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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
6
The Burlington outlines direct routes with through trains and tourist sleepers along coast and Billings paths. It promises free seats on many services and emphasizes scenic journeys through Colorado and Montana regions.
The March weather this year was generally normal being cooler than 1906 and warmer than the 27 year average. Mean temperature 31 degrees with long term average about 28. Data from the U S weather bureau station include monthly means and total precipitation across years 1882 to 1908 with multiple figures for individual years.
O S Hacen announces as Republican candidate for Beadle county states attorney in June primaries promising a square deal and fair play. He pledges economical, honest administration and no personal grafts, detailing his legal background in Illinois and current practice in Huron.
A candidate declares for sheriff of Beddle county on the Democratic ticket and asks Democratic voters for support at the June 9 1908 primary. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability accept legal fees by law and run an economical efficient administration.
A Sioux Falls dispatch reports the Parkston committee backing murder case against Emma Kaufmann hires J. E. Whiting of Woonsocket and Thomas H. Null of Huron to argue against a new trial before the South Dakota Supreme Court. The appeal is set for the spring term beginning in April. The Parkston group and George W. Egan, the earlier conviction attorney, reportedly disagreed over fees and strategy.
The text shows a verbose discussion of Dakotas support for South Dakota policies, with references to Pettis state concepts, factions, and advocacy by figures including Mr. Croendsn and Chaitin. It conveys political sentiment and debate without clear event dates.
The Huron Library Association held its annual meeting to honor city council and local businessmen. Officers elected to lead in the upcoming Carnegie library include President Mrs. F N Stewart and First Vice President Mrs. W H Smith.
Beadle County voter Dan W. Syprr announces his run for the Republican sheriff nomination for the term starting January 1, 1909. He notes he has resided in the county fifteen years and seeks fair primary selection under the new law, asking voters for support in the upcoming June primary.
A personal testimonial touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a fast remedy for harsh illnesses. The writer claims immediate relief and full recovery after using two and a half bottles, and mentions availability at H Wheelers store with a trial bottle offered.
Beadle County South Dakota County Court to hear Mary E. Stevens request for letters of administration in the estate of Horace M. Stevens deceased. Hearing set for April 20, 1908 at 10:00 a.m. in the court rooms at the Beadle County Courthouse, Huron. All heirs at law may contest the petition.
The Industrial Securities Company of Boston Massachusetts holds a mortgage on real estate in Beadle County. Taxes unpaid and mortgage conditions triggered a foreclosure sale at the Beadle County Courthouse on April 11 1908 at 2 PM. The property is described as the southeast quarter section 4 township 112 north range 50 west. Fees of $10 and total claimed amount $621.58 including $500 principal and $38.27 interest. Attorneys are Industrial Securities Company.
W. D. Lowe announces his candidacy for Beadle County sheriff subject to the voters in June primaries. He respectfully solicits support and thanks readers, signing hours respectfully.
Wts. FOR. SALE at my stables on Third street two good Jacks two good draft stallions best in South Dakota. One black Percheron near three years old weight 1720. One black imported Belgian weight 1800. Also one short horn bull. John E. Ward Huron. 8. D
Grorce Kerr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Beadle County sheriff ahead of the June primaries. He thanks supporters and signs his name with respect.
Joan W Boyte declares her bid for Beadle county sheriff on the Republican ticket and seeks support at the June 9 1908 primaries.
The office of sheriff in Beadle County is to be decided by Democratic voters at the June primaries. Ws. Hecxeman is listed as a candidate subject to the will of the party voters.
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