Huron Items Chronicle Fire Breaks and Local News
Local notices urge immediate fire break maintenance and weed harvest. Reports include visits by Geo Miller and Hon E C Chilicott, a streetcar crossing completion, accidents, a dog theft scare, hunting season closure, and social events plus upcoming weddings and business changes in Huron.
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Dick Wharton
Wolsey
First National Bank
Geo. Miller
Huron
E. C. Chilicott
Agricultural College
Brookings
Ireland
A Little Surprise in a Parsonage Wedding
A Washington special reports E. J. Dean of South Dakota and Mrs. Carrie A. Borden formerly of New York were married at the parsonage of the People s church this afternoon. Dean, who lived in Waverly and served one term in the legislature, recently took up homestead in South Dakota. Mrs. Dean owns property here and has interests in Portland. The couple will travel west, then east as far as Iowa, where Dean plans to campaign for the Populists and resume editorship of the Iowa Tribune.
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Fassett
Wm. Larrabee
Larrabee
Clermont Lowe
Appleman
Iowa
G. Laube
Laties Society
The
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Aplin
Washington
Sioux City Journal
People's Charch
E. J. Dean
South Dakota
Carrie A. Borden
New York
Dean Brierly
Waverly
Uya
Redfield College Offers Tuition Offset by Rail Fare
The notice states tuition is charged but offset by railroad fare savings compared with distant schools. Free tuition for one year is available to the best scholar in each county and from each high school, selected by the county superintendent or high school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield College
O. F. Kutnewsky
Redfield
Law for Steam Threshers in Weather Crop Bulletin
The bulletin notes frost in the eastern state areas with light frost warnings and says flax is being harvested while much corn in the southeast avoids frost. It also outlines a bond requirement of 500 dollars for steam threshers and penalties for noncompliance, including misdemeanor conviction.
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Lim
Memoirs of Bonaparte Deportation Diary Preview
An excerpt teases the deportation tale from Bonaparte’s voyage era told by a key figure and his follower. It notes daily impressions from the man who held Europe in his hands and says the diary will appear in early issues of The Cory ry.
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Bonaparte
Europe
Cory Ry
Redfield College Opens Seventh Year and Growth Plans
Redfield College enters its seventh year on September 20, 1893 with 159 students enrolled last year. A new Indies hall is under construction for female students as the school offers five thorough courses. The notice also highlights prospects of enrollment and scholarship inquiries despite hard times.
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Redfield College
New Indies
Fraternal Wisdom and Political Watchword
A. A. Fuvet hosts visiting sisters Mrs. Wm Elise of Huron and Miss Mayfaust this week. Mrs. Biss comes with her two children. The article urges the majority to accept responsibility for a vote and warns free coinage advocates against filibustering to block it.
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A.A. Fuvet
Wm. Elise
Huron
Miss Mayfaust
Difference of Opinion on Silver Policy in South Dakota
Ex Governor Mellette says the people are against silver while Major Pickler believes sentiment favors the white metal. The column suggests Pickler is the more accurate observer of public opinion in the state.
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Madison Sentinel
Mellette
South Dakota
Major Pickler
Majoor Pickler
Soothing Music at Republican Convention Provokes Debate
A De Smet Independent correspondent notes the Volga Tribune reports the local council paid for music at the recent Republican convention. The event drew mixed reactions but was deemed necessary to calm tensions and preserve order during the gathering.
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Volga Tribune
de Smet
Pac
Good Time Coming Promises Bright Treasury Outlook
The Sioux Falls Press notes Europe pours gold into the nation, risking depletion of global reserves, while the treasury reserve remains overflowing. The piece predicts good times returning and hints the old song may be revived.
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Sioux Falls Press
Europe
Uncle Sam
Treasury Reserve
Governor predicts state crops will be best in union
Governor Sheldon says the state's crops, taken as a whole, will be the best in the union. Mrs. Bowman returns from Wisconsin noting dry weather and a nearly failed potato crop, plus chintz bugs in wheat and rust in oats.
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Union
Onida Watchman
Govenor Sheldon
Bowman
Wisconsin
Prospects Favorable Campaign for Circuit Judgeship Race
The Clark Pilot Review notes a favorable outlook for a clean campaign for circuit judgeship. Both Judge Andrews and Judge Bouck receive high press regard and the contest is expected to be friendly with little personal vitriol.
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Clark
Andrews
Bouck
Prosperity Returning Says Hand County Press
The Hand County Press argues that prosperity is returning as public confidence slowly improves and unsettled minds begin to settle, noting that troubles are largely in the public mindset and show signs of fading.
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Hand County Press
Prophet Pettigrew Criticism Sparks North Dakota Sioux Commentary
A Sioux City Tribune criticizes Senator Pettigrew as a financial and political wreck in an opinion piece while defending Pettigrew as better known in the state. The column notes the Tribune writer is frequently mistaken but preserves Pettigrew as a prominent figure in South Dakota politics.
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Sioux
South Dakota
Senator Pettigrew
Sioux City Tribune
Tribune
Pettigrew
Frank Pettigrew
The Change Has Come. Sturgis Record.
Two citizens, B. P. Hough and Joe Bates, received notice of pension suspension. Bates sought evidence of disability tied to duty, while Hough, 65, served in the 18th Wisconsin Infantry and was imprisoned in Georgia before his pension for rheumatism and heart trouble. The pension bureau halted payments amid unspecified information.
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Sturgis
B. P. Hough
Joe Bates
Pension Bureau
Bates
Hough
18Th
Wisconsin Infantry
Heke Smith
Georgia
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EB. HY. Aplin
Aberfieen
M. L
Tank” Strong
S.A. Ramey
Sioux Falla
Karl
Root
C. W. Hooper
Minocqua
Wis) Times
OC. W. Hooper
Surveyor General’s Office
J. H. Arnold
Congregational Church
T. S.hawkins
Chattanooga
Fenn
Shiloh
Evangelist
John Westabl
Ne Huron
al. Holba
Asprid
Spat
J . Pickler
Feulkton
Mre. Pickpildren
Pickler
W. J. Smith
Whitewood
Chadron
Stanwood
Ad Wee
Geo
Mith
Er. Baldwin
St. Paul
O. M. Harrison
Chicago
Indianapolis
Jim Ward
Pierre
Aberdeen and Pierre
B. Sterling
Will
Ed. Sterling
New-York
Dover Plains
G. E. Haney
Elson
Nebraska
L. C. Kemp
Minnie L. Burdick
Milton Juanction
Dave Jeffries
Dave
Huronire
New York Tribune
Dakota
Houronire
New York Weekly Tribune
Horonitz
Hurowitz and Tribune
Sam
Haron
Northwest
United States
Sam Appel
Vertia m
Pontage Pela Aponeen
United
Shannon & Longstaff
J. C. Klemme
Nsurance
Beadle County Abstract CO
H. G. Wilde
John L. Pyle
Ttorney
National Bank
Ctorney
Opera House
S. M. West
Reed Block
Firet National Bank
M. F. Bone
Hood
Weather Crop Bulletin
Law
Minnesota
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