Huron Notes and Local Social Gleams From Christmas Week
Col Stewart and Miles McNichol arrived from the north on Wednesday. Miss Anna Reedy returned from Aberdeen after Christmas in the hub. Prof Bodley postpones band concert three weeks. The opera house programs are near ready and praised by management. Special meeting Huron lodge No 26 A F and A M set for Dec 27 1906 with 7 30 pm installation. Rock Moon Tea advertised. Romeo and Juliet coming to the opera house. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted.
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Anna Reedy
Aberdeen
Pronk
Joe Sauer
Bodley
Opera House
Dode F.ihe
Huron
Huron Lodge
A. F
A. M
B. M. Rowley
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Fire at Pierre Quiet, North-Western Coal Sheds Damaged
Early rumors of a major blaze at the North-Western coal sheds in Pierre proved unfounded. Officials report the fire was not serious and caused only minor damage to the company facilities. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Pierre
Christmas Cantata Dazzles Huron Congregationalists
The Christmas cantata The New Born King at the Congregational church Sunday evening drew the largest audience ever for a musical service in Huron. The choir under Mrs Ringsdorf impressed, with soloists Lillian Ringsdorf H M Hudson F W Long Rev F W Long and supporting players Verne Bonesteel Alfred Smith. The event was entertaining and marked by evident effort from the organizers.
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Ringsdorf
Lillian Ringsdorf
H. M. Hudson
F. W. Long
Verne Bonesteel
Alfred Smith
Huron
The Holy City Charms Huron With Christmas Night Play
A large crowd in Huron witnessed a strong Christmas night performance of The Holy City. Roles including John the Baptist, Herod, Pilate, Caiphus, and Salome brought the drama to life, with Salome by Miss May Stewart drawing high praise and the crucifixion sequence presented strikingly.
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Holy City
John the Baptist
King Herod
Andrew
Disciple
Pilate
Marius
Salome
May Stewart
Huron
Caiphus
Writen
Daum
Gordon & Bennett
Trainmen Christmas Eve Dance Draws Large Crowd
The Trainmen held their annual Christmas Eve dance, a well attended event on a festive decorated hall. Music by Huron's popular orchestra drew many couples for a cordial, successful evening with decorative lanterns and signal flags enhancing the atmosphere.
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Huron
Eva Daughters and Allcock’s Plaster Advice
An excerpt from Eva's Daughters or Common Sense for Maid Wife and Mother urges use of Allcock's Plaster for back pain. It describes the plaster as a comforting pressure with tonic qualities and recommends extended use over several days or a fortnight for persistent discomfort.
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Ceenie
America
Eva
Allcock
Buckwheat Flour Offered Direct from Wisconsin District
Pure buckwheat flour advertised for wholesale, 100 pound sacks at 295 dollars cash with order. Claim of pure Wisconsin buckwheat with a $500 gold reward for any evidence of adulteration. reference to Wisconsin White Sand District and Bradstreet as sources.
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Mili
Wisconsin White Sand
Wisconsin
Bradstreet
Warner’s White Wine of Tar advertised as a best cough remedy
A wartime era pitch touts Warner’s White Wine of Tar with tar preparations costing seven cents per bottle and sold for twenty five cents. It warns against substitutes promising “Something just as good” and urges customers to insist on the Warner product as the best cough remedy.
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Warner
Foley's Kidney Curé Sold by Holland Wheeler
Worth Remembering notes Foley's Kidney Cure promises to treat kidney and bladder troubles not beyond medicine. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Foley
Holland Wheeler
Beadle County Seeks Bids For 1907 Bridge Work
Beadle County issues sealed bids for furnishing material and repairing steel and pile bridges for 1907. Separate bids for bridge plank at yard. bids open January 29, 1907. Board reserves right to accept or reject. Burney, County Auditor.
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Beadle County
Conats Suciner
Beadle
Burney
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