Huron Items Highlight Moves and Local Events
W L Miner traveled to Sioux City this morning. Curtain stretchers for rent are available at the Racket Store. Prof Gage from the college visited Groton Monday. R Howell editor of Hitchcock Leader toured the city Monday. Mrs J C Kiemme visited relatives in Yankton for a week. State Veterinary Surgeon Foster was in Yankton Monday on a call. Brookings baseball team agreed to meet Huron on their home grounds Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Miner
Sioux City
Prof. Gage
Groton
R. Howell
Hitchcock Leader
J.C. Kiemme
Yankton
Foster
Brookings
Huron Boys
Local Gleanings Highlight Southerly Tours and Society Notes
Mr. R O Richards returns home after two months away while Mrs Ed Coshun travels to Minneapolis. Various locals attend events a military ball in Daum’s Opera House and a juvenile dance show by Miss Irma Flower. Pierre visitors include F H Kent and F L Horton with notes on the Hotel Men convention and school land appraisals. Miss Margaret Andrews advances to principalship after teaching at Blunt and her Huron College training is cited.
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R. O. Richards
Ed. Coshun
Minneapolis
R. D. Wharton
South Dakota
Daum
Opera House
B. P. Hoover
Seereeers
Pierre
Chas. E. Barrows
St. Paul
North Star Boot & Shoe Company
Walter Cook
Brookings
Huron
F. H. Kent
Sioux Falls
John Fosnough
Dakota Avenue
F. L. Horton
G. C. Barney
Department of School and Public Lands
Black Hills
Irma Flower
Col. Farr
DeSmet
Lake Preston
Arlington
Dell Rapids
Philip Lawrence
Catilina Wireless
Fred M. Wilcox
Hotel Metropole
Wilcox
Margaret Andrews
Blunt
Hartwick Sentenced to Sixty Days in State Penitentiary
Sheriff Kerr took Riley Hartwick to Sioux Falls this morning for a sixty day term in the state penitentiary after Judge Whiting imposed the sentence for adultery following a guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Kerr
Riley Hartwick
State Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
Kerr
Whiting
Taylor on Shylock in a Lit Lect at Congregational Church
The Congregational church housed a packed audience for a 45 minute lecture by Hon. Alva E. Taylor on the Merchant of Venice. He traced the play's origin to Keene and Shakespeare's Shylock, praising the character's enduring life and fame.
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Alva E. Taylor
Taylor
Keene
Shakespear
Gentile
Will Build New Opera House on Second Street
Joe Daum has begun excavation for a brick veneer opera house on Second Street east of the existing site. The three story building measures 50 by 80 feet and is slated for completion by September 1 with a top touring company to open the house. Cement sidewalks will replace the old walks and an arc light will illuminate the Second and Illinois corner for safer, brighter approaches.
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Joe Daum
Second Street
Opera House
Daum
Second
Illinois
Local News Briefs From Tuesday in South Dakota
Contractor Tolmie wins Preston residence project while Grand Master Smith of Hecla visits between trains. Mrs. Poole of Brookings visits her parents, and Hon. John H. King returns from Redfield after mortgage and land matters in Spink county. Postmaster Myers of Redfield meets officials in Huron for a political conference. E C Bent of Dell Rapids, secretary of the state board of Pharmacy, calls on Monday and travels to Aberdeen. the board will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workman Smith
Hecla
Charles Poole
Brookings
L. J. Tisdale
John H. King
Redfield
Spink County
Myers
Huron
E. C. Bent
Dell Rapids
State Board of Pharmacy
Aberdeen
Millionaire Seeks Fast Flesh Gain For Five Hundred Per Pound
A Boston financier, alarmed by extreme thinness and illness risk, offers $500 per pound of solid flesh. Doctors often prescribe cod liver oil, but this tonic Vinci promises to rebuild and support digestion. The ad claims Vinci is pleasant, effective, and refundable if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vinci
Examinations for Pharmacy Admissions and Local Visits
An examination for pharmacy admission was held in the city. J B on of Gettysburg visited Huron with hotel guests Mr and Mrs Parke. Mr Hughes praised local improvements while A C Johnson of the Chicago North Western arrived from the east with officials and aides. Hemmingway public examiner discussed new deputy appointees as Sutherland and Pierre leaders eye the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. On
Gettysburg
Huron
H. R. Sanborn
Ewart
Pierre
Sutherland
Mitchell, Hitchcock
Don Huntley
Eberhart & Huntley
Mr. Huntley
C. L. Thomas
Huntley
Ralph Stewart Named Cadet Candidate for Naval Academy
Congressman H. Burke nominated Ralph Stewart of Huron for appointment as a Naval Academy cadet at Annapolis. Born November 5, 1885 in Sleepy Eye Minnesota, he moved to Huron with his parents three years ago and attends Huron High School. He will depart for Annapolis to take the educational exams required, with appointment expected June 4 if he passes.
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H. Burke
Naval Academy
Annapolis
R. Stewart
F. N. Stewart
Ralph Stewart
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Huron
Rade Huron High School
Huron Post Office Adverts List for Week Ending April 18
Advertised letters uncalled for at Huron postoffice for the week ending April 18 include Miss Rosa Abel and Gust Baker. M. P. Beebe. John Bergett. G. T. Callihan. Miss Nellie Costello. F. H. Cozod. R. L. Davis. Adolph Dick. Miss Frances Ho. Henry ees a ues. Miss Julia Jeunes. S. A. Kent. E. G. Kleinschmit. Frank Latta. Miss Cora Molty. Pierson C.. Fred E. Sanders.
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Huron
Huron Postoffice
Abel
Rosa Baker
Gust Beebe
M. P. Bergett
John Callihan
G. T. Costello
Nellie Cozod
F. H. Davis
R. L
Card
Veteran South Dakota editor Bishop retires for rest
Thomas W. Bishop of Salem, veteran reporter and South Dakota Press Association figure, has retired from the newspaper business after twenty years of work. He plans a summer of travel through Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa then a winter in San Diego. He notes South Dakota’s progress from sparse beginnings to a prosperous era aided by farming and creameries, and says he will no longer work daily, joking that every day is Sunday now.
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Thomas W. Bishop
Salem
South Dakota Press Association
Bishop
South Dakota
Gangle
de Smet
Lake Preston
Huron
Iroquois
Kingsbury County
New York
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Auditor Halladay
Hutch Homecoming After Washington Trip and Wealthy Circles
Hon G. H. Hutchinson returns to Huron after a sixty day Pierre sentence and a deluxe tour in Washington Philadelphia Boston New York Pittsburgh and Chicago. He jokes about meeting George Gould Vanderbilt Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie Hanna and notes home feels best with Beadle County anew.
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Hutchinson
Washington City
Pierre
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hutch
George Gould
Young Vanderbilt
Pierpont Morgan
J. D. Rockafeller
Andrew Carnegie
Huron
Marc Hanna
Marc
Autograph Fever Hits Havana Women Seeking Senate Signatures
A Washington correspondent reports Cuban women in Havana sending notes to U S senators in Washington asking for autographs. Each note includes a multi language postal card with requests to inscribe their names and address. Senator Kittredge reportedly refused unsigned Cupid themed postcards, fearing a breach of promise outcome.
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Washington
Sioux City Journal
Cuba
Havana
Senate
Capitol
Ittredge
South Dakota
Kittredge
South Dakota Statesman
North and South Dakota cigar industry grows in 1902
The report shows 9,885,373 cigars produced in 1902 across Dakota states requiring about 200,000 pounds of tobacco with $29,656 in tax. About 100 cigar factories employ 500 men, over 60 percent in South Dakota. Aberdeen News notes J A Sauer in Huron as leading local cigar and tobacco dealer.
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Internal Revenue Office
North
South Dakota
Aberdeen News
Huron
J. A. Sauer
Two
Dakotas
Inspectors to Tour South Dakota Troops in April May
Adjutant General Conklin schedules two inspecting officers to visit state troops. Southern route includes Volga Howard Flandreau Mitchell Kimball Armour Yankton Canton Sioux Falls Centerville May 4. Northern route lists Gary Watertown Clark Redfield Milbank Britton Eureka Aberdeen Huron Miller Pierre May 7. Black Hills inspection date pending. George W. Carpenter of Watertown named assistant quartermaster general with rank of major.
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Conklin
South Dakota
Watertown
Volga
Howard
Flandreau
Mitchell
Kimball
Armour
Yankton
Cantonage
Sioux Falls
Centerville
Gary
Clark
Redfield
Milbank
Britton
Eureka
Aberdeen
Huron
Miller
Pierre
Black Hills
George W. Carpenter
South Dakota National Guard
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with 100 dollar reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure costing 75 cents per bottle and claims testimonials are free. It cites F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo and local druggists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Nickel Plate Road Promises Fast,Economic Travel East and Chicago Service
The Nickel Plate Road advertises three through daily express trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and American club meals priced from 35 cents to 1 dollar. It claims service is equal to the best routes between Chicago and the East with depots at Chicago Harrisson Street Fifth Avenue and booking offices at 111 Adams Street Auditorium Annex and 113 Adams Street Room 298 Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Depot
Harrisson Street
Fifth Avenue
Adams Street
John Y. Calahan
General Ageent
Woodmen Benefit Dance for Injured Brother
Members of Huron Camp Modern Woodmen of the World will hold a benefit dance at Daum’s Opera House on Friday evening May 1. Proceeds go to aid Brother McAuley who was seriously injured in a recent runaway accident.
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Huron Camp Modern Woodman of the World
Daum
Opera House
Brother McAuley
Small Pox Quarantine Hits Wolsey Village
Dr. J. L. Foxton faced a small pox outbreak in Wolsey and ordered a quarantine at Ward's restaurant and lodging rooms with twenty patients. Schools closed Tuesday and a general alarm grips the village.
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J. L. Foxton
Wolsey
Estray Notice from Iroquois District in 1903
Taken up April 13 near Iroquois a grey mare and colt with four white feet and a white face. G. F. branded on the right hip. Owner Frank Sweet of Iroquois, Indiana. Notice posted April 22, 1903.
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Iroquois
Ana
G. F
Frank Sweet
Removal Notice of Tailor Nels Paulson
Nels Paulson, a popular tailor, has moved to 963 Third street first door east of the HURONITE and invites old and new customers to visit.
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Nels Paulson
Third Street
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Link
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J. P. Foster
Ontario Veterinary College
Thomas & Smith’s Real Estate Office
R. A. Tait
Standard Savings Bank
Taylor ON
Shylock
Attorney Taylor
Tolmie
Preston
Burke
Tom Bishop
Beadle County
Wise
Kittrege
A. Robinson
The
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Woodman Benefit
County Board of Health
N. W. Thomas
Morehead, Ia
World- Herald
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California
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HuRronIre
Z Ren
Dr. E. Baylor
Kansas Street
C. E. Bow
Town
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Broadland
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E. E. Kelley
J. W. Kelley
L. H. Gust
Lawrence Landney
Henry Schaller
C. M. Bell
J. H
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Bayard E. Beach
Beadle Co
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Nebr
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M. M. Schoenert
Lowell
Richards Trust Co
Warzep Bee Solbiak Bseses
Van
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Detelsennt
Moler Barber College
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