Local notes from Huron and vicinity in brief
Wessington Times writer C. A. Blake visits the city. Mentions W. R. Tait bargains and local streams teeming with fish. Reports on 16 year old daughter of Mrs. Peeple dies, funeral held. Mentions D. W. Silver attending Presbytery in Artesian and L. W. Kimball returning from Washington. Ex-sheriff J. E. Hoffman greets friends in Huron. Jake of local merchants discusses a cat fish joke and mer cantile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
N. Willis
J. E. Hoffman
Sioux City
Jake
Immigration boom boosts South Dakota land offices
Immigrants drive rising inquiries and filings across U S Land Offices, led by Huron where March homestead filings exceed any month since 1886. Contests rise to eight or ten daily as eastern settlers target Potter and Faulk counties while Beadle counties prepare for share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
U. S
Potter
Faulk
Beadle
Commissioner General Land Office
Humphrey
Faulk County
Geravld
Hoffman
Secretary of the Interior
Goose hunt ends without a feather after bad weather
Gene Lane and two lieutenants hunted Thompson Monday to slaughter wild geese but poor marksmanship and drizzle ruined the effort. They returned empty handed while Gene spins a goose tale to ease the loss. They met Charles Miner’s brother-in-law nearby, who boasted of 14 geese killed the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lane
Thompson
Gene
Charles Miner
The Ideal Baking Powder and Leavening Agents Review
The article compares cream of tartar and bicarbonate of soda with flour and egg whites as a pure leavening mix, claiming reliability for over forty years. It praises moisture retention, light flaky textures, and fine grain, noting ammonia powders produce coarse holes and quick drying, while alum powders leave a bitter taste.
General Taylor at Home Faces Commissionership Ques tions
Gen Taylor, recently arrived from Washington, met a reporter in Yankton Monday and answered questions about his failed bid for the land office commissionership. He discussed his lack of legal training, Tripp’s involvement, Senator Kyle, Pickler, Lam eraux, Vilas, and future prospects, saying no further offices were pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maris Taylor
Washington
Smith
Judge Tripp
Yankton
South Dakota
Tripp
Land Office
Senator Kyle
Pickler
Wisconsin
Lameraux
Vilas
Huron
Taylor Tion
New Timber Culture Law and Proof Rules
Washington issues instructions to the U S Land Office on final proof under the new timber culture law. Applicants may prove up without 675 trees per acre, if seeds or cuttings were planted in good faith, land treated for eight years, and entries are valid and in good faith. Also notes broad medical advertisements and local notices about disease cures and events in Beadle and Huron regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Gerould
Humphrey
The
Faulkton Times
CO. R. Alexander
B. Johnson
A. E. Johnson
Watertown
Huron
Washington
U. S. Land Office
Ee Fred’ Os i
Colambu
We want your trade and guarantee satisfaction or refund money
A concise sales note promises trades are welcome with a guarantee of satisfaction or a refund. The message emphasizes customer-first service and risk-free purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait Cor
Dakota Avenue
Third Sts
Huron
Dress Goods Department Offers Wide Range of Fabrics
The department displays Chevrons Stripes and Plaids at 18c a yard. 36 inch wide fabrics offered as good value at 35c. Storm Serge colors at 57c, valued at 75c. Atl Wool Henrietta new colors at 60c, cheap at 75c. Includes French Patterns and Suitings for Traveling Dresses and a full line of Colored and Black Silks in appealing shades.
Parasol Line and Bargains At Low South Dakota Prices
A local store highlights a wide selection of parasols in navy cardinal brown and slate silk with the claim of the lowest prices in South Dakota. Also promoted are Dr. Warner's hosiery, ladies ribbed vests, gloves, laces, capes and jackets priced from 5 to 10 dollars, ready made dresses, blazers, hats, lace curtains, carpets, curtain poles, window shades and more at bargain rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Beautiful Summer Dress Goods Feature Gloria Satine
In Summer Dress Goods a line highlights Gloria Satine among attractive novel ties this season. The shop offers shades and colors at a yard price 20 to 25 cents, with additional Canton Cloth Pekins and Charlies for light summer wear.
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Boon
Ank
Clong
Ayaman Dakota
Nited
Suaee Et Venetia
Shannon & Longstaff, Editore
Proprietors
M. West
First Nat. Bank
C. A. Blake
Wessington Times
W. R. Tait
A. Z. McGogney
Artesian
Presbytery
Jacob Rosenthal
Menzie House
D. W. Silver
Central South Dakota
L. W. Kimball
U. S. Senate
Lake Byron Township
Michael J. Dinneen
Cleveland
M.J
Huron Land Office
Dr. Price
General Taylor
Illinois
Mr. Rice
Dar
South
Huron City
G D. Ball
Jackson
Michigan
Kita
Wig Te
Uth Dakota Ag
Mason
Odd Fellowship
Prince Albert
Wilson Bros
Eclipse
Derby
Chapter
Bell One
Price Clothing House
Dr. Warner
Bargins
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