Huron items from Monday's daily
Attorney Crawford attended Salem Saturday. Mrs. C. A. Whitney left for Ohio to visit friends and relatives. John Davis residence work halted due to lumber delays. J. C. Milne returned from southern state trip for Home Guardians. H. B. Coley left after two weeks to handle landed interests. Mrs. T. F. Kester and daughter departed for Cedar Rapids and Iowa cities for a month’s visit. Miss Josephine Schuyler hosted a thimble party and tea for eight. Cement sidewalk work from Dakota Avenue to Wisconsin Street on Third Street. Leroy S. Parks filed proof on land in section 23-112-61. Rumor of Hon. Thomas Jones and family moving to Huron. Geo. Clark family welcomed a baby boy weighing ten pounds. Rocky Mountain Tea ad promotes health and beauty. A. J. Bick & Co. Frank S. Browne of Kingland agency heads to Chicago for a new car. L. L. Lostutter discusses rising Kingsbury county land prices and a Beadle County boom. Health note touts daily bowel movement and Chamberlain’s Tablets. G. Harrison Durand, formerly from Huron, visits and prepares to teach English literature at Yankton college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Schuyler
Dakota Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Third Street
Leroy S. Parks
Thomas Jones
Huron
Minister’s Good Work Prompts Colic Remedy Praise
Rev A A Power of Emporia Kansas credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his bilious colic after two doses. He says a neighbor with prolonged illness was quickly relieved after one dose and urges others to try the medicine. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev
A. A. Power
Emporia
Kan
New Cement Street Names Proposed for Aberdeen
Aberdeen considers embedding street names in cement at all intersections to replace torn and missing signs. The Aberdeen News endorses the plan as a lasting, low cost solution to guide residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Aberdeen News
Street Naming Aims For Better Walkway Landmarks
A discussion on shifting focus from air to ground level in naming streets to improve wayfinding. The proposal suggests naming by notable local paths and landmarks to aid pedestrians.
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Instant Foot Comfort
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease a powder to shake into the shoes. It relieves tight or new shoes and bunions, prevents swelling and blisters, and soothes sore spots. A trial package is free by mail from Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY. 25 cents at druggists and shoe stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Wolsey Doctor Bitten by Mad Dog
Dr. Closs of Wolsey was bitten by a dog last Friday and the dog is now believed rabid. Fearing rabies, Dr. Closs traveled to Chicago for treatment, passing through Huron Monday morning on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Closs
Wolsey
Closs
Chicago
Huron
Windy City
Carnival of sport in Huron confirms horse races and baseball
Three day event on September 24 to 26 features trot and pace races with purses from 25 to 300 dollars. Exhibitions include 100 foot high diving from Ward's bridge and daily baseball games. Ward's race track lies on the river bottom one mile south and east of the city. admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Low Rates to Buffalo Pan American by Nickel Plate Road
Nickel Plate Road offers exceptionally low round trip tickets to Buffalo with 10 15 or 30 day validity. For details and Pan American folder contact John Y Calahan general agent 111 Adams St Chicago or visit city ticket office at 111 Adams St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Pan-American
Special shoe sale at H. J. Rice's variety store
Tuesday story notes a special sale at H J Rice's variety store for the remainder of August. Mayor Cleaver traveled to Sioux Falls this morning. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned including Eber Wilde of Woonsocket visiting his brother Frank, Prof. Moses aiding Huron College, and others moving or visiting relatives around Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rice
Eber Wilde
Woonsocket
Frank
Moses
Iroquois
Huron College
J. M. Siiver
Fifth Street
Lewis Kimball
Sioux Falls
Lake Byron
Local notes and notices from Huron and region
Various items from Huron and nearby territories include the nearly finished Null building on Dakota Avenue awaiting a plate-glass front, weathering glare with colored cement, and regional travel of Regent Slocum to Brookings. Also reported are marriages, land sales of 640 and 960 acres, a wedding at the Baptist parsonage, business college costs, and community notices from W.H. Newcomer, J. Rosenthal, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Avenue
Regent Slocum
Mound City
Huron
Brookings
Herefords for State Fair at Yankton exhibit
Geo 8 McEathron proprietor Tepecotah stock farm displays six Herefords at Chicago and North-Western stockyards from 1 to 3 pm Saturday invitation to cattle growers and the public to view them before shipment to Yankton. The cattle are described as fine specimens well prepared for exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEathron
Tepecotah
Yankton
Chicago and North-Western
Pile and Fistula Cure Promoted by Red Cross
Cure advertised for piles and fistula with sample treatment and a book sent free to any address from Reatsros Co Dept X Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Reatsros. & Co
Dept. X
Minneapoliss, Minn
Local youth from Beadle enters Navy cadet program
Geo F Sullivan of this city, nephew of P B Malone, has been appointed naval cadet by Congressman Martin and must report for Annapolis examination on September 20. Sullivan placed second in the local exam in June, with Mathews of Brookings chosen previously but rejected for physical reasons. Sullivan, a Brown County boy living with his uncle in this city, departs this morning and will enter the Naval Academy from Huron. This marks Beadle County's first Naval Academy appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Sullivan
S. Malone
Martin
Annapolis
Sullivan
Mathews
Brookings
Naval Academy
United States
Brown County
Huron
Beadle County
Station Agents Organize With Northwestern Meeting
L H Jones station agent at this place returned from Winona where he met agents from principal stations along the Minnesota and Dakota division. The gathering formed an organization to protect agents in their work and improve mutual understanding with Supt Cantillion. The Mankato Daily Review notes the conference built rapport and better acquainted officials and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Supt. Cantillion
C. E. Johnson
Mankato
H. E. Dickinson
Watertown
L. H. Jones
North-Western
Minnesota and
Dakota
Look Out For Telephone Man
Warnings about a gang posing as telephone repair operators moving through towns. They gain entry by offering to fix phones and steal valuables inside. Verify workers with a company letter or manager contact and keep them outside while confirming with central office before allowing any work on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Railway Board Meets in Sioux Falls to Decide Milwaukee Rate Case Appeal
The board of railway commissioners will convene in Sioux Falls on the 29th inst with all members present to settle whether to appeal the Milwaukee rate case. The four year legal battle has consumed $30,000 in litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railway Commissioners
Sioux Falls
Judge Carland Rules on State Rail Transport Charges
Judge Carland’s decision returns the state to prior control over railroad transportation charges and tightens its stance. Attorney General Pyle left for Sioux Falls this morning to pursue appeal. Pyle asserts people retain rights that powerful corporations must respect and that persistent effort may win court support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carland
Pyle
Sioux Falls
Nickel Plate Road Ticket Sale to Buffalo and East
Tickets on sale daily via the Nickel Plate Road good returning ten days from date of sale with specially low rates for 15 and 30 days limit Chicago to Buffalo and return. Tickets at low rates to all points east. John Y. Calahan general agent 111 Adams St Chicago. Chicago city ticket office 111 Adams St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Buffalo
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago City
Attorney General Rules Fraternal Societies Taxable 2 Percent
Attorney General reaffirms that fraternal insurance societies issuing regular contracts must pay 2 percent tax on premiums. Shober sought opinion on exemption for benevolent benefits. AG says exemption applies only to non contract benefits. About 50000 dollars in back taxes may be collected unless the supreme court decides otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Shober
Supreme Court
Jury Drawn For September Term Circuit Court
The panel lists jurors for the September term of the circuit court, starting September 11 at 10 a.m., with names including Huron residents H C Wells E M Thomas F Gans A B Nichols and others from Broadland Cavour Wessington Banner and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Wells
Huron
A. N. Highfield
Broadland
Frank Brown
Cavour
E. M. Thomas
James Kelley
Banner
A. B. Nichols
Burr Oak
H.C. Annis
Hitchcock
P. J. Burns
Wessington
John Kuntz
Samuel J. Wilson
Robert Smith
Belle Prairie
Christopher Meyer
B. E. Beach
L. E. Goodell
Clyde
E. E. Sedam
Henry Campman
Carlyle
G. H. Brown
Wolsey
James G. McAndrews
Logan
O. F. Allen
James Doyle
Grant
John Cook
Wm. J. White
Whiteside
James Pedley
Geo. Nafus
Barrett
M. F. Clark
Lake Byron
Geo
O. Sheltner
John Graham
Vernon
Joseph D. Curtis
Frank Dollenbacher
Robert Gilgore
Belle, Prairie
Thomas B. Cook
Charles May
Valley
Henry H. Meyer
Pearl Creek
Frank Gans
Daily Excursions via Nickel Plate Road Special Rates
Nickel Plate Road offers daily excursions from Chicago to Buffalo and New York with special low rates and favorable limits. Contact John Y. Calahan, general agent, at 111 Adams St., Chicago, for details and departures.
Veterinary Surgeon to Visit Huron for Limited Days
Dr. F. B. Hollister aWatertown S D veterinary surgeon will be in Huron Sept 2 to 6 at Windsor House offering general veterinary service with dentistry as a specialty. September round trips to California advertised from Chicago and Council Bluffs with low rates and liberal stopovers inquire through Chicago and North Western railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Hollister
Watertown
S. D
Huron
Windsor House
California
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Chicago and North- Western Railway
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F. B. McGarvey
Trevett, Mattis & Abell Bldg
Huron, South Dakota
AQ TrOanEr
C. A. Kelley
Real Estate and Insurance
Dakave
Huron, S. D
South Dakota
First National Besk
Es Corporation
LAW
Mouser
A ~ Neem Ever Burnham
Trevett
Eever
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Crawford
Salem
C. A. Whitney
Ohio
John Davis
J.C. Milne
H. B. Coley
Oakland
T. F. Kester
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
A. J. Bick & Co
Browne
Kingland Agency
Brown
L. L. Lostutter
Lou
Kingsbury County
G. Harrison Durand
Mr. Durand
Yale
Yankton College
Mayor Cleaver
H.J. Rice
C. N. Cooper
Wyoming
al. Roberts
Mr. C. H. Tutt
C. B. Alford
St. Louis
Harry Chamberlain
Crow Creek
Faulkton
Thos. Jones
R. Philips
Harriet
San Jose
Cal
Mankato Commercial College
Morris Land Agency
Richland Township
Jas. C. Vanderbeak
Minnie Lott
The
Baptist Parsonage
C. Maley
S. W. Glenn
Milwaukee
Weather Bureau System
My Place
West Huron
W.H. Newcomer
R. O. Richards
D. B. Jeffris
Big Stone
J. A. Bushfield
C. F. Carlson
Portland
Oregon
New Home Company
W. R. Link
Geo. Fullenweider
Standard Savings Bank
Miller
Kirkpatrick
Fred Bager
Arlington
P. Meyers
J. Rosenthal
Jake
Rocky Mountain Tea
College
John Taylor
Wilcox
Fred Thoman
Parkhurst
Sampson
W. D. Miller
Phil. Dunning
Ambrose
California Street
Golden State
Golden Hubbard
Gro. H
Waseca
Flandreau
Kid Sporer
Wilson
Gilbert E. Rowe
New York City
John H. King
Herefords
NAVY
Crockery
Hi. J. Rice's Variety Store
Dakota Ave
New York
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