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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
7
A reflective note on September chills and threshing toil opens the piece, then reports on Charles Bullock’s promising church address to a good crowd. It highlights Lewis Meyer’s exceptional harvest yields and solo effort, announces George Maine’s move to Huron with new neighbors arriving, and notes a local song practice gathering for a service.
Local notes report George Everitts losing a fine colt and Paul Olrick replacing resigning Moore as section manager. Osceola services feature Miss Gunnison and others. Warren Jacques visits from central Iowa. Carpenter’s boom continues with lots selling well and plans for a bank restaurant and shops. A wedding for Payne and details of M rs Houghton visits plus golf-like community events fill the week.
The Broadland column notes visits by Mr and Mrs Tim Smith in Huron and Mr L T Squires with E W Moriarty. Prairie chicken shooting drew crowds but scarce targets. Local social items include Jessie Mills visiting from Huron and a wedding at the Price home for Eva and Fred with many old friends attending.
A hard frost expected Sunday night threatens green outdoor crops with possible damage. The report notes corn and flax still on fields, most already cut or ready for the side, while local residents Dr. Wood and wife and others from Huron were guests on September 1st at Mrs. Waldron's.
Mrs. Wurfel visits sister Mrs. D. H. Miller in Huron. Mrs. Medbery returns to Huron after visiting her son Will and family. her niece Cathraine will soon teach near college. Telephone lines failed for about 24 hours due to an alleged grounded wire. Guy Mills and wife travel to Iroquois to visit Mrs. Mills’ parents, sharing prairie chicken shortages from wet spring. Rey Stiles appears restored to health and resumes pulpit duties after eight weeks away. Grandma Willer, frail, moved to son John Weller’s home for care. friends wish quick recovery. Lute Ranons works as fireman for E. H. Bogaardus on threshing rig. Prairie hens scarce. hunting headlines note few shells and surprised dogs. County schools under fire for fad-driven curriculum and weak spelling and composition in seventh grade.
Job notice seeks a first class cook for Avenue Restaurant with good wages offered. Contact J. T. Cass for details.
Dr Edward E Taylor physician and surgeon lists residence at 454 Idaho street with phone Green 191. Office hours 9 to 11 a m and 24 p evenings and Sundays by appointment only.
J H SMITH Homeopathic physician and surgeon lists office in Hills Block and a residence at 3rd and Idaho streets with phone numbers Red 8 and Green 8. Indicates practice and contact details.
Doctor C R Wright advertises rooms 3 and 4 in World Building with phone numbers Red 43 and Green 43 for county and city calls. Prompt attendance emphasized.
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