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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
7
Fragmentary message urges rapid sale and recruitment of agents for large bargains in Illinois with vague references to buyers and selling. No clear event, date, or entities clearly identifiable.
Disjointed text references better pay for land and continued business. It mentions quarter sections of land and parts of Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska reporting large land activity. The fragment hints at reading updates but many lines are unreadable.
Help needed in Huron S D to canvass customers for portraits. Apply at Bates old stand to join the studio team and promote sessions.
Frank C. Wood and Son announce the Owl Restaurant in Alpena offering daily or weekly board with or without rooms. Proprietors Frank C. Wood and Earl G. Wood guarantee lodging and meals to travelers and locals.
Public sale of real estate in Beadle County South Dakota under a Foreclosure judgment issued December 1905 proceeds to midnight sale on November 23 1905 at ten oclock in the forenoon. The property includes large tract described as the west half of section nine and lots three and four in block twelve Fisher addition to Huron with mortgage costs totaling four hundred ten dollars eighty two cents and accrued costs. Also a petition hearing January term 1906 at the office of the judge in Huron.
Court issues foreclosure judgment in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Beadle County action John H. Kimmel versus William W. Eastman Frances A. Eastman and E. M. Thomas. Judgment rendered November 9 with expouition details pending.
State of South Dakota Beadle County Justice Court summons Charles Cowan to appear November 2 1905 at 1 PM before Justice J B Geddis in Huron to answer M A Maraine's claim for 75 dollars 39 10 cents plus interest and costs, with notice of publication by A A Chamberlain and J B Geddis as attorneys for the plaintiff.
State of South Dakota County of appears to list a hearing notice for the petition to issue letters of administration. The fragment indicates a probate proceeding with a stated hearing to determine who may administer an estate. Further details such as case number names and dates are not readable.
South Dakota greets heirs at law and next of kin of Frederick Nawottny deceased Frank Nawottny Emil Nawottny George Nawottny Margaret Nawottny Minnie Nawottny Wilhelm Brotchmann Lena Brotchmann Anna Brotchmann Mrs Julius Nawottny Mrs George Baum. Notice states Frederick Nawottny has filed.
Beadle County South Dakota sheriff to sell at public auction the real estate and mortgaged premises described as the east half of section nine and the west half of section fifteen in township 112 north range 59 west at the Beadle County Courthouse on February 4, 1906, following a September 21 1905 judgment in Holbrook and Bro vs Main and Matson. The sale is set for 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door.
Multiple classifieds list dairy cows for sale with possible time payment and security, duroc boars and a Hereford bull trade option near Huron, a good house on Wisconsin Street in Houghton Block Bayard Beach area, a six room cottage on Oregon Avenue, a three burner Insurance Model gasoline stove bargain. Description notes 30 days’ notice for possession and contact through this office.
A Lyman county circuit court session dedicated to the White River Valley Railroad Company versus John Anderson ended with a verdict of 595 dollars in Anderson's favor for land damages. Other condemnation actions were dismissed, signaling this may shape the Chamberlain Black Hills extension.
An old miner named Gus Kaum narrowly escapes after six successive blasts while blasting a well on a Crow Peak near Spearfish ranch. He had lit the fuses and begun climbing a thirty foot ladder when the explosions triggered, but Kaum managed to react and avoid injury.
A historical notice announces that advertisements will be placed in the column for one cent per word with no additional charges for insertion. The item describes the pricing and policy for readers and local merchants.
Mrs. Emma Bailey former matron of the girls cottage at the state reform school at Plankinton married M Barnes a former inmate released last June The ceremony occurred at Britton in Marshall county and the couple plan to reside nearby
Mrs. Frank H. Burgess of Fort Meade heard a strange light at her door and saw a blazing ball fall near her doorstep. Her son Lloyd dug out a meteoric stone weighing about four ounces from about seven inches depth.
At a state capitol commission meeting with Architect Bell and Contractor Lepper, it was decided to stop further work on the capitol building foundation for the winter. Completion would take about a week of good weather, but extreme cold made extending work inadvisable until spring.
Lawrence county recorded forty one births and fourteen deaths in November, the highest birth total since the state law requiring birth records came into force. The count highlights Lead town leading in births relative to population across the state.
Lidon at Belle Fourche reports gambling establishment voluntarily closes. Proprietors say a warning prompted the shutdown. The note mentions a woman and her husband leaving several houses as context for the action.
An elderly rancher living sixteen years near Rapid City was found dead in his cabin by his nephew. A blood-stained pointed knife was discovered beside him, suggesting a self-inflicted throat wound.
President's last week slate includes Captain Seth Bullock of Deadwood nominated as marshal for South Dakota. The move highlights Bullock, known as the cowboy, and signals federal enforcement leadership for the state.
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