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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
5
A call to attend the state fair urges residents to visit exhibits and support local traditions. Officials emphasize showcasing regional crops crafts and products while inviting neighbors to share in the celebration.
Huron hosts a five day fair from September 9 to 13 featuring the largest stock entry in the state and special rail fares. The event includes a 125 room hotel, 50 militia guards, a 30 piece Fourth Regimental band, extensive amusement acts, aerial, comedy and novelty acts, and street entertainment with illuminated main streets.
Woman from Sioux Falls reports heavy pain and fatigue from kidney trouble, says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her symptoms quickly, and she shared them with a friend who improved as well. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes the product nationwide for 50 cents.
Dakota Central Telephone Company announces day rate of 1 to the Twin Cities and night rate of 75 cents. Offers connections to all points in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and as far east as Chicago.
News from Mitchell reports the death of Miss Margaret Thompson of this place after months of illness. She was the daughter of N Thompson of Alpena a Dakota settler who lived near Wolsey for years before moving to Huron nine years ago. A devoted member of the First Church of Huron she worked as a Christian worker. The remains will be taken to Alpena for burial as the bereaved family receives community sympathy.
A fire at three o clock Wednesday morning destroyed the Macey barber shop along with an adjoining store and newsstand. The barber shop was evacuated and a family living above escaped unharmed. No injuries were reported.
The Ladies' College Association seeks bedding for use at Voorhees dormitory during June to accommodate visitors at the State Fair. A committee led by Mrs. J W Campbell and Mrs. B M will coordinate efforts, asking city ladies to donate bedding if possible.
A well attended W R C picnic last Friday featured pleased members and praise for the entertaining ladies. Members are urged to report to the hall by Monday and attend the meeting there on Wednesday morning at ten o'clock, with outdoor plans depending on weather.
County and out of state educators gathered in this city for a pedagogical examination. The list includes Miss Clara Entwisle Granada Miss Dora Wheeler Slayton Minn Miss Ethel Andrews Huron Miss Emma Yourdon Manches Miss Esther Schnetzer Wolsey Miss Ida Anderson Huron Miss Lula Austin Hitchcock Miss Marie Domsch Wessington Miss Agnes Schleder Huron Miss Gee Malck Hitchcock for second grade Miss Heles Johnson Huron Miss Anna Wooley Huron Miss Grace Van Delinder Hitchcock Miss Louis May Huron Miss Ida Melvin Huron Miss Elsie Schoolcast Hitchcock
The court ruled the plaintiff entitled to nine dollars and the defendant to pay all costs up to last Saturday. A sewing machine was ordered removed as Mrs. Bailey owned it, not Mr. Bailey. Bailys’ absence to Washington left unpaid back rent, leading to a rental action by Mr. Brown. A Monday complaint claimed $60 stolen. Justice Hatfield awarded $5 and costs for lying. A disorderly conduct case ended with a suspect case and property loss. The list of exam candidates includes Beatrice Coyle, Nellie Gordon, Joseph Cort, Laura Calvert, Kathrine Newcome, Freda Timm, Elve Hay, Elmig Pease, Richard Wales, Jessie Wales, Alma Sargent, Vera Thomas, Leola Cooley, Chag Berd, with sixty to seventy examined so far and only two men among 33. Over 100 county schools have teachers, leaving about 40 without qualified teachers unless more apply.
Dr J M Shanafelt offers for sale two lots each 100 feet wide by 165 feet long. The listing notes the property as available for immediate transfer and invites inquiries from potential buyers.
Advertisement seeks a man to devote part of his time to the business. Promises steady income for a faithful learner. Location Minneapolis.
A Bluff, Missouri businessman C. G. Hays urges readers to trust Bucklen's Arm St and what is discussed. The product is guaranteed by H. Wheeler, a local druggist, at 25 cents.
F. H. Kent, proprietor of the depot hotel, has posted notices in the office announcing a 40 percent rate increase for certain classes of patrons. The move comes as a result of higher hotel supply costs.
All city rooms must accommodate the crowd for the state fair. Parties with space should list names with L. Lapier coordinating room assignments. Cots will be provided for 25 cents weekly. a committee is appointed to compile the room list.
The annual meeting of the Pierre Rapid City North-Western Railway Company stockholders will be held at the company office in Huron South Dakota on Thursday September 5 1907 at 10 o clock for the election of directors and other business as needed.
The piece reflects on the sun’s daily rise and set as a timeless performance in the universe, comparing it to the liver's regular actions as a humorous aside. It presents a contemplative view rather than a fixed event or report.
Frank Weller transfers E of NE of SW and 816 of SW 44 of Section 23-113-64 to John L Hatcher for $1 and other consideration.
Repairs are planned for the Acme harvesting machines at the corner of 2d and Wiscon. G. Kleb's oil stand remains nearby as a reference point.
Beadle County South Dakota Court to hear application for probating the will of Henry Sundermann. Named heirs include Wilhelmina Sundermann and others. Hearing set for September 7 1907 at 2 PM in Beadle County Courthouse. Interested persons may appear to contest. Dated August 12 1907 in Huron South Dakota.
The Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency states that The City National Bank of Huron in Huron Beadle County South Dakota is authorized to commence business as provided by law. The document is signed by William B Ride Comptroller of the Currency dated July 6 1907 and stamped with the official seal.
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