Huron Items From Saturday’s Daily
Local notes report visits by John Bowler John Westdahl and others in Huron. Glenn Fassett and Ralph Mahaffy form a land sale partnership. Rebekahs host a card party and dance. Rocky Mountain Tea and 35c tea ads run. Isaac Lincoln and M F Greeley discuss Aberdeen Normal dormitory plans. Senator Kittredge plans to push a $150000 public building appropriation in Congress.
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John Bowler
John Westdahl
Chicago
J. W. Buell
Wolsey
A. W. Bartt
Sioux Falls
Healey
Miller
J. T. Cogan
Blunt
Attorney Orvis
Yankton
Kent
F. L. Horton
Commissioner of Public Lands
Glenn Fassett
Ralph Mahaffy
Corley’s
French
Parker
Whiting
John Powers
Broadland
Iroquois
Malum Bros
Rebekahs
Rocky Mountain
A. J. Bick & Co
Louis N. Crill
Clay County
Kent’s
Crill
North Dakota
M. L. Tichenor
Chas. Shellenberger
Shellenberger
Peter Nordin
Herreid
Board of Agriculture
J. H. King
Huron
Geo. H. Whiting
Aberdeen
Anaity Church
Sioux City
Aberdeen Normal
Dow
Kittredge
Pierre
Board of Education
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertises a cough remedy for children that acts at the source of irritation. Claims to ease croup and influenza like symptoms by drawing out inflammation and soothing the lungs. Sold by all druggists.
Nickel Plate Road Offers Solid Daily Service Across Major Cities
Nickel Plate trains run daily between Chicago and Boston via Fort Wayne Findlay Fostoria Erie Buffalo New York City and more. Dining cars offer American club meals 35c to $1.00 and a la carte service with no excess fare. Chicago depots at Harrison street Fifth avenue and ticket offices at 111 Adams and Auditorium Annex. John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 113 Adams Street, Room 298, Chicago.
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Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Findlay
Fostoria
Erie
Buffalo
New York City
Boston
American Club Meali
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Cuy
Adams
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Mayor Cleaver presents first council annual message
The inaugural city council meeting under Mayor Cleaver features his annual address outlining progress in debt settlement, cement walks, water works, sprinkling service, and law enforcement. He commends retiring members, welcomes new ones, and urges orderly carryout of bond agreements and economy. Officers are elected for the year and a steel bridge project across the Jim River is discussed.
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Érst
Cleaver
City of
Huron
Theople
J. A. Cleaver
R. D. Wharton
A. W.shultner
A. 5
Fairbanks
Carl Peterson
Frank Sauer
N. M. Wardall
A. H. van Dalsem
J. T. Ohlwine
County Commissioners
Jim River
Third Street
Board of County Commissioners
Aplin Memorial Exercises At Beadle County Court
The Huron Bar Association held memorial exercises for Hon. E. H. Aplin before Judge Whiting at the March circuit term. Speakers including W. A. Lynch and several colleagues praised Aplin’s honesty, skill, and generous character. The bar adopted resolutions honoring his life as lawyer and citizen and asked that the record reflect the tribute and that copies be sent to his wife and parents.
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Whiting
Huron Bar Association
E. H. Aplin
W. A. Lynch
Aplin
Chas
Beadle County
Yankton
South Dakota
Homeseekers Excursionist to the Northwest and West
Excur sion tickets at greatly reduced rates on sale to the fee indicated above. Via the North Western line. Standard and tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western railway.
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North-Western Line
Chicago and North- Western Railway
Expanding US Possessions and Trade Views From Porto Rico Trip
L. L. Lostatter of Iroquois returns from five weeks visiting Porto Rico Martinique Venezuela St. Kitts and Danish West Indies and urges expansionist ideas. He notes rapid Americanizing changes in Porto Rico rising land values and sugar land profits, advocates a ship subsidy bill and greater US control of foreign trade, comments on British routes and a forthcoming merchant marine, and recalls the devastation in Martinique after the disaster.
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L. L. Lostatter
Iroquois
Mr. Lestatter
Porto Rico
Martinque
Venezuela
St. Kitts
Danish West Indies
Uncle Sam
Lostutter
Germany
Marc
Great Britain
United States
Carracoag
Aberdeen
South Dakota
City health order for Huron residents remove alley rubbish
By the Board of Health, all persons occupying or owning lots in Huron must remove manure and other rubbish from alleys or thoroughfares at once. Order issued by Dr. F. L. Class, President, Huron.
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Board of Health
City of
Huron
F. L. Class
Holton Retires After Selling Drilling Outfit
F. H. Holton, a veteran artesian well driller in Central Pakota, has sold his entire drilling outfit to Norbeck and Nicholson of Redfield and will retire from the business. His long career yielded many successful wells and his departure is widely regretted.
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4Th Street
F. H. Holton
Norbeck & Nicholson
Redfield
Holton
Pakota
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Proves Soothing for Rheumatism
A Salem New Jersey resident reports a severe fall episode of muscular rheumatism improved after two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a full bottle cured. The testimonial notes the product advertised in the South Jerseyman and available from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Sallie Harris
Salem
N.J
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Mrio B. Stevens & Co
Lith
Washington
New Council
Crawford
Coe I. Crawford
Laws Enforcement
Water Works System
Onc Oege
Public Library
Ple
Post
Curtis Publishing Co
Arch Street
Philadelphia
War
Ferrys
Caraener
Herry
Anneal Post
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
Beadle County Bar Association
L. L. Lestatter
John H. King & CO
H. W. Hinds
Dakota
Northwest
South
E. B. Soper
Webb Vincent
Geo. C. Fullinweider
Standard Savings Bank
Huron, Souta Dakota
U. S
Canada
Elgin
Mandan, N. Dak
LaSalle St
Chicago, Ill
D. Whiting
Yenkton
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