Huron Items Reflect Local News And Events
H J Rice returns from Yankton. Depot Hotel repainted. Mrs. Rollins visits Chicago. Fiske in Huron on legal business. Sterling couple back from the south. Various locals visit, travel plans, and outings noted. Beadle county court terms discussed. Y M C A meetings grow popular. State League officials visit. campaigns and leagues planned. Grain Palace and State Fair preparations in Aberdeen with One-Fare rail offers. Local business moves, marriages rumored, and community events fill the week.
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F. H. Kent
Depot Hotel
Fred Rollins
Chicago
Robt. Fiske
Gettysburg
Huron
W.B. Sterling
Addington
Kent
Big Stone
Noyes Appleman
Court House
Beadle County
Jim McNickell
New York
Brooklyn
Irvin Merwin
Flossie Wilcox
Waupaca
Wis
Bertha Pierson
Pierson
The
Howard Press
G.8
Hutchinson
George
Brown County
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Road
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
De Smet Falls To Huron In Close Friday Baseball
De Smet and Huron played a tight game Friday with Huron edging De Smet 2 to 2 in earned runs. Dinneen handled pitching duties for Huron while Dinneen and Jones starred for De Smet as errors, wild pitches, and passed balls influenced the contest. Attendance was light and receipts failed to cover expenses.
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de Smet
O. L. Pratt
Dinneen
Jones
Matthews
Carlisle
Greenman
Dove
Langley
M. Carlisle
Huron
S. Dinneen
Hinman
Din
Huron News Roundup and Baseball Clash Highlights
W C Foster of Huron greeted acquaintances as irri gated garden merchants moved in another load Saturday night. De Smet defeats Huron 11 to 15 in a game at De Smet, with a return match planned today at Huron. John Longstaff and Jones the Huron operator are noted for their sports involvement.
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de Smet
Huron
Iroquois
Judge Gaffey
Big Stone Lake
A. P. Oram
OC. A. Blake
Wessington
Blake
County Central Committee
Aberdeen
W.C. Foster
Huron Boys
de Smets
John Longstaff
John
Jones
Huron visitor reviews farming woes and irrigation
J. W. Fuller of Cavour visits Huron Tuesday and discusses crop failures three hundred wheat acres in Richland township. He fattens fifty hogs on wheat, questions irrigation, and criticizes political influence alongside cautionary lines about trust and gifts.
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J. W. Fuller
Cavour
Mr. Faulier
Editorial mentions governorship elections and tariffs
The piece asserts twenty seven states will elect governors this year and praises Dreuth for soil enrichment. It cites scientists and predicts crop growth, while criticizing Democratic protection and tariff policy. It also notes Hon O A Johnson as a Republican railroad commissioner candidate and references a request for tariff legislation.
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O. A. Johnson
Editor Shober Attends Yankton Convention Late
Editor Shober, state committeeman for his county, arrived at the Yankton convention after a late start.
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Shober
Yankton
Frankfort Advocate Names New Publisher and Press Needs
The Frankfort Advocate announces a new publisher, Mr. W. J. Jones. The paper calls for a new roller and a more skilled or attentive pressman to improve production.
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Frankfort
Tariff tinkers face senate bill pressures
The text notes that tariffs are blamed for economic disruption yet asserts business can proceed under the senate bill framework despite public threats and pushback from opponents.
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Senate
Brookings Hosts Successful Teachers Institute Closure
The teachers institute in Brookings closed last week with strong praise for Miss Hotaling of Huron who received hearty thanks from the attendees for her contribution.
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Brookings
Miss Hotaling
Huron
Keep cool and welcome immigrants to Castle Garden
A plea to avoid harsh limits on immigration and to admit hundreds of millions more well-disposed people. The speaker urges gradual acceptance to help the continent grow, arguing for generous gates rather than rapid closure.
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Castle Garden
Outcome of Yankton convention irks both parties
It is admitted that there is much talk about the convention’s result, but the critics are mainly Democrats and Populists. They claim the outcome did not please all sides and that consensus remains elusive.
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H. T. Cooper
Deadwood
Huron
Gen. Hughes
Cooper
Yankton
Phillips
McKay
Labor and Statistics
Black Hills
Hills
Pierre
Pettigrew
Huronitz
Tyrant Pullman Advocates Power Over Independence
The text warns against a powerful figure described as a modern tyrant using glowing schemes to aid the working man. It argues true independence comes from owning oneself and owning a home, even if it means living in a modest ten dollar shack rather than a grand residence.
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Pullman
Local Call Seeks Burt Blosser for Jerauld County Auditor
The Plankinton Herald endorsed Burt Blosser as auditor for Jerauld County with support from a Brady Democrat. The Huron-1TE predicts Republicans will secure his election, despite mixed party views.
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Bro. Taubman
Plankinton Herald
Burt Blosser
Jerauld County
Huron- 1Te
Jerauld
Fraternal Wisdom Honors Board Appointment
Northwestern Monitor notes Editor Persons of the Howard South Dakota Press is named to the Madison state normal school board of trustees. The item highlights growing recognition for fraternity members.
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Northwestern Monitor
Howard
S. D
State Normal School
Madison
Mocking populist speakers sparks warning in Sioux Falls
A Sioux Falls Press note warns that Sons of Veterans at Huron should beware after they mock populist speakers, signaling potential friction between veteran groups and political commentators.
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John Sutherland
Pierre
Huron
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Potato Crop Report From Putney Farmer Yields 110 Bushels Per Acre
H W Campbell of Putney reports a potato crop averaging 110 bushels per acre on about 160 acres. He credits the strong yield in a dry year to constant cultivation and careful tending of the field practices.
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Aberdeen News
H. W. Campbell
Putney
The Kid is Getting There
A brief column from De Smet News Leader features a child remark about a barn padlock, joking about winter versus spring functionality as a playful glimpse into rural life and family chatter.
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de Smet News-Leader
Howard Press Editor Elected Madison Normal Trustee
R S Person editor of the How ard Press is chosen by the board of regents as a trustee for Madison Normal school. This is an official appointment reflecting the board's trust in his leadership and experience.
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Bridgewater Tribune
R. S. Person
Howard Press
Board of Regents
Madison Normal School
Meanness of Sin Sermon by Rev B H Burtt
The Chicago Tribune covers a sermon delivered at First Congregational Church last Sunday by Rev. B. H. Burtt of Huron. He spoke on "The Meanness of Respectable Sin," critiquing seemingly ordinary faults as moral failings.
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Sioux Falls
The
Chicago Tribune
First Congregational Church
B. H. Burtt
Huron
Mitchell Printing Co Dissolved and Local Business Moves
The Mitchell Printing Co has dissolved. H. L. Bras takes over the Educator and School Blank business and moves into the former Gillis’ store space. R. W. Wheelock plans retirement and a possible move to Minneapolis. A. E. Dean remains at the old stand.
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Mitchell Gazette
Mitchell Printing Co
H. L. Bras
Gillis
Mail
R. W. Wheelock
Gazette
Minneapolis
A. E. Dean
New slate of candidates announced with qualified recommendations
Press and Dakotan reports Kirk Phillips of Deadwood for treasurer Frank Crane of Water town for superintendent of public instruction J L Lockhart of Mil bank for commissioner of schools and public lands S A Wheeler of Butte county for commissioner of labor and statistics and George A Johnston of Mitchell for railroad commissioner all praised for ability character and representative qualifications
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Dakotan
Kirk Phillips
Deadwood
Frank Crane
Watertown
J. L. Lockhart
Milbank
S. A. Wheeler
Butte County
Labor and Statistics
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
Sheriff Long staff hunts for parties who fled the country
Beadle county lawmen led by Sheriff Long traveled to the city yesterday in search of individuals who had departed the country to evade legal actions.
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Madison Sentinel
Longstaff
Beadle County
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