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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
8
A bright newsy note from a local venture by Charlie Kelley signals a successful project with Canistota Clipper Woll, No 1 of Taz Huron WEEx- LY WORLD, at last reaching our exchange table.
A description of a vivid newspaper image from South Dakota noting Arthur G. Keene as a columnist and Taz Womip as a featured figure, presenting a lively, readable city portrayal.
The Board of Education of Huron will accept bids for a new school building per plans and specs on file. Bids close May 25 and will be opened then. A 5 percent certified check must accompany each bid.
The letter reports A B Laurence building a kitchen addn, Minnie Vegge returning from Wessington Springs to stay at home, W H Miller family leaving for Mt Morris Illinois, Mrs W W Slade visiting from Woon socket, Clara Bair arriving from Iowa to form a music class, O C Millage a new settler moving from Waukonda S D to Brown farm and marrying there, a Monday election with no party opposition but a disputed license question at stake.
Community notes report partial grain seeding and corn plowing with summer church construction planned in Virgil. Post Office moved to the Coursey building under the hall, giving Virgil a fine office. William Doyle relocates to the Simpson farm and invites visits after May 15. Virgil lodge No 157 marks its eighty fourth anniversary in service. A joint Virgil Hebron school entertainment with a basket social supports charitable causes.
John Powers relocates to Iroquois as permanent resident. Editor Halladay travels to Woonsocket on railroad project business. Tradespeople remain in short supply delaying spring improvements. Rev A M Asadoorian and family arrive from Henry South Dakota to serve Iroquois and Osceola pulpits. native Armenian pastor met in Armenia.
Mrs F M Webb visited Huron returning Tuesday. Frank Sauer from Huron called on Rufus Davis over Sunday. P I Roberts returns from Rochester after appendicitis operation. Prairie fire near Borah's place scorched Walker property and pasture. Will Poe and Mrs Poe depart for Hastings New York to start anew. Cora Murphy to visit Onida New York. Rev H French to preach May 10 at Presbyterian church. James Wisner and sister move to Crandon with James to run Van Dusen grain elevator.
The Clark Republic Courier reports receipt of Tus WEEKLY WORLD at Huron. The paper features a Spencerian margin inscription and is described as Art Keene's new editorial product backed by Will E. Holbein. The entry hints at crowded pages of home ads and strong competition in the local press.
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