Huron Items Highlight Visitors and Local Activities
H J Rice went to Yankton Monday and C C Bennett of Pierre was in the city Tuesday. Post office inspector Fosnes and Wom McIntyre of Watertown visited Monday. Judge A W Campbell and wife came Tuesday. Mrs S D Dinneen visits Marshall Minnesota. Will Davis of Hitchcock transacted business Monday. Dr A W Robinson of Pierre was in town between trains Tuesday. Harry Shields left for Sioux City Monday morning. De Smet baseball team plans to play in Huron Friday. Rev O M Daley returned from the south part of the state Monday. W E Evans of the Faulk County Republican was in town Monday before the U S land office. Huron baseball club members are needed for practice at six this evening on the Capital bill grounds. Major Kimball and J C Hatfield, delegates to the Republican convention, went to Yankton Monday. Wa B Sterling and wife left Monday morning for Yankton to visit Robert Gamble.
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C. Bennett
Pierre
M. C. Fosnes
Wom. McIntyre
Watertown
A. W. Campbell
Huron
S. D. Dinneen
Marshall, Minn
Will Davis
Hitchcock
A. W. Robinson
Harry Shields
Sioux City
Huron Baseball Club
Capital Bill Grounds
Major Kimball
J. CO. Hatfield
Yankton
Wa. B. Sterling
Robert Gamble
de Smet
Capital Bill
Ladies of Huron
W. C. Pratt
Hyde County
Chappell
Mr. Pratt
Faulkton
Joe LaCroy
Bill Hoy
Grant Fowlers
Cora Hainstock
F. W. Fowler
A. Z. McGagney
Thies
Ed. Dinneen
W. H. Jones
Dinneen
Sontag
Charley Dunning
Charles Samuel Dunning
Wisconsin Street
Tommy
Katie
Hoyt
Samuel
Charles Dewning
Saint Peter
Minnesota
May OC. Hoyt
Dakota
Journal
Dr. Clark
Methodist Church
Emily M. Stiles
J. L. Spaulding
Wolsey Journal
Sheriff Lonngstaff
Fisher
C. CO. Fitch
Dr. Steele
Wallace Newton
Wolsey
Luther Fink
St. Paul
Annapolis Naval Academy
Hamilton Kerr
Denver
Col
A. J. Holbrook
Ticket full of strength at Huron convention
The Huron convention delegates nominate Pickler and Gamble for Congress and reelect Herried as lieutenant governor. Sheldon wins the governorship, with most ticket members viewed as strong. Delegates discuss platform tonight, while local residents and reporters recount arrivals, travel, and social notes from Huron and surrounding counties.
Huron Mentions Elks and Visitors from Nearby Towns
Ralph W. Hyde of Huron visited his sister Mrs Geo McMurphy for a week. Mrs G S Hutchinson of Huron visits her sister Mrs R B Person as Jean and George accompany her. The old Huron well, once the state’s first, is being repaired after supplying water and power to mills for eight years. Prof B F Hood spoke on Our common schools at the institute, delivering an enthusiastic lecture. Miss Cochran to start a kindergarten in Huron after a successful year here.
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Elkton Record
Ralph W. Hyde
Huron
Geo.McMurphy
Howard Press
G .S. Hutchinson
Jean
Master George
Rapids City Journal
Canton News
B. F. Hood
Institute
Faulkton Republican
Bereavement thanks from Mas J L Spavipina and Biancue Spava Spina
A note of gratitude to kind friends and neighbors for support during a recent bereavement from Mas J L Spavipina and Biancue Spava Spina. Also includes a local meat market advertisement listing meat prices and location at Corner 2d and Wisconsin streets.
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Mas
J. L. Spavipina
Seeking Owners List of Unclaimed Letters in Huron Post
Weekly unclaimed letters for the week ending August 20, 1894 at Huron South Dakota include Knocky Henry Leissler Louis Polan Miss Josie Chase Miss Edith M a Dimiet iss Lena Froht H A Nelmers voun Godfrey Ralph A Shannahan Aggie Readers must state "advertised in the HuronITE" and provide publication date plus pay one cent at the stamp window J B Cogan P M
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Huron
South Dakota
Teachers Examination Notice Opens in Huron Court Room
Office of County Superintendent Huron South Dakota announces the next teachers' examination will be held in the Court Room in Huron on Friday the 7th.
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Huron
S. D
Waom
City of
Weather Crop Bulletin South Dakota Sept 7 1894
The week was cooler with copious showers across much of South Dakota soaking ground several inches. Crops mostly lighter than expected with millet flax corn and oats failing in the eastern region though late planted millet and corn revived. Haying resumes in some areas, prairie hay poor, fodder corn and millet cut for feed, pastures improve and fall plowing possible though acreage will be limited. In the Black Hills crop prospects vary with breath damage in the south. oats mature and kernel development underway.
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Black Hills
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Onze Dozuar
United States
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Shannon & Longstaff
J. C. Klemm
Nsurance
Hauron
Beadle County Abstract Co
H. G. Wilde
John L. Pyle
Ttorney
First National Bank
E. H. Aplin
Opera House
S. M. West
Reed Block
Firet National Bank
O. W. Bair
Law
Huron, South Dakota
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Cialty
H. J. Rice
O. M. Daley
W.E. Evens
Faulk County
Republican
U. S. Land Office
Pickler
Sheldon
Gamble
Pickler and Gamble
Con
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Jonnpy Hipple
Thorson
R. O. Richards
Emmetsburg
Ritsching & Schaller
E. S. Hewett
South Dakota Agricultural College
A. McFall
L. E. Snyder
J. L. Mercer
Sully County
Robert Moody
Brown County
S. E. Smith
B. M. Rowley
Bruce
Ruth Bowman
State Auditor’s Office
Redfield
A. E. van Camp
Jas. McDowell
Will
W. C. Arnold
Pennsylvania
Dubois
Mr. Knibbs
Gerner
C. H. Ray
Wm.a. Thompson
Ray
Chicago and Northwestern
Lucas
J. P. Bryson
Gettysburg
J. A Basbifield
Miller Press
Robinson & Graley
Dakota Avenue
de Smetre
Capital Hill
Justice Grant
W. W. Dunning
Charlie
Swan Bree
Laura Hord
Baunclaire
Wis
F. O. Sale
T.A. White
Stacy Cochrane
Brookings
Stacy
Broadland
State Board of Equalization
Beadle County
Judge Fuller
Supreme Court
Congress
E. T. Langley
Iowa
Mr. Langley
Traer
Huron Electric Light and Power Company
Ballou State Banking Co
Boston
H. S. Ballon & Co
Eber Wilde
Ba‘lou
Waibel & Donaldson
GoovDs
School Law of
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Wisconsin Streets
Knocky, Henry
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Louis
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Weather Bureau
South Dakota Weather Service
S. W. Guenn
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