Attorney at Law From Huron Office Over Bank
Local attorney operates an office above the First National Bank in Huron. Practice admitted in all courts.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1896
Page
8
Local attorney operates an office above the First National Bank in Huron. Practice admitted in all courts.
A legal professional advertises offices above the Opera House in Huron. The listing identifies an attorney at law with a streetfront location and contact intent.
Louis Heron offers bridge work and general dentistry at the National Bank of Dakota building near Dakota Avenue and Second Street. Office hours are Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays. Patients are asked to notify with a card before attending dances. Services include gold crowns aluminum celluloid rubber and gold plates with low prices and a three year guarantee.
Judge Gaffy and family spent a few hours here Wednesday. A McKinley club will be organized in the city hall Friday evening. John Clickner returns from two weeks in Michigan. Coll H Ray Myere is sick but a bit better today. Miss Kittie Hoadley returns from Minneapolis. Miss May Loomis came from Aberdeen due to her mother's illness. John S Green arrives from Milwaukee to visit Attorney Lynch. Three hot days, 94 to 98 in shade. James Sontag injured a hand at Doland, home Tuesday. Hon A B Melville arrives from Chicago to attend professional business. Arthur Faller visits from Vermillion to Pierre. Conductor Addington buys Charley Felt residence at Third and Simmons. Miss Florence Curtis files for probate in Eldorado, Ken. She stays with Treasurer Sterling.
L. M. Kenyon is giving particular attention to undertaking and has received a fine assortment of goods for that line. He will furnish a hearse when desired.
Conductor Nash of the Chicago and North Western railway, highly popular on the line, has purchased the Jordan hotel property in Brookings. Harry Newcomer, a longtime Huron native and railway mail clerk between Spencer and Chamberlain, is spending a few days here. Miss Dot Harnden, a leading compositor who has worked in Aberdeen printing offices, is visiting her mother in town.
Miss Dessie Portrade visiting her parents in Spirit Lake Iowa joins local crowds as South Dakota editors pass through for State Press association events. Walter E Smead of Lead City returns from Pierre on Black Hills and Ft. Pierre railway business. Engineer Neil McKay and family plan home arrival at Hoff man house Dakota avenue Sterling's addition. Woodmen picnic at Ward's grave promises The Banker's Daughter performance inviting all. Mrs Clulow speaks at Methodist church on Ireland and customs. Huron baseball vs Renfield called off by Rec field club.
Alderman D W Smith arrived home Tuesday after a three weeks jaunt in North Dakota and Manitoba on his "pike." The trip was enjoyable and he is glad he took it.
Engineer Leepy has leased the property at the corner of Fifth and Kansas streets, recently purchased by Frank Brown who has moved his family to Yankton. Brown’s run lies between Yankton and Centerville.
Mrs C W Parke and her children travel to Exeter Nebraska to visit her parents for a month. Charley will be cared for by his brother engineers during the absence.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wirt and family thank friends for invaluable help and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter Clara.
Nineteenth century marked by steamships rails telegraphs and rapid advances in science and medicine. Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery praised for treating early consumption through testimonials from James H Chenoweth of Oak Nuckolls Co Nebraska who reports stopping coughing and gaining weight after a year of use.
On the night of July 28 1896 one day more colt four years old white stripe over the right nostril white right hind foot and several small white spots on the right side of back near the shoulder. A reasonable reward will be given for information leading to her return. O A Mason Huron SD.
The Epworth League annual convention will be held at the Methodist church in this city starting Tuesday, August 25, for three days. A meeting last week assigned committees for administration, finance, music, decoration and entertainments with local leaders named for each ward.
Cornelius Van derbilt Jr and Grace Wilson wed at the Wilson residence in New York at noon. Rev William H Pott officiated with no music or breakfast. Messages of congratulations arrived from royal and noble circles. Attendants included R T Wilson and family, Marshall O M Wilson, Robert Goelet Jr, R T Wilson Jr, and Frank Polk as best man. The Vanderbilt family did not attend.
Washington warns citizens to observe neutrality toward Cuba under a July 27 proclamation echoing June 12 1895 rules. It cites the Wiborg decision on military expeditions and conspiracies and warns that violations will be vigorously prosecuted.
Rome reports Father Martinelli former general of the Augustinians has been appointed successor to Mgr Satolli as papal delegate to the Roman Catholic church in the United States.
Wasinc ton Aug 1 Cardinal Satolli notes high esteem for Father Martinelli as superior general and says he has no official advice on a successor. He believes an appointment to succeed himself is unlikely at this time.
Local railway circles report a cut in lake transportation rates on all iron articles between Cleveland and Duluth. The Cleveland to St. Paul rate drops from 12 to 10 cents per 100 pounds, and Cleveland to Duluth falls from 10 to 7 1/2 cents. The combined lake and rail rates take effect immediately.
Lincoln Nebraska August 1 Democrat headquarters hosted a surge of visitors after a state committee meeting. D A Walsh Ottumwa Iowa temporary secretary of the Democratic national committee was among the callers.
The North Western line offers excursion tickets to Salt Lake City August 6 and 7 on the annual convention of the international association of fire engineers. Round trip fare is one fare plus $2. Tickets and details from Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
For visitors to the Northville Experimental Farm on Tuesdays and Fridays until October 30, 1896, one-way tickets via the North Western line returnable at one-fifth fare within five days from sale. Weep certificates must be certified by the farm foreman. Tickets from Chicago & North-Western Ry. agents.
The notice announces repeated wool buying by Van L. Ross for the current year. It confirms the intent to acquire wool supplies and names Van L. Ross as purchaser.
News from Tokio reports the formation of the Daito Kixen Kaisha with 2,000,000 yen capital. It aims to run a regular Yokohama to Portland steamship service, initially deploying three 5,000 ton vessels.
H G Young a known broker and former city official died by suicide in Chattanooga Tennessee. Justice Calvin A Pratt of the New York Supreme Court appellate division died suddenly at Rochester aged 56. The Minneapolis crew was entertained at dinner by Edinburgh city corporation on Monday.
Western League scores list Columbus 1 Kansas City 6 Detroit 10 St Paul 1 Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 7 Grand Rapids 1 Minneapolis 7 and standings with St Paul 0.625 Indianapolis 0.610 Minneapolis 0.688 Kansas City 0.553 Detroit 0.536 Milwaukee 0.452 Grand Rapids 0.841 Columbus 0.826 National League games Brooklyn 6 New York 19 Boston 4 Philadelphia 3 Washington 0 Baltimore 7 Louisville 10 Pittsburg 11 with club standings Cincinnati 0.681 Baltimore 0.679 Cleveland 0.644 Chicago 0.576 Pittsburg 0.547 Boston 0.541 Philadelphia 0.453 Brooklyn 0.453 Washington 0.415 New York 0.412 St Louis 0.318 Louisville 0.262
Latest market report shows flour steady and quiet. Wheat values for No 2 spring from Nat Northern at 58 63 cents and September at 58 cents. Corn No 8 at 25 cents. Oats No 2 white 21 44 cents and No 8 white 21 21 cents. Barley No 8 at 23 88 cents.
Butter steady offerings 31 380 pounds. sales 3 480 pounds at 144 cents and 21 000 pounds at 140 cents. Market observed in Eton Illinois with active demand and stable price quotes.
Duluth August 3 1896 Wheat cash markets list No 1 hard 60c No 1 Northern 67 5 No 2 Northern 43 56 No 3 spring 53 3 13c rejected 7 68c to arrive No 1 hard 60 0 No 1 Northern 57c September No 1 Northern 58c
The Minneapolis market update for August 8, 1896 lists wheat futures closing values with August at 56 cents, September 54 to 65 cents, December 57 cents, and track grades on No 1 hard 57, No 1 Northern 56, No 2 Northern 55.
Hog receipts totaling 28 indicate light market demand. Cattle show strong overall demand for stockers. Sheep and fat lambs in good demand with little supply on hand. Receipts: Hogs 28, cattle 150, calves 5.
Hogs showed slow weak demand with varying sales from 3.15 to 3.42 for lights and similar ranges for others. Cattle trade active with notable declines and beef sales from .25 to 4.50. cows and heifers from 1.40 to 3.90. Texas steers 2.50 to 3.25. stockers and feeders 2.60 to 3.70. Sheep firm to up 6 cents. receipts hogs 23,000 cattle 23,000 sheep 14,000.
Chicago grain and provisions report lists wheat prices for August 58½ to 58½ cents, September 58½ cents, December 60½ cents, May 64 3/4 cents. Corn prices August 24½ cents, September 24 3/4 to 25 cents, December 25 cents, May 28 cents. Oats prices August 17 cents, September 18 1/8 to 18½ cents, December 18 cents, May 20½ cents.
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