Huron Notes and Local Attractions in December
Rochelle visitor Hon. D. W. Baxter attends Huron events. Colcord & Richardson promote bric a brac and Haviland china as local shops highlight goods. Forefather's supper, church services, and Christmas programs set Community calendar, with notices of sales, deaths, and upcoming Sanford Dodge performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Baxter
Rochelle
Pretty Bric
Colcord & Richardson's
Prof. Scott
Redfield
Huron
R. J. Woods
Northwestern
Opera House
B. H. Sullivan
Plankinton
John E. Diamond
Brookings
Haviland China
Colcord & Richardson
Congregationalists
Charles Ambrose
Grand Army Boys
Ta‘i
Bright fruit future urged for South Dakota orchards
Hurley resident L W Alderman urges rapid expansion of fruit farming in South Dakota, predicting a shift from wheat to diversified farming with orchards and corn. He cites selling 8000 bushels of apples and 200 barrels to Sioux City, and plans to plant 25 acres of cherries for national markets. He argues soil and climate suit fruit, and urges readers to heed nature’s demands for tree care. The piece also notes state capital prospects for Huron and a cough remedy promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Alderman
Hurley
Turner County
Dakotan
Sioux City
United States
Mother Earth
South Dakota
Clover Hill Cheese Factory Promises Strong South Dakota Dairy Rise
A Clover Hill factory letter lauds South Dakota dairy progress after a successful fourth season ending November 1. It urges farmers to boost milk output, improve cow care, and favor winter and spring milking strategies, forecasting higher returns and announcing a possible April 1899 reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Hill
South Dakota
Great West
New York
Illinois
Wolsey
Elgin
Brookings
Dakota
F. M. Holprook
Local Weather Report for Huron South Dakota 1898
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports 24 hour data for Huron South Dakota ending 7 am central time with mean temperature note and 0.02 inches precipitation. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with cooler or stationary temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Huron, S. D
Huron
Death of Mrs Mathilda Olufine Addington in Bergen
Information from Consul Victor E. Nelson reports Mrs Mathilda Olufine Addington of Huron South Carolina died in Bergen on November 2 1898. Legal representatives may obtain further information by applying to the Department of State reference Despatch No 8 dated November 18 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF State
Washington, D. C
Victor E. Nelson
United States
Bergen
Norway
Mathilda Olufine Addington
Huron
S. C
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J. Howard
Cal
John Ll. Pyle
Huron, Louis Dakota
Moriz
Datotaasper
Orney
Law
H. S. Mouser
Sovi
Datota
Emover Sunbeam, Trevett & Ane
M. E. Walton, DD. D.S
Huron, South Dakota
Lane
Miller
Kent
James Pratt
Congregational Church
E. B. Cantonwine
Vinton, Iowa
H. A. Cantonwine
St. Williams Catholic Church
Cavour
St. Martin’s Catholic Cburch
Robert Stewart
Pierre
Faulkton
Faulk County
C. B. Hale
Quincy
Ill
Mr. Hale
J. McNulty
Chicago
Depot Hotel
Dakota House
A.J. Bick & Co
Max Reno
Sanford Dodge Company
Otello
Spain
N. W
Efe. L. B. Metcaife
Logon Avecue
Denver
Kansas
Beadie County
Stoomsburg
Polk County
Nebraska
Geo. C. Ingrham
Chas. B. Ambrose
Vanderlas
Presbyterian Church
Ensign van Dyke
Capt
Ingeybee
Minneapolis
Salvation Army
W&en
Cochran & Sa'soiro
F.c
East Sixth Street
St. Paul
Minn
McFarland
J. S. McFarland
Government Land Office
Huron District
Old Sol
Knights of the Maccabees
A. L. McWhorter
W. H. Ormond
C. N. Cooper
Joseph Edler
N. H. Harvey
Sargeant
W. J. Caffee
J. L.foxton
Ed. Harkins
John T. Gillespie
the Guards
R. L. Brock
Opera
Benj. C. Chapin
Rip van Winkle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion Hoke
South
Sisseton
Burke
Washington
Clover Hill Cheese Factory
Dunning & Longstaff and
H. Wheeler
M.C. Alford
D. W. Smith's
Sphmociats
SALE
G. A. Fessenden
el Ig Ke Phoi
Undertaker and
Eabatlmer
Collins
South Dalota
Soptien
C&o. C. Fullin Weder
V.president
W. S. Davis
Europe
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