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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
5
Robinsons Shoe Store advertises a wide assortment of Fall and Winter footwear with very reasonable prices.
Local events include Rev T M Shanafelt preaching at Summit and multiple visits by residents and visitors. Weddings, travels to Aberdeen and Chicago, church events, and lodge activities feature with several moves, hires, and civic notices in Huron.
A historical weather recap for December from 24 years of data at Huron shows mean temperatures around 19 degrees with the warmest month 1881 at 28, and the coldest 1886 at 9. It records rainfall, frost dates, cloudiness, winds and notable extremes, plus local ads for a free music store concert, a Great Northern atlas offer, and travel notes to Los Angeles via a new car line.
Seller offers about 17 used or gently tuned pianos and organs for cash or easy payments. Prices range from 10 to 50 dollars. One piano is described as splendid. Item includes cases and organs. Contact for purchase specifics and availability.
Rev George G Ware rector of the Lead Episcopal church is indicted by a federal grand jury in Omaha on charges of defrauding the government of 125000 acres in Hooker and Thomas counties Nebraska Frank Lambert and Harry Welch are co defendants with Ware each held on 5000 bonds Ware has posted bond and awaits release He faces additional charges over illegal fencing as a wealthy Lead figure and former I B U ranch manager alleged to have secured soldiers homestead titles unlawfully.
A court term in Brule county next month will hear a case affecting about 320000 acres of South Dakota farm land once tied to New York loan firms. The dispute centers on mortgage assignments and a supreme court ruling requiring notaries to verify signatories for incorporations. An estimated 2000 similar transfers may trigger widespread litigation across the state.
The state capitol commission authorizes the state land commissioner to advertise a second auction sale of capitol lands in McPherson county on December 16 and to advertise private sales in Hyde Edmunds and Faulk counties on the same terms and prices as the auction minimum. Since the auctions private sales are under negotiation and several tracts have sold in counties with no bidding at auction.
Doane Robinson reports on pauper populations tied to public expense. Of the total, 153 are in poorhouses and 85 are cared for outside such institutions, with 248 supported wholly or partly at public cost. Last year’s total expenditure for care reached $73,656.16.
City and county authorities investigate an attempted assassination involving Oscar Nelson who was shot three times and lay between life and death in the city hospital. He allegedly was shot near Sioux Falls and walked about two miles to his brother Louis Nelson’s farm northeast of town, taking refuge in a barn.
Conductor Ryan of Doland and his son Edward survey land between the Missouri river and the Black Hills aiming to secure six 160 acre homestead entries in one block. The family, totaling five children, plans to establish a self sufficient colony on government lands they secure together.
Lawrence County tolls higher taxes per assessor books than any South Dakota county sparking grumbling and petitions in Spearfish Deadwood and Lead presented to county commissioners for state level reduction. Peter Huber a leading Yankton farmer died at 68 leaving a widow and nine children.
This year’s total telephone tax amounts to 13630.34 dollars, a clear increase from last year’s 8004.15 dollars. The gain reflects higher payments by the companies compared with the preceding year.
A two year old boy, son of Frank Anderson of Spearfish, drowned while playing near a creek. Authorities investigated the incident as an accidental drowning with no foul play suspected.
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