Huron Items From Monday’s Daily
Secretary Ayres of Pierre visits Huron while Theo Stecker from Zumbrota stays at the Dakota House. Mrs J N Markham leaves for Hartford for a short visit. Thomas Lucky and wife return from Duluth heated term on the lakes. C McAllister and family depart for Minnesota to settle there. A B Brown of Wolsey aids Sioux City Journal interests here with Perkins Bros. Wm Cragg of Lears Iowa in town ten days checking Beadle wool and departs after purchasing over 20000 pounds from Tomlinson and D Suits. John F Anderson lumber dealer from Chamberlain Woonsocket Alpena plans a Virgil yard with himself in charge. Anderson surveys Huron for a potential new lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Brown
Wolsey
Sioux City Journal
Perkins Bros
Wm. Cragg
Lears
Iowa
Dakota Houe
Beadle County
James Tomlinson
D. Suits
Huron
John F. Anderson
Chamberlain, Woonsocket and
Alpena
J. H. King
Anderson
Virgil
Mr. Anderson
Anders
Resignation of Huron pastor shocks congregation
Rev Vander Las announced his resignation at the close of a Sunday sermon, effective after years of faithful service since 1898. The Lakeside Presbyterian church of Storm Lake, Iowa, extends a unanimous call that prompted the move, and a Wednesday meeting will consider acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Vander Las
Huron
Lakeside Presbyterian Church
Storm Lake
Iowa
Huss Calfee Wedding in Methodist Church
Frank A. Huss of Pierre and Minnie M. Calfee of Huron wed today at noon in the local Methodist church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Houlgate of Pierre with Rev. Calfee assisting. The altar bloomed with flowers while many relatives and friends offered congratulations. The bride will be missed in Huron. the groom will reside in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Huss
Pierre
Minnie M. Calfee
Mr. Houlgate
Miss Caffee
Huron
William Dunlevy Dies After Long Illness
William Dunlevy died at his Yale home Monday after a long illness. He was sixty four and had lived in the county nineteen years. He leaves a wife and two children. The funeral from the Catholic church at Cavour Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Father Desmond presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dunlevy
Yale
Mr. Dunlevy
Cavour
Father Desmond
Farmer Fined for Poaching Prairie Chickens in South Dakota
Joe Daum, fearing September 1st, hunted a covey of prairie hens near the fields. He shot into the covey, dropping two birds, and was confronted by Willie Hills and others who brought him to camp. In court he pled guilty, fined 24 dollars, and his gun and dogs were seized under South Dakota law. The case underscores equal enforcement of the law across occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daum
Joe
Willie Hills
South Dakota
Wanted rooms near Pres. French for two ladies
Two rooms sought for light housekeeping by two women, one a college teacher. Address inquiries to Pres. French.
South Dakota Chicago Picnic Invitation Acknowledged
A South Dakota Chicago picnic reunion for former residents will be held at Jackson Park on Saturday August 25 1900 at 2 PM. The Pavillion NE corner serves as rendezvous with meals provided by a caterer and a voluntary $1 contribution. D E Kerr is coordinating invitations and a large, jovial gathering is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jackson Park
Houronire
South Dakota
Park
Cottage Grove Avenue
Illinois Central
South Park
Sixty-third Street
College Fair Notice Invites Plant Donations and Loans
The committee in charge of the college county air appeals to residents of Huron and nationwide to donate or loan flowering plants for the college fair. Notify L. C. Kemp to contribute, as seasonable plants can be potted for decorative displays rather than perish in gardens. The community’s response has been very gratifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Kemp
Huron
College County
Notable residents visit and local incidents reported
Hon J R Milligan of Sioux City visits the city while Secretary of State Roddle calls. Mr and Mrs Eckhart plan a Chicago visit. Miss Murtaugh departs for Iowa. Mr and Mrs Andrew Stewart return from Armenia after a death in the family. Al Roberts attends his grandmother's funeral in South Bend. H E Rarsback is fined $10 for game law violation. Frank Roberts sustains a serious wrist injury. Rocky Mountain Tea ads precede and follow these notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Milligan
Sioux City
Roddle
Surveyor General's Office
South Bend
Indiana
Pelmel
Rocky Mountain
H. E. Rarsback
Lake Byron
Milne
Kemp
Frank Roberts
Wolsey
Roberts
Wood
Alford
Madison Medicine Co
Good Medicine for Children Helps Deming Baby
O P M Holliday of Deming Ind recalls teething months in June and July causing diarrhoea and stomach sickness. He administered four drops of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in water, and the child recovered immediately. Sold at Wheeler s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Chamberlain
Wheeler’s
Ripened corn yields praised by Foxton boys in Beadle county
The county reports a strong corn crop with frost risk largely passed. Squaw corn is nearly mature while later varieties glaze over. The Foxton boys on the doctor's farm northeast of the city produced the best samples, suggesting yields in Beadle county may be among the state’s top. Wet August delayed maturing but aided quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxton Boys
Iowa
Beadle County
It Saved His Baby Diarrhoea Remedy praised in Oregon
It Saved His Baby recounts J H Doak of Williams Oregon seeking relief for a severely sick infant. After doctors failed, Diarrhoea Remedy provided immediate relief and complete cure, sold at Wheelers Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Doak
Williams Oregon
Chamberlain
Wheeler
Ohio voter sentiment favors McKinley over Bryan says Ruder
Garrettsville resident J M Ruder told HurONITE reporter in Huron that Ohio will back McKinley strongly this fall. He predicts McKinley will win Ohio by a large margin and says Bryan has little chance in northern states while his strength is noted in the west. Ruder reports doing business with Trevitt & Abell in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ruder
Garrettsville
Ohio
Huron
Bryan
McKinley
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Promises Quick Relief
Shake into your shoes and ease aching feet with Allen's Foot-Ease. Cools, softens tight or new shoes, and relieves corns bunions swollen smarting hot and sweating feet. Trusted by thousands, it cures while you walk. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Sample free, Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Mple
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Candidate seeks re election as county register of deeds
J C Klemmee announces his candidacy for re election to the office of register of deeds of the county subject to voter decision at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register of Deeds
J. C. Klemmee
Bids for Coal Issued by Huron Board of Education
Sealed bids for 120 tons of soft coal and 20 tons of hard coal will be received by the Huron city board of education until 6 p m August 25 1900. Soft coal to be used at the Illinois and Utah street school basement and hard coal at the bank building. Bids must specify coal grade quality and bidder must note the proposal details. The board may reject all bids. Also a help wanted ad for a girl at C H Longstaffs pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City of Huron
Illinois
Utah Street
Ar . E. Beacu
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Viece
Law
C. A. Kelley
Real Estate and Insurance
Dak. Ave
Huron, S. D
Hopeatuc
J. Howard
Dakota
Bam
City
Aes
Hms
First National
Real Esta Corporation
Mouser
Huron, South Dakota
Burnham, Trevett & Maattice
If. E. Walton, D. D. S
Ayres
The
Theo. Stecker
Zumbrota, Minn
Dakota House
J. N. Markham
Hartford
Thomas Lucky
Duluth
Mrs. C. McAllister
Minnesota
Vander Las Rengmns
Huron Presbyterian Church
Lakeside Presbyterian Church of
Storm Lake, Ia
B. P. Hoover
H. H. Wibert
Logan
Hvronite
W. A. Prather
Watertown
Bessie Smith
A. B. Barnes
Wessington
C. A. Blake
M. Booth
R. S. Gleason
Aberdeen
American Book Company
Roy Flower
John Vanderberg
Faulk County
Huron Station
J. F. Armstrong
Faulkton
L. Lapier
Houghton Block
Owl
P. F. Bussey
Harrisburg
Arizona
W. S. Moffet
H. J. McGarvey
Mr. Frank C. Huss
Miss Minnie Calfee
D. E. Kerr
N. Robey St
A. B. Melville
Frank W. Halligan
J. A. Waring
Victor J. Wuest
Walter L. French
Harry F. Hunter
Fred G. White
M. W. Egan
Sam T. Clover
Arthur C. Phillips
Harr B. Carlton
H. J. Pheps
Oscar O. Murray
Arthur L. Curry
Horace M. Goddard
C. A. Griswold
E. A. Tillman
H. M. Benedict
College Fair Notice
Buckeye State
E. B. Soper
Webb Vincent
Geo. C. Fullinweider
Standard Savings Bank
Huron, Souta Dakota
U.S
Canada
Colcord & Richardson
Ake Abeade
Third and
Wisconsin Streets
Nilhards Trust
C. H Longstaff’s Pharmacy
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