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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
6
Mr Norman improves and his family rejoices while cattle move for Huron. Mrs Baseman hosts relatives from Iowa as threshing nears end and cribs wait for dry weather. Local movers, renters, and a Beadle county sale, with Ben Glaze’s move to Huron and chatter about school, farms, and dull roads.
The notice outlines a quarterly conference at Wheeler church on Saturday next and preaching at LaDelle on Sunday forenoon and at Lake side school house in the evening by the P E of the circuit. It notes that two weeks ago was said to be the last service before the Yearly conference, but that may not be correct.
Local notes report flax yields as high as 17 bushels per acre from J. Sustkt, with threshing largely finished. Visits include Grandma Everist and Miss Sarah Everist. Clara Custard from Osakin and L. P. helping on farms. Household improvements at Henry Koster’s home and social visits at Star lodge. Keep your money at home.
A sparse town page records threshing progress and patient work by teams, a Sunday cattle dipping near Clifton township, a large sale at Mrs Fuller's, and a playful ball game turned in darkness. Mahlon Bloodgood to farm Chas Young's property, drought warnings, and many horse buyers in the county.
Reverend Hugh Robinson of Madison and Reverend W M Jennings of Brookings visited the college. Miss Inez Beebe led YWCA meetings and Rev Work inspected the college. The Parklean literary Society meets tomorrow night. The college football team opens season Saturday against Aberdeen normal at Aberdeen.
Railway staff movements include T C Lauters on the north end way freight at Oakes and J H Gascoigne on Yankton freight. Engines 150 707 and 891 are mentioned with repairs and transfers between Redfield Brookings and Winona. Mr and Mrs F G Cudworth visit Redfield while other crews report calls resignations and new postings.
The Madison team overwhelmed the local high school with a 29 to 0 victory after a tight first half. Other notes include honorary U S Athletic Association memberships offered for $1.50, a growing high school enrollment, and updates on staff, classes, and a recent senior class constitution adoption.
Miss Emma Mae Bennett daughter of the late Judge Julian Bennett and a Watertown High School graduate entered the Syracuse College of Law in September. Her mother accompanied her to Syracuse. She is the third woman to enter the law department in the institution’s history. Watertown friends wish her success, praising her talents.
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