Huron Items From Friday's Daily
Curtain stretchers for rent at the Jacket Store. Mrs S B Davenport is home from a visit to Minneapolis. Mr A H Schultz, architect of Watertown, was in Huron Friday. Rev Jennings of the Presbyterian Brookings church was in the city Thursday. Thomas Thompson and wife of Onaska Wisconsin are in the city visiting Mr and Mrs J A Sauer. Mr Thompson may locate here. Mr and Mrs Ed Myers have decided not to locate at Tacoma Washington but Appleton Minnesota. Mr Myers will travel for the Champion Harvester Company. Sheriff Kerr returned from Sioux Falls Thursday evening. L A Wheaton returned with him and is staying long enough to square unpaid board bills. Central Dakota Fair Association executive committee met in J H King’s office Thursday evening. Preparations for the fair were discussed and premium list arranged. Attorney Burtt went to Brookings this morning to attend to matters pending in a suit against the state to recover damages caused by the Aberdeen Normal building.
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Davenport
Minneapolis
A. H. Shultz
Watertown
Huron
Jennings
Presbyterian
Brookings
Hursday
Thomas Thompson
Onaska
Wis
J. A. Sauer
Tompson
Ed. Myers
Tacoma
Wash
Appleton, Minn
Myers
Sheriff Kerr
Sioux
L. A. Wheaton
Central Dakota Fair Association
J. H. King
Thursty
Burtt
Aberdeen
Huronian Delegation Heads to Sioux Falls Musical Festival
A large Huronian delegation including Van Arsdale Greene Swafrd Krueger Davis Corrall and others, chaperoned by Prof Gaillandier, departed for Sioux Falls to attend a three day musical festival. The Theodore Thomas Concert Company will lead the program and the event is billed as the greatest in state history. The party plans to return Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMisses van Arsdale
Greene
Swafrd
Krueger
Davis
Corrall
Essrs
Walder
Wheeler
Lampe
G. W. Gaillandier
Sioux Falls
Theobre Thomas
Distinguished Guests Attend Sioux Falls Musical Festival
Gov. C. N. Herreid and wife Hon. F. McClure and wife Hon. Frank Jane and wife Mr. L. L. Stevens and wife Mrs. 8S. D. Dowell Miss Clara and Miss Lillie Bowen Miss Adelaide Arburton Hon. Gev. W. Nash and J. Dunlevy of Pierre arrived in uron Thursday for a Queen City festival visit, spending the night and leaving on the 11 o clock train for Sioux Falls. Harry Sanborn entertained the party at Ritschlag's bowling alleys in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Herreid
F. McClure
Frank Jane
L. L. Stevens
D. Dowell
Clarand
Lillie Bowen
Adelaide Arburton
Gev. W. Nash
J. Dunlevy
Pierre
Uron
Sioux Falls
Queen City
Harry Sanborn
Huron Wholesale Fruit to Ship First Carload Bananas
HuRgon!te reporter visits Huron Wholesale Fruit and Produce where manager Mr. Cooley announces direct from growers carloads of bananas for central state, plus two carloads of oranges, a Tacoma shipment of eggs, and two car loads of potatoes. The outlook is optimistic as Huron plans to supply a large tributary area with fruits and produce. Also noted are low excursion rates to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication in St. Louis with return by May 4 for travel via the Chicago and North Western railway.
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Huron Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company
Mr. Cooley
Tacoma
Huron
St. Louis
North- Western
Chicago and North-Western Railway
That Tired Feeling Signals Blood Deficiency Signs
An old health note links persistent tiredness to low blood vitality and compares skin eruptions to impure blood. It warns that only the hazardous ignore such signals, framing fatigue as a warning requiring attention.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Renewal and Sleep Aid
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a cure for tiredness and poor complexion, claiming blood cleansing and energy. A testimonial from Mrs. C. M. Root of Gilead Connecticut says it improved sleep and cured scrofula, asserting the patent medicine's efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Grist of Drunks and City Peace Talks
Marshal Whorton arrested L. Gushoff alias Bismarck for drunkenness and paid $10 with costs after sobering in the city jail. In Dukes saloon Sylvester Laver and August Rice fought. Rice was fined $10 and costs, Laver $5 and costs. Wharton’s early work praised for city peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Whorton
L. Gushoff
Bismarck
Justice van Dalsem
Dukes
Second and
Dakota Avenue
Sylvester Laver
August Rice
Laver
Rice
van Dalsem
Marshall Wharton
Wheaton Comes Back Arrest to Sioux City
Louis A. Wheaton son of a South Dakota College professor was arrested in Sioux City at the urging of Sheriff George Kerr for a board bill skip in Huron with the Chicago and North-Western Railway. He was taken to police headquarters after being found in front of the Brown block and working at the Niagara restaurant. Wheaton faces a civil suit from his Brookings wife, Grace Lewis, filed before their marriage. He said he would return but feared his father’s notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Wheaton
Prof
Wheaton
South Dakota Agricultural College
Sioux City
George Kerr
Kerr
Huron
Chicago and North-Western Railway Company
Brown
Niagara
Brookings
Grace Lewis
Young Wheaton
No title present in excerpt from Sioux City report
The speaker explains arriving in Sioux City not to flee but to seek work and settle debts. He notes a year and seven months of marriage and declines to discuss any issues with his wife.
New Pastor Installed at Miller Church
On Thursday evening the Central Dakota Presbytery committee installed Rev. A. G. Lacey as Miller's pastor. Rev. Vander Las presided and preached the sermon while Rev. Brown and Rev. Robinson delivered the charges to pastor and people. The church was filled and the services were impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Dakota
A Fair Land for Farm and Business West of the Mississippi
The writer extols life west of the Mississippi as superior for farmers and entrepreneurs. He argues the region offers ample social and intellectual enjoyment, ample wealth, favorable climate, productive soil, and favorable seasons, making diligent effort highly rewarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Nickel Plate Road Offers Fast Service with Through Trains
The Nickel Plate Road advertises three through daily express trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and club meals in Nickel Plate dining cars priced from 35 cents to $1.00. It promises service equal to any between Chicago and the East with ticket offices at 111 Adams Street and Auditorium Annex in Chicago.
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Chicago
Harrisson Street
Fifth Avenue
City
Adams Street
John Y. Calahan
General Ageent
Emulsion proves its worth in weight gain tale
A young woman buys twelve pounds of flesh for eight cents a pound and spends a dollar on Scott's Emulsion. Regular use yields a twelve pound gain, with claims that the preparation is valuable and worth the money. The ad promises free samples and lists Scott & Bowne as chemists at 409 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott
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M. Doubleman
Fred Morrison
N. Y
New York City
Henry E. Hess
National Firemen’s Association
G. C. Hale
Kansas City
C. E. Coots
Indianapolis
Ind
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Miller
Spirit of Dakota
The
Nickel Plate Road
Pearl Street
New York
Northwestern Business Agency
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Radiant
E. B. Soper
Webb Vincent
Geo. C. Fullinweider
Standard Savings Bank
Huron, Souta Dakota
Transfets
U. S
Canada
Assiniboia
Northwest Colonization CO
Western Canada
Assiniboia Jr
Endicott Bidg
ST. Paul, Minn
C. A. Robertson
F. B. Lynch
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