Will Wear Diamonds Neil Finch and Miss Edna Holabush Win Second Prizes
The Huronite diamond ring contest crowned Edna Hollarbush as Indica second prize and Neil Finch as gentleman's second prize after a late vote count. Judges Aware of the final tally awarded Josephine Dineen first ladies prize and Ed Strube first gentleman prize.
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Neil Finch
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Josephene Dinne
Josephine Dineen
Edna Hollarbush
Indica
Electric company worker Karl Yung dies fixing lamp
Karl Yung an Electric company employee was electrocuted Wednesday evening while fixing an arc lamp at the corner of Wisconsin and Third streets. He had worked for the company since October 1 and was responsible for adjusting lamps. Remains were prepared for burial and sent to Oregon City for interment after a brief service. Manager Bowe states the lamp voltage was correct and suggests a weak heart may have caused the fatal shock.
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The
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Third
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Bowe
Doan's Kidney Pills Publicized For Kidney Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble and back pain. It features user testimonials from Robert B. Mayberry of Mitchell South Dakota claiming five years of suffering and possible Bright's disease, praising relief and urging continued use with Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents. The piece also notes Areman and Loyd opening a harness shop on Third Street opposite the Royal hotel in Huron with modern stock and repair services.
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Robert B. Mayberry
Lawler St
Mitchell, S. D
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United State
Sioan’s
Stoke
Areman and Loyd
Huron
Third
Royal*hotel
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge officers tour South Dakota lodges
Busy H J Rice grand secretary and Rue E Dana grand master led a ten day tour visiting lodges in the southern part of the state. Highlights included revived activity at Oacoma after fire dormancy, sessions at Chamberlain Woonsocket and Tyndall, and instigation of new lodges in Fairfax Herrick and Dallas. Intermittent open meetings drew large attendances and plans for building upgrades.
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Grand Lodge
South Dakota
Rue E. Dana
Oacoma
Chamberlain
C. L. Fillebrown
Woonsucket
J. B. Staymond
A. E. Clough
Tyndall
Zinn Richey
Fairfax
Fairfax Rebecah Lodge No
Herrick
Rebekah
Dallas Lodge
Dallas
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
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Rebekahs
State Corn Show Opens In Sioux Falls With Corn Exhibits
The Corn Growers Association of South Dakota holds its annual session in Sioux Falls starting Monday December 21 for four days. Beadle County corn is praised as the best in the state, with plans for extensive exhibits. The program includes corn based luncheon and meat and corn product cooking demonstrations led by Miss Fromine, showcasing demonstrations and fireless cooker techniques.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Beadle
Promme
Beadle County Invites Girls to Model Kitchen Exposition
Beadle County Superintendent Smith seeks two girls to represent the county in the Model Kitchen Section of the National Corn Exposition at Omaha December 9 to 19. A panel of eight state university experts will lecture on domestic economy with tests and demonstrations. Scholarships lodging and chaperonage arranged with YWCA and Sisters of Mercy for moderate rates. Public contributions urged to fund sending two of four bright girls. reports on return to county school meeting. Confer with Superintendent Smith at the courthouse.
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Beadle County
Omaha
Corn Belt
Young Women’s Christian Association
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Fung
Huron Clinches State Football Title In Tie Victory
Huron defeated Brookings 17 to 0 to secure the state championship for 1905 as Yankton and Huron share the honors. The game drew a large crowd despite bad weather and proved one sided from the start with Huron dominating play. Yankton hopes to meet Union on neutral ground to decide the title, but the 1905 schedule appears finished.
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Huron
Brookings
Seaves
Yankton
Pierre Maintains Pure Water Despite Typhoid Reports
The Pierre board of health denies impure water claims after a reservoir cleaning found no contamination. Typhoid cases are attributed to patients from smaller towns seeking treatment at Pierre hospital, not to Pierre’s supply. Authorities emphasize guarded reservoirs and strict protection against contamination.
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Pierre
Pierre Bond of Health
Texas Land Excursion Delayed To December Or January
An excursion to the Gulf Coast planned for November 17 has been postponed to a later date, likely December 1 or around January 1, depending on what suits prospective travelers. Information booklets are available from Philip Lawrence, Suite 10, Hills block.
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Gulf Coast
Philip Lawrence
Hills Block
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