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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1895
Page
8
Local notes report yellow flint seed corn and millet for sale by Joy Bros. Chas N Cooper travels for Minneapolis Journal. Several residents listed moving and visiting, and a Beadle county teachers meeting set for the 20th. A daughter born to John Ebert and wife. Mrs. Jarvis mourns a father in Ripon, Wis.
The South Dakota Christian Endeavor executive committee met to plan a summer program and a September state convention in Redfield. A public meeting in Redfield featured talks by regional youth leaders and a benediction, highlighting the movement’s 224 societies and 5800 members. City council proceedings in Woonsocket covered new aldermen, appointments, salaries, and printing debates, with later item on a land contest in Warren township favoring J. M. Atwood against W. P. Fell.
W A Cawood of Miller and S H Addison of Watertown were in town. Geo Beckett shipped a horse to Turtle Lake Wisconsin. Hon Wm B Sterling and wife returned from New York. Charley Ayers headed to Minneapolis for summer. Mrs John Longstaff and son Ralph left for Minneapolis for a brief visit. Aug Anderson and Fred Hill were jailed briefly after a Tuesday night row. Gen Hughes displayed a rich ore sample from Holy Terror mine in the Black Hills. John Dusenberry and wife from Pierre planned to move to Oskaloosa Iowa for health reasons. Ellsworth Frank advertised sewing machine cleaning and repairs with promise of satisfaction or no pay. Secondhand sewing machines offered at low prices at Corner Custer and Nebraska streets in Huron.
List of undelivered mail for the week ending April 6 1895 at Huron South Dakota. Names include Laween Karly Ad Smith Mise Lullie. Advertisers must say advertised in the HuronITE and provide publication date and pay one cent at the stamp window. J B Cogan P M.
Bart Shanahan eighteen son of farmer Denny Shanahan of Osceola died suddenly Tuesday evening after returning from the field. He grew ill at supper, collapsed on a lounge, and died about ninety minutes later. Heart disease is thought the cause though he had been in good health. He was a bright young man from a prominent county family and well known in Huron.
During a brief stay in Huron the studio announces a permanent move and offers special monthly rates with satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. They advertise patent processes with two or more photos on one card plus copying old pictures and various arts on India ink crayons pastels or watercolors by Lewis & Hull opposite the Post Office.
Three stallions listed with detailed pedigrees including Three Stallions Dominic an Noo by Aco lyte and Norman Chief French Draft. Scotch Shire three year old heavy bay mare notes and insurance terms offered. Hates paid for mares. horses and colts viewable at Joan E Wann stables on Third Street.
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