Justice Court Dockets and Death of Wm F Campbell
In a busy Justice Geddis and VanDalsem session I B Hatfield was fined five dollars and costs for assault and battery with prior tensions between the parties. Oscar Kiebs faced the court under eighteen and bound over to the circuit court with a 150 dollar bond. Jennie Winnegar sued Maurice Dinneen for a white bulldog valued at twenty five dollars. venue changed to Judge Van Dalsem with a Thursday hearing set. The funeral of Wm F Campbell was held from his son’s home on Ohio Street. burial followed at Riverside Cemetery. Campbell, a former Sioux City resident, died at eleven p.m. Wednesday. cause listed as degeneration of the spinal cord. Born January 15, 1854 in Zanesville, Ohio, he married Sarah B. Lyons February 22, 1887, and leaves Lowell R. Campbell, a sister in Newark, New Jersey, and a brother in Oto, Iowa.
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Justice van Dalsem
Circuit Court
Jennie Winnegar
Maurice Dinneen
Wm. F. Campbell
L. R. Campbell
Ohio Street
Rev
K.H. Edson
Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Campbell
Sioux City
Iowa
Blunt
Pierre
Mr. Campbell
Zanesville
Ohio
Sarah B. Lyons
Lowell R. Campbell
Frank
March Weather Summary From Local Station
The report shows a high of 55 degrees on the 29th and a low of 15 below on the 14th. The March 1906 mean was 21 degrees versus a 25 year average of 28. Precipitation for March 1906 was 1.41 inches, against a 25 year average of 0.98 to 1.00 inch. Winds mainly northwest with a five minute max of 38 mph on the 21st. 12 clear days, 6 partly cloudy and 13 cloudy.
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Weather Bureau
Farmers Meeting in Beadle County at Court House
Farmers of Beadle county are urged to attend a meeting at the court house in Huron on Saturday April 28 at 2 p m to organize a Farmers Mutual Insurance Company for Beadle county. All interested in lower rates and safe insurance are urged to be present.
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Court House
Beadle County
Huron
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Easter Window Display Delights Huron Shoppers
Booth and Dexter unveil a large Easter window decoration praised for its unique design. Decorator Frank Schoen demonstrates artistic flair, creating one of the prettiest displays seen in Huron stores.
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Huron
Booth & Dexter
Frank Schoen
May Build Extension at Depot Hotel
F H Kent returns from Chicago seeking permission to enlarge the depot hotel with a lunch counter, new office, more rooms, and other improvements. He holds an eight year lease and aims to meet public demand for a modern hotel. Railroad concessions are unclear but locals fear a large addition could hinder a Third Street hotel remodeling movement.
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F. H. Kent
Chicago
North-Western
Kent
Third Street
Theuro- Nite
Freshmen First Real Fight In College Hall
Freshmen and Sophomores clashed Thursday night in a college building room during a freshman party. Sophomores and their followers burst in breaking doors, a dark struggle ensued, and the freshmen surrendered before the upperclassmen dispersed.
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Hhkely
Seige
Ferree
Good Salaries for Real Estate Representatives
Advertisement seeks men in multiple localities to show and sell properties to buyers, with good salary and commission. Must know territory and be able to present lands to customers. Address Norra AMERICAN Saxp Co. 651 Andtu Bidg Minneapolis Minn.
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Norra American Saxp Co
Bidg
Minneapolis
Minn
Funeral Rites for John H King Describe City's Respect
The city mourns John H King with a large funeral at the Congregational church, conducted by Rev F W Long and joined by Masons Knights Templars Elks Bar and local civic groups. King a longtime lawyer and state promoter born 1845 in Salem Iowa served in Iowa South Dakota and federal posts, leaving a legacy of development and a landmark land case victory for squatters at Des Moines St Louis and Washington.
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John H
Coationpecs
Akeene
F. W. Long
Congregational Church
Masonic Fraternity
Knights Templars
Masons
Bar of Huron
Elks Lodge
Riverside Cemetery
Huron
R. W. Stewart
Charles F. Koepp
Bayard J. Beach
Frank A. Morris
Janes W. Campbell
John Longstaff
King
John Hereford King
Salem
Iowa
West Branch
Permelia A. Andrews
H. L. Huff
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Inalee
Brule County
Chicago
Mr. King
North Dakota
Harrison Allen
Allen
Black Hills
Bene Fourche
Chicago & North-Western Railway Co
Cleveland
National Capital
Department of the Interior
Washington
Harrison
Treasury Department
Texas
O’brien County
Department
United States Court
Shiras
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U. S. Supreme Court
State Board of Agricultural
Herried
Elrod
North West
John H. King
In Memoriam John Hereford King
In memoriam John Hereford King aged 61 years. Resolutions of Huron Lopez No 26 A M and A M note life’s westering sun and pay tribute to the departed member with measured tributes and solemn remembrance.
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John Hereford
Huron Lopez
A. M
Elks Hold Memorial Services for John H. King
Huron Lodge No. 444 B P O E held memorial services Friday evening at their lodge rooms for departed brother John H. King. The Exalted Ruler led eulogies as Officers delivered the ritualistic sermon and speakers portrayed his life with feeling and respect.
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Huron Lodge No. 444
John H. King
Arbor Day Proclamation urging plantings statewide
Governor Elrod proclaims Friday April twentieth Arbor Day 1906 urging farmers to plant rows of willows for windbreaks and hedges, and to plant orchard trees on north sides. Emphasizes soil generosity and school involvement. notes Chapter 104 of 1905 laws. Seedlings and care urged. proclamation signed in Pierre with the state seal.
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Elrod
Mississippi
Missouri
South Dakota
Piere
Samus H. Exrop
D. D. Wipf
Local building activity on Third street and nearby avenues
Miss Blanche Spaulding begins a house on Third street east of Mrs McCrays residence. Dr VanDalsem crews start a cottage west of her Third street. Mrs J L Spaulding plans a cottage on Third street east of her residence. Ezra Snyder starts a new residence on the Avenue. A B Fairbank hires Joseph Schwartz Sioux Falls architect for the new home. Joe Daum to start masonry on his Opera house next week.
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Blanche Spaulding
Third Street
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Central
Dakota
Rome
Sam Appel
World Building
Justice Court
Justices of the Peace
Farmers’ Meeting
Freshies
Y A. Ricker
H. A. Vandalsem
H.J. Rice
Memoriam
Elks’ Memorial Services
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