Governor Herreid Promotes South Dakota Prosperity Visit
Governor Charles N. Herreid, with a notable party, visited Huron on Thursday enroute to Sioux Falls to hear Theodore Thomas orchestra. He urged immigration stability, expansion west of the Missouri, and dairy growth, and urged sending farm products to the St. Louis world fair to advertise South Dakota.
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Charles N. Herreid
South Dakota
Huron
Sioux Falls
Theodore Thomas
Herreid
Frank Crane
F. F. McClure
L. L. Stevens
Grant Dowell
Clara Bowen
Lillian Bowen
Adelaide Warburton
Geo. W. Nash
Dunlevy
Pierre
Kent House
Missouri River
Big Muddy
Missouri
St. Louis
Issenhuth Weds Aberdeen Lady at Catholic Church
John Issenhuth formerly of this city now of Northville married Miss Minnie Kronschnabel of Aberdeen at 11 o'clock in the Catholic church. Rev Father Game officiated. The ceremony followed by a reception at the groom's mother Mrs M Issenhuth home. They left this afternoon for Northville.
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Huron
Northville
Issenhuth
Aberdeen
John Issenhuth
Minnie Kronschnabel
Father Game
Odd Fellows Celebrate 84th Anniversary With Activities
The James Valley Lodge No. 32 marked the Independent Order of Odd Fellows eighty fourth anniversary on April 26 with a social evening including vocal solos recitations an instrumental duet and graphophone numbers. Harvey J. Rice grand secretary spoke on the order’s workings and its finances noting a million plus members worldwide and large distributions for relief. Sunday services at the Methodist church concluded with a noted sermon and a social afterward highlighting the lodge’s long history in South Dakota.
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Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
James Valley Lodge No. 32
Ivy Kemeter
Lydia Ritching
Dr. Walton
Charles Ward
Dixon Ward
Juna Lampe
Blanche Spaulding
Anna
South Dakota
Yankton
Odd Fellows
Relief Fund of
Rebekahs
The
Lodge
Mr. Wilkinson
Rebekah Oles
Huron Plans July Fourth Celebration With Races
Huron will mark Independence Day with a three day Corn Belt Racing Association meet July 2 3 and 4. A mass meeting appointed committees on arrangements finance and speakers to secure attractions and a national reput ed orator. Nearly fifteen hundred dollars in purses plus additional funds will support the races and holiday events.
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Huron
OCF
Coler Campbell
William Richlng
Fred Hutchins
E. M. Thomas
Ea Dinneen
George Fessenden
John Sauer
Fred Holton
France
al. Robinson
Albert Lampe
R H Cory
H. Hawley
Clarence McIlvane
C. H. Longstaff
Spraxkeme
John H. King
Coe I. Crawford
A. B. Fairbanks
Corn Belt Racing Association
Fourth of July celebration promises large crowd and pageantry
The article describes plans for a grand Fourth cel agala week with speakers and entertainment. Organizers anticipate a memorable spectacle that will recall Sun Set Cox and other eloquent figures. A large crowd is expected as Old Glory is raised and the eagle honored.
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Cox and Tators
Jim
City Boards Agree to Bridge Deal and Salaries Set
The county will fund a $4,000 steel bridge over the James River on Third Street if the city withdraws ongoing suits concerning road, bridge fund payments, and a sewer project. City suits totaling about $2,500 were dropped. City salary changes follow, with the city attorney set at 400 yearly, marshal at 60 monthly, night watch 50 monthly, and street and water commissioner 70 monthly. Dr. F. L. Class named chair of the board of health with assistants Rick and Miller. mayor appoints Aldermen Bryant, Booth, and Tobin to wards.
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Cleaver
James River
Third Street
Nebraska Street
F. L. Class
City Board of Health
Rick
Miller
Board of Health
Bryant, Booth
Tobin
Notable comments on paper quality and town spirit from readers
The letter set praises for the paper’s typography and editorial quality. Figures include Water B. Dean secretary South State fair association and Crane clerk of the supreme bench with remarks about Huron’s enterprise and potential growth.
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George W. Nasu
Water B. Dean
South State Fair Association
Yankton
Huron
Crane
Supreme Bench
Pierre
City Council Sets Street Hack Stand Change
The council amended the hacks and drags ordinance allowing hacks to stand on Third Street at the Dakota avenue intersection, moving from Second Street due to safety concerns. A county request for four jurors was read and jurymen will be drawn at the next meeting on Friday May 8.
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Third Street
Dakota Avenue
Second Street
Gambling Raid Brings Court Action in City Hall
City Marshal Wharton and Night Officer Shultner raided a local gambling joint. Judge Van Dalsem convened court at city hall and fined Love and seven companions ten dollars each for first offenses. Gorenson pleaded not guilty, was fined ten dollars and costs, and trial was set for Monday. Other arrests included Kenney Olson Bentley Lindshove Wingard and Huffman.
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Wharton
Nightees Shultner
van Dalsem
Love
Nels Gorenson
Gorenson
A. Penatant Kenney
A. Olson
F. W. Bentley
C. O. Lindshove
J. J. Wingard
Frank Huffman
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H. S. Wilkinson
H. A. Patterson
Minnie Wertman
H. A. VanDalsem
Hans Jenson
Christine Baxter
BN Ems
C.F
This
Mine Gard
Justice
Gustave Lichtblau
Lichtblau
Sylvester Laver
Major Rice
Police Bar of Justice
Watertown Daily Public Opinion
A. G. Keene
Athedae Onis
Neel
WORLD
Watertown
Arthur G. Keene
Vermillion Republican
Magnificent
Redfield Press
Huron Weekly World
Arthur Keene
Will E. Holbein
DC. A. Kelley
Boquet
Hitchcock
Huron World
Holbein
Keene
Tax World
Tae World
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