City Council Adopts Budget and Street Improvements
The city council convened with Mayor Neil McKay and members present. Bills for salaries and repairs were approved, a cement walk on Ohio street was ordered, hack license reduced for fair week, fire department needs discussed, new street lights ordered, and two sidewalks condemned with cement walks planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
McKay
Bruce Rowley
Messrrsinweider
Miller
Melivaine
Robinson
Sauer
Tobin
Carl Peterson
Campbell Bros
James B. Clow & Sons
Mo Mueller Mfg
Fred Mains
A. Lundblad
Gus Lettblo
Tom Chaney
Tom Hughes
M. Dukes
J. N. Thimson
Labor
Wm Sloan
H. Bates
Ohio Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Montague, Tait & Craig
Morris Dinneen
Fire Department
Fire Committee
First Street
Dakota Avenue
Kansas Street
Third Street
City National Bank granted authorization to commence business
Treasury Department confirms City National Bank of Huron Dakota authorized to begin banking operations in Beadle County South Dakota after meeting required conditions. Document dated June 6, 1907 lists legal sections and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washineton
D. C
Beadle
Dakota
William B. . Bideau
National Bank
Huron
United States
Warning Against Foley's Kidney Cure Claims
Warning about kidney and bladder trouble users and cautioning that Foley's Kidney Cure is claimed to cure all forms, urging readers not to rely on unverified results and to avoid blame for any outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
New South Dakota Rail Division Led by A C Johnson
General Agent A C Johnson assumes control of the new North Western division extending from Fort Pierre to Rapid City, overseeing freight and passenger operations. The line will serve Fort Pierre and Rapid City with one passenger train each Sunday as it commences service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Fort Pierre
Rapid City
A. C. Johnson
North-Western
Gene
Manka Daily Review
College Housing Rates For Rent By Students
A college seeks listings of rooms for rent by students. Dormitory rates are used as a standard with about ninety cents per week for a fair large heated room shared by two. Furnished options with laundry and utilities may cost one dollar to a dollar and a quarter weekly per occupant. Bath and toilet access included.
Real Estate Transfers Involving Lowe Schetter Matlin Wiser House
Real estate transfers listed include Will C Lowe to David D Schetter for sl4 of 11 and ne 3 of 14-112-61 and Albert C House to Geo Howard for lots 1 2 3 and 4 in sw of 6-112-63. Also Chas J Matlin to A B Wiser for cast 8244 feet and lots 15 16 17 18 19 in black 2 Brook's addition to Wes sington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will C. Lowe
David D. Schetter
Ae Chas. J. Matlin
A. B. Wiser
Brook
Wessington
Albert C. House
Geo. Howard
A. J. Ae Ee
Progress at Fair Grounds Roars Ahead in Dakota State Fair
Report from Stith Dakota highlights rapid construction at the fair grounds. New agricultural hall two swine barns one horse barn and a poultry building are rising alongside draining the lake and reshaping banks. Sidewalks will be graveled and gates widened eight feet. Officials forecast the fair becoming a leading midwestern event as the city expands its facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Wilding
Deere & Webber Machiner
ST Ray Unt
Niéw -P Tod
Prj
Stith, Dakota
Middle West
City Water Use Rules For Weekdays And Sundays
Ordains restrictions on lawn watering and water use between 9 a m and 6 p m to conserve supply. Special note requests enforcement on Sunday and mentions forthcoming artesian well and facilities for hotels, betting houses, and restaurants to receive needed water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bating House
Property listing with eight rooms and two-story barn
Describes a residence with eight rooms including a kitchen and bath, two story barn, large chicken house, coal wood and storage, porch and lawn features. Two adjoining lots measure 100 feet front by 165 feet deep.
Be Loyal to Your Own and State Fair
A local urges residents to attend the state fair exhibit and related events, emphasizing community pride and inviting neighbors to visit, support exhibitors, and participate in fair activities.
South Dakota State Fair in Huron Promises Grand Week
Huron hosts the South Dakota State Fair September 9 to 13 with the largest stock entry yet and one fare round trip. The Commercial Club plans a week of top entertainment including the Fourth Regimental band, vaudeville acts Delbaurgh Meyer and Lovett, a cowboy relay race for 250 dollars, and evening street shows. The fairgrounds will glow with illuminated streets and a festive atmosphere as crowds plan trips for a week of pleasure and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptate
Union
Joe Pros
Delbaurgh & Meyer
Lovett
Pollard
America
Huron
Notice of Probate of Will in Beadle County
State of South Dakota Beadle County County Court notice for Henry Sundermann estate. Heirs named Wilhelmina Sundermann Anthony Sundermann William Sundermann Anna Seiler Louise Hummer Minnie Sundermann Mary Southwick and Fred Dannenbroek invited to appear Sept 7 1907 to prove will and obtain letters testamentary at the county courthouse in Huron. Attest: A A Chamberlain Clerk. T M Simmons Attorney. Aug 15-29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Beadle
Henry Sunderman
Wilhelmina Sundermann
Anthony Sundermann
William Sundermann
Anna Seiler
Louiza Hummer
Minnie Sundermann
Mary Southwick
Fred Dannenbroek
Henry Sunde
Ward Cour
Huron
A. A. Chamberlain
Asher F. Pay
Co. Court
T. M. Simmons
Hay Fever Relief Claim for Foley's Honey and Tar
An older health ad asserts Foley's Honey and Tar eases hay fever and summer cold symptoms by soothing inflamed air passages. It promises quick action and healing, though notes some cases may not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Canyon Rules Out Presidency Candidacy
New York August 29 Congressman Joseph G Canyon of Illinois says he is not a presidential candidate and would rather help make the next session of Congress a success for his party in 1908. He told the Alexandria Bay Herald correspondent aboard Congressman Joseph Sibley’s yacht that acting wisely is crucial to avoid market disruptions and mistakes.
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New York
Joseph G. Canyon
Ilinois
Joseph
Sibley
Pennsylania
Thousand Islands
Congress
Jess
Central American peace talks advance with US Mexico note
Acting Secretary Atlee said Roosevelt and Diaz are in accord on Central America disputes and a joint note to the five republics invites a conference to seek a treaty for permanent peace. It is unclear if the note has been dispatched, but readiness to enter talks is indicated. Atlee promised a further statement within 24 hours outlining policy.
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Washington
Atlee
Roosevelt
Diaz
Central America
United States
Mexico
Atee
Grover Cleveland III Forfeits Summer Trip Over Health
Ex President Grover Cleveland III remains at home in Princeton after giving up hopes of a summer journey to New Hampshire due to acute indigestion. Doctors advise rest and quiet as his condition shows some improvement. Mrs Cleveland has returned to Princeton from New Hampshire with the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
New Hampshire
Cleveland
Runyan Testifies on Downfall Amid Custody of Cash Theft
Chester R. Runyan former Windsor Trust teller testifies in general sessions court recounting how Laura A. Carter now on trial for receiving stolen funds allegedly led him astray. He says he met Carter on the street by chance and visited her home several times as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chester R. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Court of General Sessions
Laura A. Carter
Runyan
Actor’s suicide after burning money in street
In Webster City on August 29, Pressley set burning $2,500 in bills in the street and discarded his jewelry into a sewer. He then hid his friends in the Park Hotel lobby, walked to the city park, drew a pistol, and shot himself to death, urging passersby to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Park
Pressley
City Park
Boys Killed in Cavern Near Squaw Lake
Holderness New Hampshire August 29 two boys Robert Williams of Boston and Gatchell Cleghorn of Montreal were killed and a third Daniel Denny of West Newton Massachusetts is in a dangerous condition after a sand bank caved in at Squaw lake.
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Holderness, N. H
Robert Williams
Boston
Gatchell Cleghorn
Montreal
Daniel Denny
West Newton
Mass
Squaw Lake
Bryce addresses laws as shared heritage in Erie speech
Ambassador Bryce spoke on the common law before about 2,000 people with President Parker praising his ability. He called the common law a bond between the States and England and a result of the peoples’ mental and moral qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imeriee
Aaniente
Bryce
Parker
England
Rome
G. Brown
Sensation at Portland meeting on unwritten law
At the American Bar Association meeting Henry Dewey of Boston proposed a resolution asserting that every good law aligns with the unwritten law, that the unwritten law is God’s word, and that England’s law rests on it as the foundation of all good law since ancient times. Action on the resolution was indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Erican Bar Association
Henry Dewey
Boston
England
Portland Meeting Rejects Critique of Roosevelt Speech
In Portland Maine during August a critic attacked President Roosevelt over remarks on the beef trust trial in Illinois. George Whitelock urged action at the American Bar session, prompting protests from attendees. President Parker asked for withdrawal, but Whitelock pressed for action. a motion to table the item carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Beef Trust
Illinois
Senilah
Bartion
George Whitelock
More
Parker
Whitelock
Forests Vanish Across Midwest Pine Regions
Secretary James Wilson warned at the Auditoriom hotel that forests would disappear within ten years. He said pine timber in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota is practically wiped out and urged fire protection noting government fires watchers and widespread damage from careless or unknown causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Washington
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Prince Wilhelm Arrives in New York for Week of Sightseeing
New York on August 29 reports Prince Wilhelm of Prussia arriving for a week of sightseeing and social functions. He is accompanied by a po deemweister, an aide, and Captain Klercker and will visit the Hotel Astor before going to Oyster Bay to call on President Roosevelt.
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New York
Prince Wilhelm
Po Deemweister
Herman L. F
Captain Klercker
Cere
Hotel Astor
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Western Union Telegraph Office Destroyed by Fire in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas August 29. The Western Union Telegraph company office and all instruments, records, and furniture were destroyed by fire believed to be of origin early today.
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Kansas City
Kan
Western Union Telegraph Company
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J. H. Finckh
Joe Peter
W. A. Elder
Fred. Love
Harry Neisteadt
Herman Neisteadt
Ed Stonery
D. M. Brown
Fred Love
M. Schonert
D. W. Snyder
J. A. Finekh
Dukes
C. Bhaul
W. J. Barker
W. H. Hecker
Board of Health
Lafe Whitney
CNORS
Fort Us
Rapid City Road
New
Johnson
Gollege
Fair Grounds
S. D
Cannon
Grover Cleveland III
the Bar Association
Bar Association
Agriculture
Wilson
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