Real Estate Men Meet in Huron South Dakota
Real estate men from South Dakota gathered in Huron in the Elks rooms to form a state association. F W Warner was named president and A N Watters secretary with John H King as treasurer. A committee was chosen to draft the constitution and by laws while discussion included promoting South Dakota and appointing a immigration commissioner.
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South Dakota
Huron
Elks
F. W. Warner
Fauikton
A. N. Watters
DeSmet
John H., King
John E. Diamond
Mankato
Faulkton
John H. King
J.A. Cleaver
J. W. Martin
J. H. Michael
C. W. Goodman
E. E. Haywood
Watertown
Brookings
J. W. Johnston
Man
Schroder Alley Wedding Held At Farnsworth Home
Miss Julia Alley wed Ferdinand Schroder at the bride’s parents home in Farnsworth on December 12 1905 with Rev Smith officiating. About fifty guests attended a bridal march preceded ceremony and a bountiful supper followed. The couple left for Wisconsin to visit the groom’s parents and other points before returning in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Alley
Farnsworth
Julia Alley
Ferdinand Schroder
College Benefit Tonight for Campus Improvement Fund
Entertainment at the opera house raises funds for campus improvements. The varied program features piano and vocal solos, readings, a Shakespeare Burlesque, and a violin piece. Proceeds support the campus fund. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for skin ailments.
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Opera House
Campus Improvement Fund
Harry Ginsert
DeWitt
Hoeeler
H. Longstaff
FARMERS NOT PEDDLERS FACE CITY TRIAL VERDICT
Wm. F. Steurwold a farmer arrested for selling meat on Huron streets without a license was tried before Justice Geddis. A jury found him not guilty after arguments over what defines a peddler. The ruling could affect future farmer sales in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Steurwold
Huron
Geddis
A. W. Wilmarth
A. B. Fairbanks
Wilsons Wise Words and Farm Wealth Rise
Washington reports Secretary Wilson cites five year sunset gains adding 3.4 million dollars yearly to farm values. He credits farming industry transportation and rising intelligence, noting a 5.635 billion trade balance over sixteen years and rail facilities boosting west farm values and markets.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Iowa
Great West
Congress
Funeral of Louise Tincher Held at Franklin Street Home
Louise Tincher aged child of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tincher was laid to rest Sunday afternoon at 2:30 from their Franklin Street home. Rev H H Shawhan and Rev Thomas Ewing officiated as mourners heard scripture from Thessalonians and hymns sung by a quartet. The service recalled her desire to join the church and concluded with prayers and interment at Springhill cemetery. Floral tributes came from Danville friends and others.
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Louise
John L. Tincher
Franklin Street
H. H. Shawhan
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Ewing
Kimber Methodist Church
Danville
Shawhan
Ewing
Lot
Springhill Cemetery
C. A. Blake
J. T. Gurney
Methodist
Wessington
Huron
Esmond
C.S. Whiting
DeSmet
Chamberlain
Smith
G. H. Gable
Beadle Co
Cavour
Public school questions expose gaps in local knowledge
The notes show a Friday program with readings and speeches by students and staff. A Monday quiz revealed poor recall of the Ten Commandments and the founding of Christianity, with scores around the high 50s to 60s. Local movers include J. Koerner returning from Fort Dodge and Rev. Gurney's upcoming meetings.
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Miles Standish
Georgia Sankey
Adra Tolmie
Warren Hastings
Alden Rowley
Lincoln
Joe Cort
Howard Smith
Jay Salisbury
Supt. Rainier
Paul Daniel
John
Moses
Jerusalem
India
Joseph
November Vital Statistics Bulletin From Census Department
Dean Robinson reports for November totals show 744 births 357 female 387 male. There were 240 deaths with 21 tuberculosis 28 heart failure 16 accidental 12 typhoid. Three marriages per woman and man. 363 total including teens. Thirty-two divorces issued 24 nonresident. Five months of law operation deemed satisfactory.
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Census Department
Dean Robinson
State Census Bureau
Christmas Cantata The Coming of the King at Methodist Church
The Christmas cantata The Coming of the King by the choral union was performed Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. The program featured vocal solos duets and choruses by a town chorus of top singers with Miss Vander Stein Boyle Jenks and Messrs Rev F W Long Dr M E Walton A W Roberts and Mrs Hudson and Mrs Dinneen. Miss Hattie Gilbert accompanied the piano and Prof Emil Anderson was praised for directing the performance.
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Vander Stein
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H. M. Hopson
Reading
Alfred Berlyn
Professor Prray
Woodman Mires Tawney
Brounoff
Miss van Per Stern
Emery
F. W.lone
Part
Place Aux Dames
Oss Agaheaten
Nina Nipeurne
Esincdanss
Little Louise Tincher
John Koerner
Fort Dodge
H. Sweetapple
Miss Ethel Gates
Episcopal Church
Rev
Edson
Holland Wheeler
C. H. Bonesteel
Broadland
J. P. Foster
Parker
Dan York
Chicago
Walter Bandy
Gettysburg
Notestein
Hitchcock
James Hinman
Dr. McGarvey
W. E. Tanner
Arthur Phillips
Mason City
E. H. Grant
Wilmot
Frank Washburn
Tueseday
Pueblo, Col
T. M. Shanafelt
Dell Rapids
the Baptist,church
Geo. Issenhuth
Chas. Roahabaugh
Madison
Arthur Johnson
T. J. Hagan
the Baptist Church
W.S. Laban
E. Chaylain
Barntboo
Wis
Charlies Young
M. Gable
Mr. Young
Mr. Gable
Beadie County
Columbia Opera Company
E. E. Given
Wessington Springs
Yankton
Huron College
College Chapel
Vernon Alger
Anderson
Walter Merty
Harry Lamper
Allie Schoenert
Prof. Schoenert
New York
Vital Statistics Bulletin
Delaware
Ss. F. Corley
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