Waist News For Summer Days Sale of Ladies Suits and Fabrics
We offer ten or twelve ladies suits left from the season at deep discounts. White lawns and batistes in lingerie and tailored styles tempt shoppers with low prices and broad choices.
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Newspaper
Journal World Spirit
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
5
We offer ten or twelve ladies suits left from the season at deep discounts. White lawns and batistes in lingerie and tailored styles tempt shoppers with low prices and broad choices.
Weather hints at coming heat and urges preparation with a display of ginghams lawns and gauzy materials. The shop promotes long silk gloves in black and brown as double tipped high quality items at reduced prices per pair.
Community items list arrivals and departures from families and educators. Notable movements include teachers leaving for Chicago and Pierre, alumni events, church reconstruction, marriages licensed, and local business changes. The column also notes travels to Omaha and Washington for work and promotions, with social visits across the Hills.
Huron area notes show Costain Bros and other residents visiting relatives for extended periods. Chas Johnson from Brookings returns after study, while several locals travel to Hot Springs for the G A R encampment and K P grand lodge events. A dog bite incident, academy lectures, and a busy social calendar with graduations, a diamond ring contest, and train delays are reported.
Miss Mabel Cashman died Friday morning at her Fifth Street home after a rapid illness. A twenty year old senior at the high school, she was loved by classmates and friends. Funeral services by Father Desmond were held Saturday, with burial in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, where her mother is buried.
Huron fire team excelled at Pierre events winning major prizes. Wet Race winner for 100 feet hose and water relay with 1.08 1-5 time, Novelty Water Race new state record 1 15, Best Uniforms first prize. Lead City won Best Appearing Team. Rapid City had Most Men in Line. Vermillion team longest line.
Judge Whiting invited Judge Rice to try pending criminal cases. Leo Arnold was found guilty by the jury. Wingard Higgins and Lowe pled guilty to adultery and burglary respectively, receiving one or two year sentences. Staffacher et al. were found not guilty on tiot charges.
Public notice announces subscriptions open for the Second Series Huron Building & Loan Stock. It advertises withdrawal privileges any time with interest on your money. For details contact B. E. Beach, Secretary. 30-26.
Received two car loads of fence posts and plenty of lumber at the new lumber yard 925 Montana Street. Call in need of anything in my line for a square deal. R Harvey contractor builder Green 362 30-36.
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