Local Correspondent Notes and Visitor Travel in Beadle County
A Beadle county column lists numerous visitors and residents in town, including Basford of Redfield, Philip Lawrence, L. C. Bangs, G. W. Lumley, J. Todd of Salem, Cooley, E. Barker, and Hon. E. H. Wilson. It records business trips to Pierre and Huron, arrivals from Milne and Denver, and social trips to Duque, Cherokee, and Danforth areas. The item also mentions a hotel well, a dancing school postponement, and local civic notes including a Republican clerk nomination, crop prospects, and marriage and birth statistics for July.
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Harry For
Turton Trompe
Basford
Redfield
Sioux Falls
C. Klemme
Pierre
Philip Lawrence
L. C. Bangs
G. W. Lumley
Milne
J. Todd
Salem
MM. E. Barker
E. H. Wilson
McCook County
Irkpatrick
J. L. Foxton
Chicago
K Scheen
Gwatonne
Minn
E. Cowan
Mae Markey
Herid
Lows
F. H. Kent
Twinities
Elizabeth A. Jarvis
Fair Association
Anna Payson
Br Dland
Beadle County
Asher F. Pay
F B Gray Loses Mandamus Challenge to County Board
Judge Whiting rules that vacancies occur when a public official leaves the district of election. F B Gray moved from Hitchcock to Huron, forfeiting his seat and leaving the district without a commissioner. The board must select a replacement from the vacant district to provide representation.
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F. B. Gray
County Commissioners
F. F. B. Gray
Whiting
Gray
Hitchcock
Huron
Board of Commissioners
Axelrad Brothers Sell Furniture Firm Here to Local Partners
Friday morning Axelrad Brothers sold their flourishing furniture business to Wil Miner and J. Vibber, both of this city. The sale ends years of growth after moving from Wessington and expanding from a second hand store to a full retail furniture operation.
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Axelrad Bros
Wil] Miner
Axelrad Brothers
Wessington
Dakota Avenue North
Huron Printing and Publishing Company Formed to Buy Journal World
An incorporated group of city business men organized as the Huron Printing and Publishing Company to purchase the Journal World. Incorporators include E. M. Thomas John Westdahl C. E. Young J. B. Geddis A. A. Chamberlain J. C. Klemme G. S. Hutchinson Philip Lawrence A. W. Wilmarth. Temporary directors elected. funds subscribed. directors to meet to finalize the deal.
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Journal World
The
Huron Printing and Publishing Company
E. M. Thomas
John Westdahl
C.E. Young
J. B. Geddis
A. A. Chamberlain
J. C. Klemme
Hutchinson Philip Lawrence
A. W. Wilmarth
Dea
Wolsey Bank Organized With $10,000 Capital
In Wolsey, a new bank was organized Monday under state laws with a capital of $10,000. Officers named include R. O. Richards of Huron as president, J. G. Snyder of Huron as cashier, and E. E. Frederick of Iowa as vice president. Backers include Huron capitalists and Beadle county farmers.
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Wolsey
Here
R. O. Richards
Huron
J. G. Snyder
E. E. Frederick
Iowa
Beadle County
Well Known A. B. Bills Ties to Dowie Voice in Huron
A. B. Bills, tied to the Dowie movement, is a familiar figure in Huron. He operated in Miller’s banking scene and was a frequent visitor here. Although eccentric on religious matters, he was regarded as balanced and capable in business, with speculation he could influence Zion City if he gains power.
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Huron
Miller
Zion City
Three Hundred Lives Lost on Italian Steamer Sirio Sinking
Special to the Huronite reports the Italian steamer Sirio bound Genoa to Barcelona Cadiz Montevideo and Buenos Aires sank off Hormigas Island near Spain after striking a reef. About eight hundred aboard. around three hundred saved. Many perished between wreck and lifeboat efforts as shore aid arrived.
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Cartegena
Sraix
Sirio
Genoa
Barcelona
Cadiz
Montevideo
Buenos Ayeres
Hormigas Island
Istiéa
Summer Catarrh Cure Promises Refund if Hyomei Fails
Physicians note summer catarrh worsens with heat and dry air. C H Longstaff guarantees money back if Hyomei fails to cure. Many patients report long standing relief after few treatments. Inhaled medicated air kills germs and heals mucous membrane. Outfit costs 1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents.
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C. H. Longstaff
Hyomei
Huron
H. Long
Stensland Home Visit Details Revealed
caretaker Charles Sommerkamp says President Stensland stayed at the Irving Park residence from midnight Saturday to 9 a m Sunday He departed with a small steamer trunk and a leather suitcase in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Sommerkamp
Stensland
Irving Park
American preachers urged deportation from South Africa
London notes revive agitation against a small group of American black preachers who promote Africa for the Africans. The government has not acted and it is uncertain if any action will follow. The preachers claim a mission to stimulate black supremacy in South Africa and are blamed by some London papers for Cape Town troubles.
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London
Africa
South Africa
Capetown
South Dakota Editors Trip Through Canada Abandoned
Plans for a South Dakota editors tour through Canada as guests of the government were dropped due to railroad complications. Secretary J T Cogan and Geo Bidionee had been coordinating the trip with the Canadian authorities, but the effort was halted.
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South Dakota
Canada
Os 2
J.T. Cogan
Geo. Bidionee Cal Us
Tesreoeion Wan
Okoboji
Week Ending Sating Hog Prices and Buyer Notice
A buyer lists contact and terms for purchasing hogs any day of the week at the highest market price. He notes a man at the yard to receive hogs and mentions several individuals and a postmaster in the reader notice.
Husband shoots wife over coffee refusal then kills self
Vincenzo Lupo fatally shot his wife in New York on August 9 and then attempted suicide. In his ant emortem statement he claimed the wife refused to make coffee, prompting the crime and his later self-inflicted wound.
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New York
Vincenzo Lupo
Ice price probe opens in New York with DA and grand jury
District Attorney Jerome and the grand jury began an investigation into New York ice prices. Wesley M. Oler, president of the American Ice Company, was listed among the first witnesses to be examined.
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New York
Jerome
Wesley M. Oler
American Ice Company
Prostrations Increase as Heat Pains Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports relief from extreme heat and humidity after days of strain. Two more deaths occurred early today as heat related illness kept medical staff busy and many people suffered from prostration during the heat wave.
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Philadelphia
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Huron Nursery CO
Huron, S. D
Cooley
Carl Gibbs
Highmore
J. F. Halladay
Chizen
Ha- Ten
Alva E. Taylor
Eugene Ted
Cherokee
Pelton
Mac. Campbell
GW. Abell
Denver
Wihiere
Gies Viola VanSyckel
Harry Grifith
Northville
Parente
Tracy
Edna Ea
A. G. Aller
Deadwood
Foxton
State Board of Medical Examiners
Mrs. J
Dexter
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Gregg
Evanston
Minneapolis
Beadie County
F. M. Brown
Castle Tres
F.b.gray
Journal-World
Co-operative Rural Bank At
Ihwie
Spain
Shine Parlor
John Davy
Lake Okoboji
Anker
Bale, Clark, Lawrence
Gardner
G. W
B. W. Cuarx
R. H. Cory
Third St, Huron, S.D
Variety Store
H. J. Rice
Dak. Ave
Norbeck & Nicholson Company
Redfield, South Dakota
Houghton Block
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