Assault and Battery at Palace Saloon Courthouse Hearing
Laborers celebrating at the Kelley building site on Dakota avenue led to a street scuffle. Masons Perkimo and drayman Ar thur Klugge assaulted Watland, breaking a restaurant glass. In Geddis court they were fined $14.70 each. Klugge jailed briefly after the hearing.
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Kelley
Dakota Avenue
Perkimo
Arthur Klugge
Mr. Watland
Palace Saloon
Watland
Ovi
Klugge
Tredway
One Minute Cough Care Advertised for Summer Colds
An ad claims a summer cold can lead to pneumonia by fall and promotes One Minute Cough Care as a remedy. It says the product clears phlegm, soothes inflamed lungs, and is ideal for children, with easy taste and “perfectly armless” use. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Holland Wheeler
Mrs Davis Dies in Cavour After Illness
Mrs. S. M. Davis of Cavour died at home Tuesday night after a long illness from dropsy linked to K rights disease. Attending doctors were Dr. McGarvey and Dr. Taylor of Huron. Mr. Davis, a minister, lived in Willowes and Huron previously with daughter Mrs. W. A. Wingard and family.
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S. M. Davis
Cavour
Davis
Willowes
Huron
W. A. Wingard
Maccabees Bazaar and Entertainment in New Lodge
The Lady Maccabees held a bazaar and entertainment in the K P hall with speaking, piano and vocal solos. The gathering raised about $40 including proceeds from the five cent grab bag. C C Issenhuth won the quilt raffled during the evening. Ice cream and cake were served and the event was enjoyed by attendees.
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Maccabees
Lady Maccabees
K.P. Hall
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
I extend sincere thanks to those who assisted me during the bereavement in the death of my husband. Mrs. R. 8B, Brookway.
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Brookway
Seven Cattle Burn in Eastbound Train Fire
A stock car fire on an eastbound train near Huron burned seven cattle alive and destroyed two dozen head overall. Fifteen were rescued, three died later on the way to pasture, and four more faced pneumonia after veterinary inspection. Car belonged to Mr. Boyle of near Wessington. Reports of other cattle car fires near Pierre and Watertown circulated.
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Huron
Chicago
Mr. Lyman
Clark & Menable
Foster
Boyle
Wessington
Pierre
Watertown
Board of Education Adds Bookkeeping and Spelling to Course
The board approves a new course of study adding bookkeeping and spelling to the high school. It plans completing two rooms in the 3rd story of the new building before fall term. The graduating class of 1904 donates a Venus bust for decoration of the new high school.
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Board of Education
Tolmie
Advertised Letters List at Huron Postoffice 1904
Week ending August 13 1904 uncalled letters include Frank Dibble Eliefson Crasseman Evans Chas Gould Will Harts Mary E Harvey F P Haviland Christopher Holland Lewis Miller Mrs Criss Newton J D Swanson Ernest Pinkman Mrs G F Williams N W Wood John Lonestarr Postmaster The notice lists names for pickup at the Huron office.
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Huron
Dibble
Frank
Card
Eliefson
Crasseman Evans
Ed Gould
Chas. Harts
Will Harvey
Mary E. Haviland
F. P. Holland
Christopher Holland
Lewis
Card) Miller
Criss Newton
J. D. Swanson
Ernest Pinkman
G. F. Williams
N. W. Wood
W. H. John Lonestarr
Strayed or Stolen Bay Horse Near Huroh Address
Strayed or stolen on Tuesday morning August 9 a bay horse thirteen years old black barefoot with a large wire cut on the right front foot fresh rope cut on the left hind foot nearly healed and a left ear slit near the tip. He wore a leather halter with a 5-16 inch picket rope tied in the halter ring. Liberal reward for return or information leading to recovery. Call on or address J. H. Huroh 8. D. 1.0. 0. F. Block
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J. H. Huroh
Community thanks for support after bereavement
We wish to thank the friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us during our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Clements.
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Chas
Clements
Indian Relics Added to Pierre State Museum Exhibition
A valuable collection donated by Cherry Creek Indians is now on display in Pierre's state house museum. The gifts include bone saddles, hide bags, quill works, war clubs, buffalo horn spoons, a beaded knife sheath, an old style hide tepee, medicine bags, and a decorated war tepee. Chiefs Hump and Iron Lightning lead the featured pieces with items from Bear Nose and Eagle Boy among others. The Historical Society invites visitors to view the expanded exhibit and learn about early Indian life and wars.
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Cently
State House
Pierre
E. J. Warner
Ch Creek
Cherry Creek
Neco
Warner
Society
Rosebud
Hump
Black Hills
Edward Swan
Eagle Boy
Yellow Owl
Historical Department of
State Historical Society
Brown and Co.',
Frank M. Brown Bays F M Brown & Co. rent the old Van Duren elevators near the Northwestern track. They report threshing beginning countywide with E Lyman's 200 acres wheat yielding 8 to 15 bushels per acre and 600 bushels bought. rust damage noted but quality expected high. They also bought No 3 oats from Ira Harding, about 40 to 70 bushels per acre, and anticipate fall rye around twelve bushels. Barley not yet bought. threshing to continue this week with strong activity and good prices.
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F. M. Brown & Co
Ira Harding
Harding
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Promotional item claiming cures for feverishness teething disorders and worm destruction with over 30 000 testimonials. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free sample by mail to Allen Olmstead LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy N.Y
Land Filing Near Gregory At Rosebud Lands
Dramadah and Fleming returned from Bunesteel where they filed on a quarter section of Rosebud land. Mrs. Kate Fleming with her sons Tom and Paul aided in selecting a good quarter after securing chances 110 122 and 132. They reported choosing northwest 14 of 19 97-72 and southwest 14 of 24-97-72 about thirty miles northwest of Bonesteel amid a large crowd.
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L. R. Dramadah
Thomas Fleming
Bunesteel
Rosebud
Kate Fleming
Tom
Huron
Paul
Chicago
Mr. Dramsdahl
For Sale No 6 Remington Typewriter
Advertisement for a used Remington No 6 typewriter in first class condition. Mentioned as lightly used about five months and offered at original cost price. No additional details on price or contact provided.
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Sanié
Tinea
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Crawtorp & Tarlor
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