Commercial Club Plans July 4 Entertainment in Huron
Beadle County residents will be entertained by Huron businessmen with the largest and best show yet on Saturday July 4 1908. President H J Rice announced committees for General Arrangements Coler Campbell C H Longstaff E B Dinneen W A Ritschlag Finance and Fireworks J W Lee John T Breen Geo A Brown Speakers C F Koepp G S Hutchinson.
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Huron
Beadle
H. J. Rice
C. N. McIlvaine Coler Campbell
C. H. Longstaff
E. B. Dinneen
W. A. Ritschlag
J. W. Lee
John T. Breen
Geo. A. Brown Speakers
C. F. Koepp
G. 8
Hutchinson
Business Men and Knights of the Grip Play Ball on Local Diamond
A Saturday game north of the tracks pitted the Business Men against the Knights of the Grip in a tied 7-7 showdown after nine innings. Charley Barrows excelled at third while Farmer’s aggressive base running stood out. John Longstaff featured in left field and pitchers aimed for precision, keeping the score close throughout. The contest evoked old town ball nostalgia with a lively, uneven classic.
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Knights of the Grip
Charley Barrows
Farmer
John Longstaff
Travelers
Huron College Celebrates Its Most Successful Year
The eighth annual commencement week concludes with music department honors, speeches by Willis McFadden Nolan Rice Best and Rev. George B. Safford. Alumni banquet positions and board meeting follow, as degree conferrals celebrate the college’s record year amid moot athletic contests and student pages.
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Huron College
Cises
Ww. Brown
Normal
Willis McFadden
Sioux City
Thomas Maynard
Nolan Rice Best
Chicago
Kent House
Board of Trustees
College
George B. Safford
Ralph Voorhees
Safford
Christian Association
French
Department of Music
Grace Corley
Lottie Gray
Belle Johnson
Stella Meyer
Mary Wood
Marie Underhill
Bessie Miller
Abigail Corley
Willis’ McFadden
the Nor
Academy
Dr. Safford
The
Geo. B. Safford
Sleep
Washineton
Irving Jane Carmont Bell
Houen Lomax
Hoyt H. Hudson
Lincolnshire
Jean Ingelow
Fern Spencer
Michaelis College
Hoyt ‘Hudson
Eighth Grade Examination Schedule Set for Huron
The final eighth grade exam will be at the high school in Huron on Thursday June 25 and 26 1908 for students not present at the recent test or seeking a second trial to raise their standing. J W Surra No Supt.
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Holbrook
Lynch
Wilmarth
W. D. Miller
John T.breen
C. A. Kelley
Leo Arnold
Huron
J. W. Surra
June Flood Records Tie The Heaviest Rainfall In History
Weather service notes 3.62 inches in twenty four hours marking the heaviest June rainfall on record with 1896 having 3.60 inches. Showers continued all day, pedestrians and threshers describing flooded streets and submerged buildings. G A R encampment at Hot Springs Sioux Falls details include rail fare and travel times from Huron with connections via Chicago and Northwestern.
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Weather Service
Prof. Smith
Ilinois Street
Estray Pony Notice From Hanson Farm Near Huron
Estray notice lists two ponies missing around May 10 from Mrs Hanson’s farm eight miles north and two miles west of Huron. One pony white with a white star, branded anchor on left shoulder. Case filed by Carl Malmberg, R.F., D.L. Huron.
Chicago and North Western Excursion Rates for Convention
Return excursion fare to Chicago via Chicago and North Western Railway for the National Convention. Tickets on sale from June 12 to June 30. Ask ticket agent for particulars.
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Chicago
Cams North Western Ry
Ublit
Ill
Low Round Trip Rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Travel offers to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Tickets sold daily June 1 to September 30 with return through October 31. Two fast through trains to Colorado daily. The famous Colorado Special provides one night to Denver. For booklets apply to any Northwestern Line ticket agent.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern Line
Colorado
Northwestern
Real Estate Transfers Listed For January
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds including J S Brown to A Gillin for 109 59 with 10 dollars, Martha Webb to Mary Webb for 40 foot lot 2 block 40 on the road add, S L Martin to M W Balfour for ne 10 111 66 eight 1 00, Kneeland to Balfour ne 1 111 65 one dollar, James Hart to Frye partners sw 4 112 63 twelve hundred, F C Wi Kuehn to Andrew Hupp blocks 8 9 55 Fifth railway add Huron seven hundred fifteen, Thrall to Daley seven feet north side of lot 8 block 98 re subdivision outlet KR one hundred, Chenoweth to Rosen thail lot 8 9 block 18 Wolsey sixty.
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J.S. Brown
Gillin
Swi
Martha E. Webb
Mary P. Webb
S. L. Martin
M. W. Balfour
E.G. Kneeland
James A. Hi Hart
J.G
W. P. Frye
F. C. Wi Kuehn
Andrew Hupp
Fifth Railway
Huron
William H. Thrall
Charles M. Daley
Auditor’s
R.F. Chenoweth
Jacob Rosenthail
Wolsey
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Wm. M. Griffith
Jamaica
N. Y
Amarylls” College Orchestra
the Organization of the World
Bowis
D. Meade
Chas. J. Lundberg
Ste. Pilagie
Mary Hartwell
Cathewood
M. Blanche Wright
Piano
Schubert
Alfred C. Smith
Garfield
J. G. Blarxe
Lloyd L. Merriman
Ichabod
Midnight Ride
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Effie Dawson
Circuit Court
Louisa Hixon
Lois Leach
Pearl Mateer
Chrissy Miller
Carrie Sargest
Helen Urquhart
Jessie Walker
Blanche Wright
Chester Walker
Voorhees Hall
Chester
Light Cavalry
Suppe College
Invocation
Violin Solo
San Paroles
Wieniawski
Cora Matousek
Anna May Pasek
the Nation and
Christian College
Edward van Ruschen
William Smith
Raphsodie No
Baki
Alfred OC. Smith
Ellingsworth
Thore Christianson
Hitchcock
Mr. Pay
Miss Lauters
Chas. Roberts
Pierre
Lulu Me Farling
Walsey
Carl Gustav Stubstad
Grand Marais
Minn
Mona Mae Kline
Iroquois
Guy €. Ribstein
Dale Robinson
Wessington
Cora Matousek, B
van Ruschen
B. A
TMCS
Cenca
Lem Te
Anna Mae Pasek
Wm, Smith, B. A
Joan Pyle
Carl Welet
G. W. Crossman
Olin Rifenbark
Howard Rifenbark
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