City Council Votes for Safe-City Bonds and Public Works
City council in regular session discusses November treasurer report, authorizes Wm H Vous bill for 60 41 and half to township, refers safe purchase proposal to public works, grants monthly use of City hall to Merchants Mercantile Association with expenses paid, and orders warrants for judges and clerks of a Dec 3 1889 election. Bond issue of 60000 approved to pay warrants. Train schedule from C N W and Manitoba yards printed for public reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Vous
A. Jacobsen
Committee On Public Works
Merchants’ Mercantile Association
Huronite notes local events and misidentifications
Mrs. F Chase of Chaseville guests of Dr A Follett Judge Spencer and wife return from New York visit. Reports of wolves and jack rabbits near Lake Byron. Attorney Murphy to move to Chicago. John Simmons butchers hogs. smallest 610 pounds. Miss Cora Peck ill in Hunorire composing room. Thomas Parker of Russell Kas visits two weeks. Plate glass at Trumbower’s broken. Goods sent to Faulk county for distribution. Rev D S McCaslin draws large crowds in Mitchell. Clergy Potter and wife return from Ithaca visit. Charley Halliday death rumor denied. J D Howard to Kansas to drill well. F W Whitney in town. new safe at American Express. Agent Bell withholds combination. Rev H S Mille and Jere Kimball attend Congregational church. J H Jones from Montana. Dorcas society aids clothing drive. Sam Glenn receives telegraph instrument. Huron merchants stock holiday goods. Donaldson Co promotes stock with ads. Prof R A Thompson of Sioux City considers locating a university in Huron. Ex-auditor Ward comments on Governor Mellette pardon letters. D H Latham notes Faulk county aid distribution and coal donations. Ten teachers from Huron high school teaching locally. Sheriff misidentification case of Frank Tradell clarified. not the man sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Bessie
New York
Lake Byron
Wm. Murphy
Chicago
John Simmons
Cora Peck
J. D. Howard
Kansas
F. W. Whitney
Register of Deeds
Jerauld County
American Express Company
Bell
Mille
Jere
Kimball
Birth and marriage of Hannsh A. White of Ohio and Iowa
Hannsh A White was born in Ohio November 27 1882. She moved to Shellsburg Iowa with her parents in 1849 and married Charles Summers December 21 1862. The couple later moved to Huron where she died November 30 1889 at age 49 years and 3 days. She joined the Baptist church at Shellsburg age 18 and later attended the Fresh Paden church in Dakota. Survived by four children, three with her husband. Funeral December 2 at the Presbyterian church led by Rev D B Caslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannsh A. White
Ohio
Shellsburg
Iowa
Charles Summers
Pain
Huron
Summers
Presbyterian Church
D. 8
cCaslin
New Cemetery Ground Purchased for Catholic Society
On Saturday Father Maddock M J Dinneen and Ed C Issenhuth bought ten acres of the John Mc Donald farm northeast quarter of section 17 range 110 town 61 for a Catholic burying ground. The land lies east of the Jim river opposite Riverside cemetery and will be platted with streets and alleys laid out and fenced with trees in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Maddock
M. J. Dinneen
Ed. C. Issenhuth
Catholic Society of
John McDonald
Jim River
Riverside Cemetery
Unclaimed Huron Post Office Week Ending December 7 1889
The notice lists unclaimed items and names recipients including Mrs. Carrie Clark Mrs. D D Clark and others with a request to present claims at the stamp window and pay one cent. Signed by John Longstaff P M.
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Huron
Eta
Bessie Ee
and Clark
Carrie
D. D. Clark
Jas
Ketchem
Catharine Ree
H. W. Kimball
Alice Donleavy
Katie Dol
Gleckler
W. H. McCounhey
Ettie M Haslett
W. H. —_Roberts
Resolutions of Huron W R C on Death of Mrs Summers
The Kilpatrick W R C No 2 Dakota passes resolutions expressing sorrow at the death of Mrs Summers of Huron. They commend her character, extend sympathy to her husband and family, plan a memorial service, drape the corps charter, and publish notices. Also notes a medicinal advertisement for Santa Arie and California Capacure remedies with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Huron
P. E. W. Watrox
L. Laney
Rora Tromas
Card of Thanks for Mellor Family Mourning
The Chalmers express gratitude for kindness shown during the loss of their loved one. They acknowledge the support from friends and neighbors and extend thanks to all who offered sympathy. Huron, Dee, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Huron
Dee
Funeral of Martin Issenhuth at St Martin's Church
The funeral from St Martin's Catholic church at 2 pm Sunday drew a large crowd. Father Maddock preached the sermon. Interment followed in the new Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Issenhuth
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Father Maddock
New Catholic Cemetery
California Fig Syrup Co Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts a fruit syrup as a universal remedy for stomach issues and constipation. It claims rapid relief and recommends the product to all, presenting it as a trusted folk cure with referenced benefits and social acceptance.
Detroit Bakers Work Ten Hours for Weekly Pay
Detroit bakers labored ten hours with first hands paid 14 dollars per week and second hands paid 12 dollars per week as reported.
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Detroit
A Lady in South Carolina Finds Relief with Mother’s Friend
A South Carolina writer calls the labor from using Mother’s Friend shorter and less painful than prior births. She credits the product and suggests readers contact The Bradfield in Atlanta, Georgia for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Paola
Bradfield
Atlanta, Ga
Capt. Pateh Heads to Columbia for Winter Stay
Capt. Pateh departed for Columbia Tennessee on Tuesday and plans to remain there until early spring, establishing a temporary residence for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Pateh
Columbia, Tenn
Constipation remedy notes and European wages fact
Reinet and tove me system effectually gently, Ww. costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy ac tivity, without irritating or weakening them use Syrup of Figs. Americans pay less for food than European working men in proportion to wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinet
Dr King’s New Discovery Adds Relief for Throat and Chest
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as guaranteed relief for throat, lung, and chest ailments. It claims the product is pleasant and safe and promises satisfaction or purchase price return. A separate report notes a 2,500 ton Pennsylvania bridge move of 258 feet in 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Pennsylvania
Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier and Tonic
An American statesman cites testimony from thousands praising sarsaparilla for curing rheum and other illnesses from impure blood. The tonic allegedly removes fatigue, boosts appetite, and strengthens the whole body.
Government of France Takes Control of Telephones
A fragmentary report states the French government has seized telephones and will operate them. A quoted consumer critic contrasts Pond's Extract with imitators, insisting on genuine product quality. The text lacks clear chronology or additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
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Manitoba
N. W
H. J. Green
N. Olson
F. Williams
H. J. Rice
Wales
F. Chase
Chaseville, New York
Dr. A. ©. Follett
Thomas Parker
Russell, Kas
City
Trumbower's Dry Goods Store
Faulk County
Mitchell Republican
Rev. D. 8
McCaslin
The
Republican
Chas. Potter
Ithaca
Charley Halliday
Pierre
J. H. Jones
Montana
Jones
Virginia
Gen. Taylor
George P. Swift
W. Glenn
Ed. J.miller
Gov. Mellette
Miner
James L. Dubois
E. + . Walton
Chapman
L. H. Sheldon
Harold
Dorcas Society
Sam W. Glenn
Gnal
Prere
Donaldson & Co
Huronics
J.C. Donaldson & Co
Jale
Sonction Sethe
Baal
R. A. Thompson
Sioux City
Huren
Thompson
Ward
Depot Hotel
Huvnonite
Mellette
Wm. Oswald
Sioux Falls
D. H. Latham
DeVoe
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milwaukee Railroad
Hatter Grant
Florence Ramer
Clara Cressey
Nellie Botsford
Ina Hotelling
Mattie Cressey
Edna Stonebreaker
Marion Russell
Lucille Thompson
Sadie Cawood
Beadle County
Heronite
Mellon
Nebraska
Betten
Sioux County
Frank Trudell
Tradell
Hawarden
Dakota Central Division
Anatote
Gcad Goviel
Burns
Huron W R.C
South Dakota
Third Street
Santa Arie
California
J.C. Donaldson &c
C. H. Cameron
Minneapolis
E. J. Jenkinson
Tribune
E. O. Parker
United States Land Office
Brookings
General Land Office
Washington
Kilpatrick
A. Sherman
L. P. Teeters
Lewis McDonald
J. H. DeVoe
T. M. Shanafelt
Lewis Raymond
J. B. Coomer
E. Thomas
Relief Corps
C. L. Summers
J. BR. O'Neal
E. M. Thomas
J. W. Griffith
American Statesman
Sarsarilla
Pond
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