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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
1
We offer a money saving opportunity in seasonable goods at the start of spring. Our stock is complete with the latest novelties and will be placed on counters at the lowest prices you have ever known for this time of year.
A local shop advertises a full display of ladies waists with special prices on every waist in stock aimed at making the sale a record breaker. The notice emphasizes a complete line and bargain levels to attract customers.
A new department opens with a display of dresses for children. Special sale offers ready-made outfits for the little folks priced from 39 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents.
A fragment from a catalog notes a sale on men's bosom and soft shirts. To clear stock, items will be offered at 50 cents each.
The Palmer Garment line features this season's jackets offered at special prices to clear stock. The retailer states they have bought heavily and will make prices attractive to move the entire collection.
A reader notes high prices for a sample of items described as hooks and eyes per paper, praising the value of the many good things offered.
Col J H King dies April 4 after sudden illness at church March 25. Born 1843 in Salem Iowa, King built a legal and political career in Iowa South Dakota and Chamberlain, later Huron. Survived by wife Permelia and four daughters. funeral set for Saturday afternoon.
The community of Huron mourns Colonel King after his death this forenoon. Desmond eulogizes a scholarly, amiable man whose quiet humor and integrity earned respect across beliefs and social circles. He recalls King's kindness, thoughtful views on religion, and gracious nature, offering condolences to the family.
The third annual meeting of the Eastern South Dakota Educational Association gathers April 5 and 6 in Huron. Counties include Brookings Kingsbury Beadle Moody Lake Miner Deuel Hamlin Clark Codington with sessions at the High School and a Thursday church gathering.
In Kingsbury County S C E Swanson introduces Some Neglected Things in Country Schools. May C Seete of Volga presents The Gladness of Nature. Dorothea A Miller of DeSmet writes That County Superintendent from the Teacher's Standpoint. Mary Faller of Cavour contributes That County Superintendent from the Teacher's Standpoint.
A special meeting of Huron Lodge No. 444 B. P. O. E. will be held Friday evening at eight o'clock. A special Elks service will honor departed brother John H. King. All Elks urged to attend.
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