Huron Local Notes Include Deaths and Arrivals
A roundup of community news from Huron mentions the death of Mrs. Charles Summers, church events, property purchases, and residents traveling to St Louis for meetings. Notables include Senator-elect R L Casey and Major Coffin. Also noted are church elections, repairs to the George Heinaman building, and Fidelity Fire Insurance capital increase.
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Alonzo Wardall
A. Y. van Doren
George (. Crose
Major Coffin
Walter Muir
St. Louis
Farmers’ Alliance of the United States
Holton Brothers
Geo. Heinaman
Dakota Avenue
Second Street
Heinaman
Fidelity Fire Insurace Company
Fidelity
South Dakota
Farmers Alliance
National Alliance
Coffin
Colorado
Thanksgiving Services And Free Reading Room Plans
Thanksgiving services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. E. English of the Baptist church delivering a sermon on godliness and contentment from I Tim 6 6. A collection for the poor was taken. A proposal for a free reading room was discussed with a committee named to pursue the project. The piece also includes unrelated notes on Sioux names, a dramatized tale of a lion cub, and various brief clippings.
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Methodist
E. English
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
H. A. Maxfield
F. H. Kent
Onrad
Bremen
Africa
Gian
Belle
Ae Paing
Conrad
Aed
Louis Globe-Democrat
Seventh annual Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen ball at Grand Opera House
The seventh annual reception and ball by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen was held Thanksgiving evening at the Grand Opera House. Attendance topped previous events with richer costumes and more lavish decorations. The Myers block supplied supper, the Huron orchestra provided music, and management credits praise their efforts.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Grand Opera House
Myers Block
C. B. Matheny
Huron Orchestra
Dorcas Society Appeals for Help in Garment Aid
Past month demands for relief to the Dorcas Society surge from worthy readers in need. Volunteers say many garments must be prepared and distributed but few workers cannot keep up. Women are urged to join Mrs. Wilmarth, Mrs. Aplin, or any Dorcas member in the Hills block basement to sew and deliver aid promptly.
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Dorcas Society
Huron
Wilmarth
Aplin
Hills
Bryant Marries Belle Flynn in Mandan
A short notice reports King Bryant wed Miss Belle Flynn in Mandan on November 28, 1889. The article notes Bryant, a leading Huron businessman, will reside with Mrs. Gales on Third Street and that friends welcome the new partnership.
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Hoxonire
King Bryant
Mandan
Belle Flynn
Ant
Trideyea
Gales
Third Street
Bryant
Huron
Forefathers Day Observance Noted by Congregationalists
On December 22 the Congregationalists of the city will observe Forefathers Day with appropriate services and activities.
Funeral Services for Mrs Summers Held at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Chas Summers died Saturday and funeral services were held Monday at the Presbyterian church with Rev D S McOsslin preaching. J D Howard has returned from Yankton where he inspected artesian wells and says the Yankton wells spout well though not drilled with cable. He expects his machinery to arrive soon to begin a new well locally.
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Charles Summers
Presbyterian Church
Mellette
Pierre
Watertown
Chas Summers
D. 8. McOsslin
Riverside
J. D. Howard
Yankton
Nodoke In It Fooling With Cost On The Score
The fragment jokes about cost being higher than a dish and hints at a recommendation. It mentions a front press and a racialized slang phrase, implying a satirical or satirical local note. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear event or person names.
Sleeplessness Rising Among Brain Workers
A medical note warns sleeplessness is increasing as brains grow more active. It condemns sleeping draughts and drugs, calling them dangerous and dangerous and urges watchful rest back to normal.
New York Merchant Rewards Clerks With Banknotes
A New York merchant celebrated his twenty year's marriage with a lavish gesture, giving each of his clerks banknotes from $1,000 down to $100 as a surprise token of appreciation. The event reflected his boastful pride and generous style in business.
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Mappa
New York
Hopeing Les Fest politics gain NBC traction
The latest political news item details rising attention around a local festival linked to campaign efforts. Key figures include organizers and supporters from several community groups. The piece notes potential timing and public interest but provides no concrete outcomes.
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