from a Java balloon near the equator.
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Nebraska
Sandpit
Arnold
Neb
Merton Condron
Condron
Mary Astor Seeks Custody of Child
Mary Astor fights to regain custody of four year old Marylyn Thorpe from her ex husband Dr Franklyn Thorpe amid scandalous testimony. Thorpe faces questions about other women and alleged immoral conduct as courtroom drama unfolds.
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Mary Astor
Los. Angeles
Gril
Franklyn Thorpe
Marylyn Thorpe
Mary
Thorpe
Marylyn
Miss Astor
Dr. Thorpe
Roland Rich Woolley
Norms
Taylor
Court Hearing Halts Amid Testimony Dispute
A legal battle over presentation of testimony paused proceedings for an hour and three minutes and adjourned. The judge ordered the hearing to resume at a special court session.
Hunt for missing British motor-ship advances
Coast guard cutters chase a report that the missing British motor-ship Nunoce has been seen in the Gulf of Campeche west of the Yucat Peninsula. The vessel, en route from Grand Island to Tampa with 22 aboard, would require a wide semicircular drift through the Gulf of Mexico. search efforts focus toward Arcay in land and the Trisnyle Islands as Winthest Yeaton and another cutter push toward the area.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Guard
Gulf of Campeche
Yur Peninsula
Grand Island
Tampa
Gulf of Mexico
Arcay
Trisnyle Islands
Unsettled Weather Across Huron Vicinity Forecast
Unsettled conditions prevail tonight and Thursday in Huron area with little temperature change. Hourly readings show 68 to 70 to 75 degrees overnight. South Dakota expected showers in the southwest tonight and Thursday with minimal temperature shifts. Iowa mostly fair in the east, unsettled and possibly showering in the far west, southeast warmer. Minnesota forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with warmer readings in the northwest.
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Por Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
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H. M.whisman
Masonry Temple
North Huron Extension Club
Jessong
Invincible Club
Earl Mulhellan
First Street
Invincik’s
Mary Ox- Tran
Vinnie Cox
William Miller
Charles Shaw
J. F. Finckh
Edgar Guest
Country Club
Huron Country Club
Ches
Wre N. White
P.E. Schrader
A. E. Danielson
C. J. Strike
John Wheeler
Faith Askell
R A, Sturgeon
Riley
Lincoln
Saloniki
Greece
Anatolia College
BARD
Iex
Richard Westwood
Moscow
Ida
Westwood
D.a.bard
Utah Avenue
Bard-home
Mr .Westwood
Charles Westwood
Lee Munger
Margaret
Barbara Jean
Lebanon
Munger
S. F. Reese
Nellie Geiger
Pound
McConnell Family
Byron Price
The
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Farley
Parley
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Hague Organization
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Landon
Hamilton
Kansas
Indiana
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Equator
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Woolley
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Wweather
Wenenen
Jw Uy Wee Lye
Bata
Presipl
Bismarck
High Gow
North
Pla
Sheridan
Williston
Tamich
Muron
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Watertown
Lear
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Wace