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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
2
Local Huron updates include Gov Elrod visiting on railway stops, merchants gearing for Christmas trade, and coal dealers reporting no shortage. Schools close Friday for Christmas with pending reshuffle of Prof Smith’s successor. Community notes cover weather, visits, sports, library additions, and civic club activities.
Ed Longren departed for Elderon Wisconsin where he will work in real estate. Snowy Sunday brought many Huronians out for sleigh rides. 8.8. Smith longtime Huron resident died in Illinois. remains to be buried in Huron. Claude Cambero sentenced to two years in Sioux Falls penitentiary. Pierre reports Superintendent McCarty overseeing divisions with 22 crews on the line from Huron to Pierre. Deadwood Times praises Rev. Marshal Montgomery for a masterful memorial address at Elks services in Deadwood and notes his former tenure in Grace Church in Huron.
Mes James Cory and Null hosted a delightful luncheon and card party for a select group of friends. Mrs. Al Robinson held a pleasant luncheon at her Idaho street home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Chas Koepp entertained at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Huron ladies attended a luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. L. Davis of Hitchcock for a pleasant afternoon. Mesdames Gee and John Longstaff entertained friends at a palatable luncheon Friday afternoon. Mesdames E. H. Grant and Coe I. Crawford gave a delightful luncheon to several ladies.
The college chapel hosted a candy social Tuesday night with a short program and an auction of candy boxes. Proceeds benefit the athletic association as Prof. Kemp leaves tonight for Vermilion to attend the state athletic convention. The Blackburnian and Philomathean debates begin Friday at eight in the chapel, with both societies eager to win.
Postmaster conducts list of undelivered letters for the week ending Saturday December 1 1906. Names include Baldridge C T Brook Mrs ecard Benteau Anna Maggie Chard John Clausen Fred Collins James Cohen Maurice Cunningham Clyde Cunningham George Dix Robert F card Drithen G Ferguson E W Fitts Mrs Della Graham Mrs Tom Harvey Vera Hearing A M Hoff man Mrs C E Jennings H D card Joigins Mrs Goldy Johnson W 8 card Jones Orville 3 cards Mapel H V card Mayne Anna Mulligan Wm Pickles Hattie Pinkerton Edna Poe Edward Quinn Mes J C Rosie Ryther Mrs Lawrence Stephens N W Tanner E E Telilk C Tarre Peter card Twaddle K D Upham Geo Weed Wm G card Wheaton Carolin card Whiteside Rev J card Williams L card Wilkinson card care of WF Coleman Williams Eddy Wilcox Gale card JOHN Lowest Tarr Postmaster
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The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission notes Laxative Honey products contain opiates and croton oil, presenting poisonous purgative risks. It refuses to accept Foley's and Tar in yellow packaging and cautions against Honey and Tar products with false claims.
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