Artesian Water Power Charter Granted in Huron
The city council enacts an ordinance granting James M. Snedigar and Marvin Cook exclusive rights to construct operate and maintain artesian wells water mains and related machinery for power in Huron Dakota with a 12 year term and options for extension. provisions cover street access repairs damages fire safety and city purchase rights at set terms after 37 years with a 30 day acceptance window.
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City Council
City of Huron
James M. Snedigar
Haron
Marvin Cook
James M. Snedigar Cook
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Huron
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James M
Dakota
A. D
H. J. Ricz
C. M. Wiison
Rowley
Harrison
Third Street
Messrs
J. M. Snedigar
Darminy HoRonire
Pal
Unclaimed Letters at Huron Dakota Post Office
Week ending April 2 1887 lists unclaimed mail to Alderman G O Anderson J H Beach Elmer A Bohmer J O Cadwell Jamie Cargan Beg Mr Andrew Oregin Rosie Dusties Mre Otto Gust Miss Helen Fuller D Furey Mrs Ella John H Hah Alfred W Wallace Hal William W OM Jackson Bennie Kendall Beanies Co Lanney John Morrison Pitt Mrs Koa Waters Charley Wesley Miss Anna Parties urged to say advertised in Houron ITE with publication date by Gro J Love P M.
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Huron
Dakota
G O . Anderson
J H Beach
Elmer A Bohmer
Butts
J O Cadwell
Cerhill
Jamie. Cargan
Cess
Andrew Oregin
Rosie Dusties
Otto
Gust
Helen Fuller
D Furey
Ella John H Hah
Alfred
W Wallace Hal William W OM Jackson
Bennie Kendall
Beanies Co
Lanney
John Morrison
Joh. Pitt
Koa Waters
Charley” Wesley
Gro
J. Love
P. M
Rare colonial five dollar bills on display in Rapid City
J W Post shows a $5 bill authorized by the colonial congress resolution of November 29 1775, a job work piece from a $50 office, in Mrs Post’s family for 75 years. T Cressey of Huron owns another $5 bill of the same issue and an $8 continental currency bill paid to his grandfather for one month’s Revolutionary War service.
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Rapid City
J. W. Post
Colonial Congress
Philadelphia
Post
T. Cressey
Huron
Metis Druggist Complaint Affects Thousands
A confusing OCR fragment mentions a druggist named Fessanden and a complaint by thousands over mAsthine and related issues. Names and details are unclear. context suggests a local public grievance about a pharmacist and a medicinal product.
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Paspenten
Tony Boe
Fessanden
Huron's City Council Discusses Dray Licenses and Water Mains
The Hurons City Council raises dray license from 15 to 25 dollars amid heated debate led by Hinckley and Hazen. They extend water mains on Kansas and Illinois to 7th, grant a Simmons Street bridge, and consider opium dispensing licenses for druggists. An artesian water power company charter is discussed for 12 years with a 25 year option.
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Hlinois
Melville A
Utah Street
Hazen
E. F. Pote
Carridate Ee Tata Ral
Hinckley
Peter Stewart
Jess
Evry
Simmons Street
3D Street
Harrison
Kitty King
R. Track
Kansas Street
Sth
Bartlett
McGinnis
Hurontre
Fayant
Robinson
Herald
The
Dean
Otion
Times
Geo
A. Fessenden
Ain Peti- Sones
6Th Street
Bartle
Peti
Illinois
Montana
Uth
Odd Fellows
H. Plammer
G. W. Sterling
S. Daugherty
Ioulkes & Ramsell
Hurrah-Nite in Hu ron Victory Marked by Law and Order
Public city election results from Hu ron on April 5 1887 show Law and Order nominees winning all major races. Commissioners defer Wolsey license protest to July. Summons issued in a district case names Terry and others against the Dakota Trust Co with service details.
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Wolsey
Theodore D. Wannifried
Thomas M Jeffrie
David B. Jeffris
Mae R. S. Cosprdve
Arthur D. Matt Sted
Johnson & Co
Gaddie & Stratz
FJ Blsir
J Andre
Taree
Dakota
Peasney
Beadie
Huron
t'Beadie
Capt. Van Etten Delivers Noted Temperance Addresses
Capt. Van Etten drew wide praise in Huron for two Sunday and Monday night temperance orations. Reporters say his rhetoric rivals famed speakers like Gough Carey Cassius M Clay and Anna Dickinson, and that Beadle county temperance hosts should enlist him for the local option battle next November.
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van Etten
Huron
Gough
Carey
Cassius M. Clay
Anna Dickinson
Beadle County
Waverly Magazine Subscription Offer
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to the Waverly Magazine for one dollar with a yearly rate of four dollars. It promises a sparkling miscellany to lift spirits and notes two subscription options with prices and delivery details.
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Interritol Destrict Mens
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