Pioneer Dry Goods House Seeks Christmas Rush
Mrs Corwin Johnson heads to Watertown for a visit then Lead to join her husband and two sons at Home stead Mining. Edward Hawley packing to move his family to Huron while noting Sioux Falls may not get the capital but forecasting a bright future for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Johnson
Watertown
Lead
Homestead Mining Company
M. Booth
Argus
South Dakota
Pioneer Dry Goods
Sioux Falls
Edward Hawley
Huron
Mr. Hawley
Preston sells residence on Nebraska Street to Wood
Preston sold his residence on Nebraska street to John Wood of Wesington Springs. The new occupants will take possession early in January. J. T. Fishburn and wife of Chicago with their son D B were in the city over Sunday. Mr. Fishburn is of the firm of Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Nebraska Street
John Wood
Wessington Springs
J. T. Fishburn
Chicago
D. B
Mr. Fisburn
Carson
Davis Leaves Huron After Long Public Service
The article notes the departure of a longtime local official in Huron. Davis served as deputy county treasurer, cashier at major banks, and alderman for four terms, earning a reputation for honesty and ability. He organized the Huron Land and Loan Company and headed it as president before moving on. The Heronite laments losing such a substantial citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Dakota
Standard Saving Bank
Davis
Richards Trust Company
Huron Land and Loan Company
Huron
Heronite
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
Advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous lining. It offers a $100 reward for catarrh related deafness cured by Halli's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best, with Toledo based F. J. Cheney Co. distributing at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halli
F. J. Cheney’ & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ed Longren backs to Huron to reclaim Northwestern post
Ed Longren, who left Huron two months ago for Skandinavia Wisconsin, plans to return to his old job with the Northwestern Railway. His family will join him next spring. President C H French of Huron College reports gains from his eastern endowment drive. J A Bushfield is recommended for re appointment as Miller postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longren
Huron
Skandinavia
Wis
North-Western
C. H. French
Huron College
French
J. A. Bushfield
Miller
Bush
Davis to Leave Beadle County for Normal Illinois Post
W S Davis president of Union Land and Loan will move to Normal Illinois soon after January 1 to join D C Smith a Illinois millionaire overseeing the loan department of Smiths business. Davis came to Beadle county in 1883 and lived near Lake Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Davis
Union Land and Loan Company
Normal
Ill
D. C. Smith
Illinois
Mr. Davis
Prosperous Huron Odd Fellows Plan Home and New Officers
The Huron James River Lodge No. 32 O. of F. reports rapid growth since June adding eighteen members and plans to repair and enlarge the Dakota avenue building. Newly elected officers include J. A. Colcord noble grand and Carl Peterson vice grand, with others named. The piece also notes a memorial for Clara McKvaine and a string of local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James River
O. F
Dakota Avenue
W. L. Bliss
Odd Fellows
J. A. Colcord
Noble Grand
Carl Peterson
H. J. Ward
Charles Lampe
H.J. Rice
F. H. Holton
Geo. Grove
Removal advocates push Brookings as capital site
John Longstaff editor of the HURONITE and newly elected Beadie county legislator stopper in Brookings on a St. Paul trip. He backs capital removal and predicts the capital will be moved to Huron. Brookings removalists largely favor Huron and call the city the logical location along the North-Western road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings Press
John Longstaff
Huronite
Beadie County
Brookings
St. Paul
Longstaff
Huron
Brookings County
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending December 13
Uncalled letters at Huron post office include John Andrews Orr Chaffee Foster Mrs F J Fuller O O Harden Hartwig Wirtue Hill Oscar Hillikson Lena Miss Hillikson W H Kendall C D Killum E D Langan J F Lodge Rev E L Miller Harman Nelson BH W Sherriden S F Sluiter D A Smith Mrs Jessie Solomon David Winters Ed C Wenger. Postmaster Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Andrews
John Chaffee
Orr Foster
F. J
Fuller
Louis A
Harden
O. O. Hartwig
Wirtue Hill
Oscar
Hillikson
Lena Kendall
W. H. Killum
C. D. Langan
E. D. Lodge
J. F. McCartney
Rev. E. Lmiller
Harman Nelson
BH. W. Sherriden
S. F. Sluiter
D. A. Smith
Jessie Solomon
David Winters
Charles Wenger
C. N. Cooper
Mrs Clara Mclvaine died at Huron home in 1902
Clara Mclvaine born in Groton New York September 12 1838 died November 29 1902 at her home nine miles southwest of Huron She was oldest daughter of Parley P and Viola V Hurd married Boyd B Mclvaine October 31 1866 in Rochelle Illinois Survived by two sons and a baby daughter Funeral at Presbyterian Church in Huron December 2 The pastor paid noble tribute in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mclvaine
Groton
New York
Huron
Parley P
Viola V. Hurd
Boyd B. Mclvaine
Rochelle
Ill
South Dakota
Huron Property Moving As Real Estate Booms
Huron real estate is on the move as the growing town attracts buyers and new residents. C. M. Wilson refused 1700 for his residence in Sterling addition while W. S. Preston sold property on Nebraska street to E. H. Wood of Alpena who plans to move his family to Huron in spring. W. S. Davis sold his Idaho street residence to Chas. M. Steel of Grant township for 1600. The Western Town Lot company sold two Illinois street blocks Tuesday amid further sales. The outlook for a large city real estate market next year is bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
C. M. Wilson
Sterling Addition
W. S.preston
Nebraska Street
E. H. Wood
Alpena
W. S. Davis
Idaho Street
Chas. M. Steel
Grant Township
Western Town Lot Company
Illinois Street
Tapis
Christmas Tree and Holiday Goods at Gibbs Stand
R C Gibbs offers candies in pails or bulk and a general line of holiday dainties. Special rates for Sunday school orders and private Christmas trees. Orders for trees now being taken. R C Gress. 3 4 Rate M3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Gibbs
Old Lampe
R. C. Gress
Will Meet at Sioux City for South Dakota Press Confab
The South Dakota Press association vote on winter meeting location shows Sioux City 37 votes, Pierre 28, Yankton 21, with three execs for Sioux City, one for Yankton and one for Pierre. The committee and president favor Sioux City and plan to hold the meeting there in late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Outlook
South Dakota Press Association
Sioux City
Pierre
Yankton
Holiday excursion rates on North-Western line
Reduced fare excursion tickets on the North-Western system within 200 miles of the station will be sold December 24 25 31 and January 3. Final return by January 2 1903. Apply to Chicago and Northwestern railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
A Theory That Does Not Wear
A Missouri Valley Journal excerpt argues a geographical center for South Dakota placed by a red star in Pierre reflects east west population imbalances. It cites 35,433 people west of the center and 293,455 east, claiming growth since the census favors the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Journal
South Dakota
Pierre
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C. A. Kelley
A. A. Chamberlain
Kelley & Chamberlain
Attorneys AT Law
Huvuron
Ae Law
Alva E. Taylor
First National Bank
Mouser
Burnham, Trevett
Pers
R. A. Tait
Yor City
Standard Savings Bank
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Huron, South Dakota
Edward B. Taylor
Postoffice
Iowa St
Cor
M. Schoenert
Link
O. R. Wright
M. D
Dakota Ave
Third St
Nebraska
Fourth Sts
J. P. Foster
Ontario Veterinary College
Thomas & Smith’s Real Estate Office
W. 8. Davis
Clara McKvaine
Clara
Tyra Marr
Robinson’s
I. van Winkle
Phoenix
Arizona
Our Cloak Department
Robinson
Roscoe Wharton
Frank H. Lloyd
Anna Taylor
Wolsey
M. W. Robins
Omaha
Neb
Hitchcock Immigration Company
Marie Bogan
Ulm
Minn
R. J. Mahaffy
Ohio Street
Opera House
New England
College Dining Hall
Hot Springs
United States
Kennedy
McPherson County
Eureka
Wessington
H. D
E. Brown
S.D
H. E. Baker
North Western Railway
Arlington
S. C
Aylmer L. Hunt
Russell
Detroit
Mich
Candy Kovocanebo
Storting Remesy Company
Chisage
Montreal
Merry Christmas
A. Robinson
Huron Property Moving
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