Local notes and notices from Beadle county
Al Halladay visited from Iroquois and Rev French preached in Aberdeen. Presiding Elder Jenkins led services at Pierre. See E E Cooper for refrigerators. Wanted a boy to learn butcher trade. Richards Trust Co offers land loans and farm transactions. Beadle county Teachers Meeting set for Saturday at 2 30 PM in the high school. Virgil creamery adds a third cream station. Henry Schaller learns of his brother Jacob Schaller’s death in Buffalo. Masury linseed paints advertised by C H Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ County
Beadle County
Virgil Creamery Creamery Association
Henry Schaller
Buffalo
New York
Jacob Schaller
C. H. Long
Calf deaths prompt concern. Drake aids cattle buyers free
A wave of calf fatalities prompts local interest while W R Link offers free cattle care guidance. Thos H Drake, longtime state attorney, travels west toward Pacific coast prospects, and E E Cooper advertises a second hand pulverizer for sale. Miss Laurie, once linked to Senator Clark of Montana, is described as a lecturer in Sioux Falls. Farrington ships two fat cattle cars from Wessington to Chicago, valued around $70 each, ready for Liverpool. J H Kipp, former insurance commissioner and Rough Riders veteran, now in Manila with the revenue service, plans marriage to Miss Fanny Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. H. Drake
Pierre
Pacific Coast
Washington
E. E. Cooper
Sioux Falls
H.H. Farrington
Wessington
Chicago
The
Times
Liverpool
England
J.H. Kipp
Gov. Lee
Col. Grigsby
Rough Riders
Manilla
Minneapolis
Revenue Service
Uncle Sam
Kipp
Fanny Hauser
Aberdeen
Fire damages Vandersteen home on Ohio street
A fire at the Vandersteen residence near Illinois Street School caused partial loss to the one and a half story frame house. Mrs. Agnes M. Vandersteen and family lived there. a piano survived in fair condition while most furniture was lost. Insurance totaling 680 dollars covered the dwelling and contents through Phoenix via J. Klemme agency. Exchange of old furniture offered by E. E. Cooper in Reed block.
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Vandersteen
Ohio Street
Illinois Street
Agnes M. Vandersteen
Phoenix
J. ©. Klemme
Real estate boom spans city and countryside
Dr. Miles Walton bought the Dean residence at Third and Iowa. Dr. Steere and others invest in homes as lands fetch interest. W. L. Miner purchased a Ridge avenue and Third streets dwelling. T. J. Burt buys Beadle county quarters and Wessington Springs land, eyeing South Dakota gains. Loomis sells 640 acres. Land Land Agency runs a Watertown trip for west counties. Mr. McBath invests six Spink county quarters. Public Opinion notes price expectations rise along the Jim. Dozens of land seekers visit Watertown. Wickham sells Hanson county farms for 26,000 total. Geise sells cattle pay, and Clark County transports tens for land bets. Osborne heads to Woodburn Oregon with poultry stock. Marion Rooke cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy relief during a cold spell. For sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Walton
Dean
Third and
Iowa Streets
Steere
W. L. Miner
Ridge Avenue
Third Streets
Benson
Jerauld County
L. N. Loomis
Loomis
The
Land Land Agency
Waterton
Watertown
Thos. McBath
Spink County
P O
Iowa
Minnesota
Pat. F. Wickham
Democratic War Horse
Alexandria
Hanson County
Emil Geise
Merton Township
Clark County
Clark
South Dakota
Prairie Fire Traps Local Traders in Hand County
A destructive prairie fire near Hand county on Saturday afternoon trapped Ira W. Hanks and Frank Raymond, city traders with ties to the area. The blaze burned across a wide area, chiefly southwest of Wessington. Raymond's clothing burned away but he was found alive. Hanks remains missing as reports vary on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand
Ira W. Hanks
Frank Raymond
Wessington
Raymond
Mr. Hanks
Hanks
Death from Scarlet Fever Claims Eleven Year Old Wilbur Stower
Wilbur J. Stower aged eleven died Monday afternoon at Chaplain Daley's home from scarlet fever. The Daley family quarantine began Friday with Anna and Dorothy Daley and Wilbur Stower ill. The Daley children are expected to recover.
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Wilbur J. Stower
Chaplain Daley
Scarlet
R. D. Stower
Daley
Anna
Dorothy Daley
Wilbur Stower
Mrs. Daley
Town Whos Who and Local Events Highlight May Programs
Dr Miles Walton left for St Paul this morning. Mrs M F Montgomery from Aberdeen visits her parents Mr and Mrs G W Abell. Engineer Thos Williams and family head to Portland to settle. Grand Lodge reception committee for next month keeps plans, U Workmen, Niobe play by Moses and Huron club to be staged at Opera House May 15. Fred M Wilcox trotters wow crowd with a “spin for your life” ride as a bus detour ends five miles from the Illinois street school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Walton
St. Paul
M. F. Montgomery
Aberdeen
G. W. Abell
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Moses
Huron Dramatic Club
Niobe
Opera House
Fred M. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Clark Osborn
Illinois Street
Runaway Tank Crash Breaks Michael Reel’s Ribs
Michael Reel of Miller sustained broken ribs after a large frame tank loaded on a forward truck shifted while leaving a loading site near the Great Northern station. The frightened team bolted causing the wheel to strike Reel, who was taken to Herman Weir’s home and treated by Dr. Foxton and later Dr. Lane.
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Michael Reel
Miller
Great Northern
Reel
Herman Weir
Great Northern Tracks
Foxton
Lane
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Offered by Ely Brothers
Ely Brothers publish Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in spray form for nasal application. The 75 cent package includes a spraying tube and is sold by druggists or via mail. The liquid preserves the medicine’s properties and absorbs quickly without drying secretions.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
Local Property Purchases And Home Plans
M W Sherer of Bramwell Lumber buys three lots at Dakota avenue and Fifth streets to build a dwelling. Chas Moltz of Hoping Iowa buys the Wilson place southeast quarter section 12 Breadland township and will move his family onto the ranch. John LaClair of Mower county Minn plans to occupy the northwest quarter section 19 Valley township near the Sterling place with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Sherer
Bramwell Lumber Company
Dakota Avenue
Fifth Streets
Chas. Moltz
Hoping
Emmett County
Iowa
John H. King
Breadland
Wilson Place
Moltz
John LaClair
Mower County
Minn
Valley Township
Coli. Sterling
Teething Remedy Promoted by Mrs Winslow’s Syrup
An old remedy for teething infants claims to soothe the child ease gum pain and relieve wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold at twenty five cents per bottle.
Weather summary for Huron South Dakota nineteen year period
Data from Huron records covering 19 years show May temperatures average 56 and 62 as warmest month in 1887 while 50 in 1888 is coldest. Highest temp 96 on May 20, 1886 and 15, 1894. Frost dates average Sept 10 and May 12. Precipitation averages 2.74 inches monthly with 11 days above .01 and 6.03 inches peak in 1892. 0.43 inches least in 1894. Southerly winds predominate with a 63 mile gust from the south on May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Blood purifier ad promotes Chamberlain's tablets
The copy claims the lungs liver and kidneys continually purify blood and that keeping them healthy plus regular bowels eliminates the need for a blood purifier. It asserts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are superior, with one dose more beneficial than a dollar bottle, priced at 25 cents and with free samples at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Boy Hit by Moving Carriage Ends’s Tricky Habit
Neill Sharp seven son of J J Sharp an engineer in the North Western shops attempted to grab a moving carriage on Utah street near the school. His foot slipped and he broke a leg between the knee and ankle. Dr Alford treated him and he is expected to recover though with a wary eye on buzz saws and risky stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill
J.J. Sharp
Utah Street
Alford
Rocky Mountain Tea Blessing Ad From A J Bick Co
An August advertising blurb touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a great spring blessing offered by A J Bick & Co with a price of 35 cents. The short note emphasizes the tonic's gentle aging effect and market appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bick & Co
J. Bick & Co
Descriptive booklet on states mailed for six cents
The note states that a new booklet describing these states, with a map of the Columbia river region, will be mailed upon receipt of six cents postage to W. B. Kern at 22 Fifth Ave Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
W. B. Kern
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ill
Minnesota graduate to teach in Manila schools
Walter Hubbard of this city, set to graduate from the University of Minnesota in June, is appointed to teach in American schools at Manila. The post pays $1000 yearly for three years, including transport both ways, and Hubbard is noted for high character and notable ability. He won the Interstate collegiate contest two years ago representing Huron College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hubbard
University of Minnesota
Manilla
Hubbard
Huron College
Notice to herd cattle for season at one dollar per head
I will herd cattle for 1.00 per head for the season or part thereof. Large range good feed salt and artesian water from a weir. Season closes Nov 1 1901. Call on me Section Broadland or address V C Johnson P O Box 74 Broadland D A. Also an unrelated ad text follows.
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Broadland Ae
V. C. Johnson
P. O
Broadland, &. D
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M. Booth
C. A. Kelley
Real Estate and Insurance
Dak Ave
Huron, S. D
Ee AT Law
Pyle & Taylor
First National
Monk Build- Rea Corporation
Eee
LAW
Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Mattie
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Huron, South Dakota
al. Halladay
Iroquois
Rev. French
Jenkins
Edler Bros
Richards Trust Co
Raron, 8. D
W. R. Link
Reed Block
T. J. Burt
Shannon, IL
Wessington Springs
Alpena Journal
Burt
Virgil
Dale Wallace
Alpena
Geo. Osborne
Woodburn
Oregon
Mr. Osborne
Oliver Anderson
Ed. Anderson
Marion Rooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Ave
Blaze
Thos. Williams
Portland
White Chas
S. W. Glenn
Masury
C. H. Longstaff
Rochester
E. F. Koepp
J. J. Sharp
Idaho
Philippines
A.J. Bick & Co
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