Huron items from Monday's Daily
Will King left for Chicago Monday. J. M. Baker of Wolsey attends the Assembly. Attorney Horner of Pierre visits the Assembly. J. A. Sauer travels to Wisconsin for a short visit. Post Commander Philip Lawrence attends the Assembly. Miss Jessie Fuller, supreme court clerk, dined at the Kent. Major Stewart of Hughes passes through Huron for Sioux Falls. A girl for general house work sought at Mrs H J McGarvey Idaho street. Mrs Anna R Simmons arrives in Huron to stay with friends during the Assembly. J T Murphy of Logan reports his brother Tom drilled a fine artesian well at 850 feet. Geo Briggs funeral held. A M A attended. burial in Woonsocket cemetery. special train from Huron via Wolsey aided attendance. Frank Webb leaves for Chicago to join Mrs Webb for surgical operation in that city. Mrs Webb ill for a year. they plan Pueblo Colorado next for climate. Frank to start business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will King
Chicago
J. M. Baker
Wolsey
Attorney Horner
Pierre
J. A. Sauer
Wisconsin
Philip Lawrence
Jessie Fuller
Supreme Court
Kent
Maj. Stewart
Hughes
Huron
Sioux Falls
H. J. McGarvey
Idaho Street
Anna R. Simmons
J.T. Murphy
Logan
Tom
Woonsocket
Another Strong Artesian Well in Sully County
John H. King reports a heavy flow at 1500 feet on the C. D. Fanton ranch six miles east of Onida with pressure of 40 pounds and a flow of three barrels per minute. The strong artesian well is welcomed by cattle ranchers in the area.
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John H. King
Blunt
Norbeck
C. D. Fanton Ranche
Onida
Second Epworth Assembly Opens Amid Absence of Bishop McCabe
The second annual Epworth Assembly held its first session on Sunday. Bishop McCabe was absent due to ill health and has cancelled all season engagements. Rev Solon C Bronson filled the vacancy and preached a powerful sermon. Music pleased the large audience as opening attendance surpassed the previous day’s.
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Epworth
McCabe
Solon C. Bronson
A Good Cough Medicine for Restoring Health
Thousands have been restored to health by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It eases throat or lung trouble and has cured long stubborn coughs. Hopeful cases at famed health resorts found relief with its use. For sale by Wheeler's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Wheeler
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
A classic patent medicine claim promises cure in a day. The box carries E. W. signature and a refund offer if it fails. Drugstores nationwide stocked the tablets.
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E. W
Resolutions for Geo E Briggs of Prairie Lodge 170
Prairie Lodge 170 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen records the death of Geo E Briggs on July 19 1900 a beloved member killed in the line of duty. The lodge expresses deep sorrow and extends sympathy to his wife and family. The resolutions are entered in lodge records and copies sent to Mrs Briggs.
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Prairie Lodge No. 170
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Geo. E. Briggs
Brother Briggs
Allen's Foot Ease advertised shoe comfort powder
Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful feet and growing nails and relieves corns and bunions. It makes tight shoes feel easy and eases sweaty calloused tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents in stamps. Trial package free. Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy, N Y.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Visitors and Huron sights fix Tuesday bustle
G W Longstaff visited Mellerer and Pierre’s C E DeLand joined the day’s visitors from Pierre. Epworth Leaguers arrived by train. local tradesmen and officials like T W Bistop, W A Prather and Col Dick Halladay dropped in. D D Carson offers eye ear nose throat care. Chicago visitors Chipton Wolfolk and wife departed after two weeks.
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G. W. Longstaff
Mellerer
C. E. DeLand
Pierre
Windsor House
Major Pickler
Faulkton
Huron
W. E. Kidd
C. E. DeWoody
Tom Ayres
Epworth
Assembly
T. W. Bistop
Sioux Falls
D. Carson
Trevett, Mattis and Abell
Chipton Wolfolk
Chicago
Mrs. Kent
The Best Remedy for Stomach and Bowel Troubles
O W Wakefield of Columbus Ga praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for stomach and bowel troubles. He says it cured two severe cholera morbus cases in his family and has sold hundreds of bottles with customer satisfaction. For sale by Wheeler's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
O. W. Wakefield
Columbus
Wheeler's
Pettigrew Seeks Pop Campaign HQ in Sioux Falls
Delegates W A Lynch R O Richards and Don Medbery traveled to Sioux Falls to place the populist campaign headquarters. While Huron was thought to be the site Pettigrew prefers a location under scrutiny. Funds about 300 were raised to furnish heat light and rent for fusion and democratic offices with republican and pop support.
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W. A. Lynch
R. O. Richards
Don Medbery
Sioux Falls
Huron
Senator Pettigrew
Medbery
Pettigrew
Fusion
Democratic
Pops
Hay Put Up Advert by Wa Zeller Huron South Dakota
Wa Zeller of Huron South Dakota offers to store hay in large or small quantities. He invites farmers to contact him for hay put up services.
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Wa. Zeller
Huron, S. D
The Ridge Rent or Sale Notice
Stevens house on Lawn Frep M Wilcox offered for rent or sale. Readable details describe property location and contact for interested parties.
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Sale
Stevens
M. Wilcox
Bramhall Wreck Revelations From A Train Disaster
H C Cameron, traveling salesman for McClellan Paper Co of Minneapolis, recounts the Bramhall wreck near Pierre. He describes the 30 mph derailment, passengers hurled from seats, Engineer Vance’s quick braking, Briggs trapped and killed, and the improvised rescue to Highmore for a surgeon. The scene included burning steam, terrified cattle, and praise for Vance’s emergency action.
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H. C. Cameron
McClellan Paper Co
Minneapolis
Huron
Pierre
Briggs
Vance
Mr. Cameron
Highmore
Mr. Berg
Sedgwick
Division
Notable Visitors and Local Huron Notes Today
From Wednesday's Daily H. H. Wibert of Iroquois is an assembly guest. Bishop Joyce arrived in Huron from Minneapolis. C. R. Hodgeson of LeMars Iowa visits Harry McCray. H. V. Jones the Minneapolis Journal crop statistician was in Huron. President Porter of the Republican State League visited. Faye Nutter now of Houguton spends a few days here. Mrs. Philip Lawrence joined her husband. Commander Lawrence will stay longer. Engineer Monroe and wife return from Michigan en route to Yankton. Golf grounds repaired after circus day and players back at the game. July weather invites camping at the assembly grounds. Alva E. Taylor, assistant attorney general, went to Pierre on department matters. Archie Brown, an old Huron boy, to run between Yankton and Hawarden. will stay in Huron for 3–4 months.
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H. H. Wibert
Iroquois
Bishop Joyce
Huron
Minneapolis
C. R. Hodgeson
LeMars
Iowa
Harry McCray
H. V. Jones
Minneapolis Journal
President Porter
Republican State League
Faye Nutter
Houguton
Philip Lawrence
Lawrence
Engineer Monroe
Michigan
Yankton
Alva E. Taylor
Pierre
Archie Brown
Hawarden
Very Low Excursion Rates to Denver and Nearby Cities
Very low excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other destinations via Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line on specified June July and August dates with return validity to October 31. Also low rates to Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Deadwood and Hot Springs. Quickest time best service. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
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Chicago
Union Pacific
North-Western Line
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Deadwood
Chicago & Northestern R’v
Obituary of Geo E Briggs and early life highlights
Geo E Briggs born May 19 1855 at Athens Maine died July 20 1900 at Huron. He moved from Iowa to Minnesota to Dakota settling near Forestburg then Huron where he worked for the Chicago and North Western Railway. He married Eva L Swab Jan 11 1877 and had a son. He died after a long railway career as a locomotive fireman. He belonged to multiple local Masonic and workers lodges. Burial was in Woonsocket.
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Briggs
Geo. E. Briggs
Athens
Maine
Huron
Iowa
Rochester
Minn
Eva L. Swab
High Forrest
Dakota
Forestburg
Chicago & North Western
Vance
Tracy
Pierre
Huron Lodge No
Huron Lodge
Prairie Lodge B
L. F
Woonsocket
Fortnightly Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
The Fortnightly Club members enjoyed a cordial gathering at President Mrs. Andrew Riegel's home. The dining room featured ferns and red white and blue décor, a luncheon of five courses followed by music and lively conversation in the parlor.
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Fort
Andrew Riegel
Excursion Tickets to Lake Shetek From Tracy Minnesota
North Western line offers reduced summer rates from Huron South Dakota for Friday and Saturday trips at 5.00 round trip with thirty day return limit. Daily 7.95 round trip also with thirty day return limit. Lake Shetek resort offers fishing hunting with prairie chickens snipe ducks geese. Hotels and livery available. Nearby lakes include Current Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Long Buffalo Iron Beauty Willow Isabella and Clear.
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North-Western Line
Huron
South Dakota
Lake Shetek
Current Lake
Lake Siegel
Lake
Fremont
Lake Sarah
Bear Lake
Long Lake
Buffalo Lake
Iron Lake
Beauty Lake
Willow Lake
Lake Isabella
Clear Lake
Horrific Boxer Massacre Details Reported From Pekin
Shanghai and Times correspondents relay chilling accounts of Boxers attacking Europeans in Pekin. A Chinese merchant describes women stripped and slaughtered, children mounted on spears, and loot plans to annihilate Europeans, provoking indignation over Li Hung Chang’s Hong Kong reception.
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London
Shanghai
The
Daily Express
Pekin
China
Tuan
Hong Kong
Li Hung Chang
Times Shanghai
Li Hang Chang
Chinese envoy in St. Petersburg expelled with passports
A London dispatch says China’s invasion of Amur province is treated as war against Russia. The Chinese envoy in St. Petersburg is handed passports as a result.
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Russia
China
Pekin
New York
Journal and Advertiser
London
Amur
St. Petersburg
Russians Take Blagovestchensk as War Expands
London reports that Russia has defeated the Chinese and occupied Blagovestchensk, capital of Amur government, with a large force. General Gribski has assumed command in Manchuria as reinforcements arrive, and Siberian railway traffic is restricted to official use.
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London
St. Petersburg
Blagovestchensk
Amur
Gribski
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Siberian
China
Pekin
Russian government claims massacre of foreigners in Pekin
Lonovoya July 21 The Daily Telegraph Saint Petersberg correspondent reports the Russian government says it has definite news that all foreigners in Pekin were massacred on July 6. The assertion follows repeated claims that the legations remained safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonovoya
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Pekin
Stops Export at Cotton Goods From China Impact
Philadelphia reports that exports of American cotton goods to China have nearly ceased due to the situation there. Frederick L. Bailey notes mills nationwide ship about 2 million dollars annually to China, with Southern mills most affected by the stoppage. In Winnipeg Lord and Lady Minto opened an industrial exhibit drawing a large crowd, amid nostalgia for 1885 rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
China
Frederick L. Bailey
J. L. Bailey & Co
MestistSs Arpostticn Vres
Winnipeg
Lord
Government gold holdings reach historic peak in vaults
Washington reports the United States government now holds a record amount of gold totaling 427,489,482 dollars including the 150,000,000 dollar lawful reserve. The prior high was 437,238,600 dollars in May 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eighty More School Teachers Arrive on McPherson
On the transport McPherson arriving from San Juan Porto Rico and Santiago Colonel George B. Davis and eighty school teachers both American and native disembarked at quarantine and will spend their vacation in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
McPherson
San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago
George B. Davis
No uprisings in Sze Chuen despite telegram
A telegraph from the French consul at Tichong Ning dated July 18 reports no uprisings in Sze Chuen. In the northeast of the province, some missions have been destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tichong Ning
Sze Chuen
Closeout Stock Offers Bargains and Farm Goods
Local shop advertises deep discounts on canned goods including tomatoes 3 lb cans for 8 cents and corn 3 cans for 25 cents. Evaporated raspberries 15 cents per pound and various fruits in smaller cans. Coffee brands Baker’s Premium 1 lb for 25 cents and Jamosa 1 lb for 25 cents. Also selling four year old horses and farm implements including a driving horse and buggy.
Gas Found in Shelby Township Sparking Local Piping
Natural gas has been discovered in Shelby township Pana Illinois and farmers are piping the gas to their homes. A prominent well operator has leased 5,000 acres nearby and plans to pipe gas to St Louis and intermediate points.
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Pana, Ills
Shelby Township
St. Louis
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