Thanksgiving in Huron high on social scenes
Huron residents report a busy Thanksgiving with visits by George Comerford Con R Huntley Hamilton Kerr and wife Senator Kyle and others. The town saw a Windsor dinner hosted by Major and Mrs E M Thomas and a pay car delivering silver dollars to Northwestern railway workers amid community events.
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Hamilton Kerr
Senator Kyle
Washington City
H. C. Shober
Huron
Fassett
Sioux Falls
Hood
Windsor House
Major
E. M. Thomas
North-Western Railway
Thomas Cawood
Hand County
South Dakota
Emma Cawood
John Millan
Cram case verdict and local obituaries in Beadle County
Beadle County Circuit Court heard the Cram case with a verdict finding no damage from the dam though it raises water. The docket also covers the State v Koester for shooting at Bergstrom on August 17, with background narrative of events. An obituary for Dr. G. W. Moody, former South Dakota Medical Association president, recounts his career from Chicago to Huron and his civic roles, praising his quiet service and influence. The Alpena Journal notes local Huron visits and a high school entry, plus remarks on bindery plant quality.
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South Dakla
William S. Koester
Andrew J. Bergstrom
Koester
Bergstrom
George W. Moody
Chicago Medical College
New York City
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
Isham
Dakota
Lennox
Central Dakota
North-Western Railroad
Virginia Barclay
Huron
South Dakota Medical Association
State Board of Health
Governor Church
Moody
G. W. Moody
W.B O
Alpena Journal
James McDowell
Milliken
James Venable
James
Shannon & Longstaff
Vander Weyde and Smith Wed in New York City
In New York City on Tuesday October 16, 1894, by Rev. George S. Webster, William Minley Vander Weyde and Florence May Crabb Smith were married. Florence is daughter of Mrs. A S Stillman of New York and niece of Captain B F Teets and Edward Teets of Lakeside, 8 D.
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Waxover Weyde-Smith
New York City
George S. Webster
Church of the Covenant
William Minley Vander Weyde
Florence May Crabb Smith
A.S. Stillman
New York
B. F. Teets
Edward Teets
Lakeside
New Eight-Inch Well At Huron Produces 126 PSI
The Huron well reaches 126 pounds per square inch pressure at 900 feet, still rising, refuting the belief that artesian wells reduce pressure. It could supply tanks without an air lift, saving taxpayers thousands yearly in maintenance costs.
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Yankton
Huron
Teething Remedies Cited For Babies In Old Notice
The note promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve pain, and cure wind colic and diarrhea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Thanksgiving sermon fills Baptist church with grateful praise
Rev. C. B. Clark delivered a Thanksgiving morning sermon to a large city audience at 11 o clock in the Baptist church. He cited Davie's words and traced Jewish history to modern times, praising national progress and urging gratitude to the Great Ruler amid hardship. A generous collection for the needy followed.
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Baptist Church
C. B. Clark
Davie
Clark
Estrayed horse in Huron seeks owner for reward
A dark bay horse aged five with two white hind feet shod in front, black mane and tail strayed from Huron. Return to J. H. Sutphen at Corner Fifth and Idaho streets, Huron, S. D., for a $10 reward.
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Huron
J. H. Sutphen
Corner Fifth
Idaho Streets
S. D
Unclaimed Letters at Huron Post Office 1894
List of unclaimed notices for week ending December 1 1894 includes Booth Alfred Jones W D Bliemsman Halver Kemper Mr Paul Barney Jas H Mills R G Davis Mrs Wm Nichols Rev A A Eberhart A G Ohlsson Chas Hanton C E Whitlock John F. Callers must state advertised in the Huron ITE and pay one cent at stamp window J B Cogan P M Brookings Register reports educators near Huron await the South Dakota Educational Association annual meeting December 26 27 28 with expected large attendance.
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Huron
South Dakota
Brookings Register
South Dakota Educational Association
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Chrismas Games
Teen” ‘Spice Co
Toledo, O
George Comerford
Con R. Huntley
California
Frank Aiken
Canton
Pierre
Anna McFarlane
Broadland
Brookings
Lon Melville
San Diego
Cal
Sterling
Wife
Melville
Wcerld’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Foxton
Chicago & North- Western
Fred M. Wilcox
Georgetown
Texas
W. B. Cronk
Dr. Moody
Northwestern Matuial
Milwaukee
Northwestern
B. H. Suullivan
D. K Bryant
Plankinton
Mr. Sullivan
Georgia
W.B Hubbard
Armour
C. F. Reed
W. H. Thrall
C. M. Daley
B. H. Burtt
South Dakota Board of Foreign Missions
The
Congregational Church
Granger
Heronite
South Dakota Irrigation Association
Iowa
Asher F. Pay
Dr. Pierce
Congregational
Brotherhood of Railroad
R R
Opera House
C. W. Hinman
L. A. Lawrence
John Hinman
A. E. Anderson
H. Z. Sturgeon
E E. Given
A. L. McWhorter
D. E. Conlin
H. D. Armstrong
Thomas Madden
W. Hinman
Brookings Orchestra
Sweet Home
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of
Circuit Court
Beadle County
A. W. Campbell
Jesse Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
W. B. Catten
St. Louis
R.R. Surgeons’ Association
Allcock
Brandreth’s Pills
I. O. O. F. James River Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
S. M. West
Sec’y
H. J. Rier
Huron Canton
Colfax Lodge
D. of R. No. 9
Eucalyptus Camp
I. O.O. F. Hall
M L. Tesry
F. G. Wilpe
Clerk
U. W. Huron Home Lodge
Second Oak
I. O. F. Hall
M. West
H. Davis
W. M. Sec
A. P. A. Huron Council
R. D. Woorton
M. M. Bunt
Joe Syracuse
K. P
Castle Hall
Joan Lonestarr
N. Wardall
R. 8
G. A. R. Kilpatrick
Department of South Dakota
Veteran Hall
Horace G. Wotre
Demaree
Mizpah
C. E
Masonic Hall
H. C. Hincxley
W. M
W. Sherman
North-Western
Florida
Mexico
New Mexico
Louisana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Chicago & North- Western Railway
J. W. Waldrip
Wisconsin St
Treadway
DR. Hathaway & CO
12Th and
Nebraska
Sioux City
L Woodworth
Undertaker
National Bank of Dakota
Qealer
Ets Mimeig
J. H. McLean
Bright
Dr. J. H. Mclean Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
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