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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
5
Mayor J A Cleaver and Hon T S Everitt were in Aberdeen while Deputy State Superintendent Schellenger arrived from Pierre. Rich ards Trust Co of Huron markets land loans and farm trades as Masury Paints promotes spring use.
Roy Chisholm a 17 year old with a time-ticket for eighteen years in his swift life is discharged from a state pen. He stole two horses a Dinneen livery mare and a carriage horse and a saddle from Van L Ross then fled toward the range west of the Missouri river. Authorities from surrounding counties were notified and Chisholm was captured near Gann Valley by Jerauld county sheriff. He was to be arraigned before Justice Van Dalsem charged with grand larceny.
Messrs E S Patterson and Wm Parks of Hampton Iowa visited Huron after touring Pearl Township wells in Sully County. They joined Irrigation Commissioner Cochrane to view natural gas flows from a vein linked to Pierre. The first well at 1712 feet yields sixty gallons per minute with forty pounds pressure while the second well begins near Pearl township.
Willus C Jones of this city and Miss Edith Lydia Root of Detroit plan to marry. Jones, Western Union manager here, and the bride formerly taught in Huron schools. The couple will be at home after the wedding at the Utah and ird streets corner residence on June 5 and 12.
Van L Ross sued J W Heltibridle in Hand county circuit court for 275 dollars claiming part payment for 92 cattle and 75 head to be delivered at 3 50 per hundred pounds plus seventeen calls. Jury found for Heltibridle with counterclaim, awarding a neat sum.
Henry Schaller engages in rapid land sales this week including the Sam Cool farm in Theresa township and five Whiteside township quarter sections sold to Iowa buyers. He also sold all personal and family holdings and plans new purchases. L Lapier and Henry Schaller bought the P F Bussy building, Joy Bros. grocery, north of the Ow restaurant on Dakota avenue.
Mrs W N Cooley wife of Pierre Huron conductor on the Pierre Huron run of the North Western died at the Cooley home in Pierre Monday afternoon after illness. Conductor Cooley had started from Pierre to Huron when a wire ordered him back. He changed to a return freight at Wessington, then to Highmore, reaching Pierre as his wife died. They had been married over twenty years and left three children aged eighteen and eleven and sixteen. Mrs Cooley was a member of the Eastern Star of Watertown which sent floral wreaths for the funeral.
Word from Virgil reports Rev. Peter Daley suffering from cancer in the face with no hope of recovery. He is at his daughter Mrs Amundson's home, expected to die soon. Daley, a native of Ireland and former gospel minister, came to South Dakota in 1883 and later farmed, reputedly brother to Marcus Daley the copper magnate.
Help wanted to herd cattle and pasture them for the season on the Caldwell ranch located seven miles northwest of Huron. Contact E. E. Mies for details.
John H. Erva of Huron South Dakota advertises cattle ranches and dairy farms for sale east of the Missouri River. He seeks real estate in Dakota for sale at reasonable prices and invites inquiries from interested buyers.
John E. Ward reports ten work horses at his stables in Huron along with one imported Clyde stallion and several fresh milch cows.
The final examinations for 8th grade pupils from rural schools will be held at the Court House in Huron South Dakota on Friday and Saturday May 3 and 4 1901 beginning at 9 o clock a m County Superintendent F Corey announces the schedule.
Evergreen sweet corn seed offered by J J Salisbury of Huron for sale at one dollar per bushel. Contact J J Salisbury for details and availability.
Advertisement for bound Session Laws of 1901 in paper bound form priced at $1 cash with order. Publisher J F Kelley & Co Aberdeen offers 25 cent discount to buyers who later purchase the regular authorized edition.
Job notice from Mfg. Co. in New York invites male applicants for four month season. Agents located in or covering unoccupied ground granted line by a high rated manufacturing company.
Four drilling rigs offered by F H Holton for sale with 6 12 16 and 24 inch augers and rods up to 120 feet. One four horsepower rig drilled 900 feet and is operable. One gasoline rig drilled 1150 feet and capable of 1500 feet. Sale to responsible parties on time.
A house and lot are offered for sale at a low price in east Huron. Interested buyers should call or write J. H. Miller for details and contact.
Ash and box elder trees sized four to ten feet available at a bargain price. Contact Suit Farm in Murray for details in Huron.
Protect your furs with cedar anti moth bags 24 by 36 inches guaranteed vermin proof. Odor of cedar lasts as long as the bag. Sent postpaid on receipt of 1 dollar. Agents wanted. Manufactured by Frink and Reynolds 32 East Fairfield Avenue St Paul Minnesota.
The record lists witnesses Ei Marti Applomes Frenk Ar artin Jon V Arnold all of Catour, to support the claimant's continuous possession claim. The fragmented text names several individuals connected to the matter.
A trove of 1901 legal notices from Beadle County South Dakota includes mortgage foreclosures against Dan Crandall and Anna Longstaff with sales dates set for May 25 1901 and May 11 1901 at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron. It also lists an upcoming probate hearing May 16 1901 for Martha M Smith and appointment of Edward Thorp as executor.
Mary Lucile Wilson holds the certificate to redeem the Beadle County tax deed on Thomas Greenwood’s lot in Fourth Railway addition, Huron. Delinquent taxes for 1897 amount to 3.18 plus interest and costs totaling 4.99, plus service costs. redemption ends sixty days after service.
If not satisfactory, money refunded. Ladies' underwear and night robes referenced in a customer notice detailing return terms.
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