Oriental Limited Collides With East Bound Train in Montana Wreck
Four lives are known to be lost in a Great Northern wreck near Columbia Falls Montana when the Oriental Limited No 1 collided head on with passenger No 2 at three o clock this morning. Firemen on both engines were killed and the passenger conductor Quinn was badly injured. Wreckage left both locomotives overturned and distant details were unavailable as wires were down. Killed include Harrison the passenger fireman Kankgley the Limited fireman and Wurzbacher the passenger expressman.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Montana
Columbia Falls
Mont
Quinn
Harrison
Kankgley
Limited
Wurzbacher
Day of Prayer at Huron College Observed
Huron College conducted a day of prayer with two services. The morning event in the college chapel featured Pres. H. French and Rev. A. E. Adams of Chicago discussing Christian living for today’s youth. Evening services at the Presbyterian church included music by the choir and a solo by Rev. F. W. Long.
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Huron College
College
H. French
A. E. Adams
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Long
Congregational Church
Rifenbark
Methodist Church
Charlies Miller
Adams
Great Western
First Newspaper in Huron Traces Founding Story
Asher Pade recalls meeting Nelson Suckow and the birth of The Huron Settler in 1880. John Cain, W. B. Ingersol, and Cain Creek lore anchor the rugged trek from Mitchell to the town site, crossing mud and river, laying the wedge-shaped printery near the depot, and publishing the area’s first newspaper with a single room and a shared kitchen. Cain later edited the Salt Lake Daily Tribune.
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Asher Pade
Court House
Nelson Suckow
Huron
John Cain
W. B. Ingersol
Mitchell
F. F. B. Coffin
McCook County
Martin Baum
Belcher
Sauntee
Forestburg
Cain
Salt Lake Daily Tribune
OFF FOR MITCHELL Huron breeders enter poultry show week
The Huron breeders sent fowls to Mitchell for a four day Poultry show this week. Local entrants include E. M. Thomas with Black Langshans L. C. Kemp White Wyandottes J. F. Reinelt Baff and Partridge Wyandottes A. F. Ritschlag Cornish Indian Games H. Middlebrook Silver Wyandottes E T Losey Barred Plymouth Rocks Buff rocks Silver Pencil Wyandottes R C Bantum G S Bantum Buff Coach in Bantum. Reinelt travels with his birds. others go later in the week.
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Huron
Mitchell
E. M. Thomas
L. C. Kemp
J. F. Reinelt
Whalen Found Guilty of Assault and Battery
In a city hall proceeding before Justice Van Dalsem, South Dakota vs Dave Whalen resulted in a guilty verdict for assault and battery on John Cunningham. Whalen was fined $25 after prosecution by C A Kelley and defense by A W Wilmarth. an appeal to the circuit court was noted. A separate Saturday hearing before Justice Geddis, William Carson vs John Cunningham on grand larceny ended with dismissal for lack of evidence when stolen items were found with a witness.
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Whalen
Cunningham
Justice van Dalsem
South Dakota
Dave Whalen
John Cunningham
C. A. Kelley
A. W. Wilmarth
Court of Justice
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promoted For Biliousness
Advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a gentle stimulant for the liver and bowels. It claims to cure biliousness and habitual constipation without irritation and is described as mild and pleasant to take.
State Horticultural Society Elects Officers at Groton
At Groton the State Horticultural Society elected N C Syne ground as president George H Whiting as vice president N E Hansen as secretary A J Glidden as treasurer and E D Cowles as librarian Groton was chosen as next year’s meeting site The 1906 annual session drew notable interest as the society begins to expand its tree culture work Joseph Daum and wife plan a Minneapolis trip to select materials for a new auditorium and opera house.
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State Horticultural Society
Groton
N. C. Syneground
George H. Whiting
Yankton
N. E. Hansen
Brookings
A. J. Glidden
Hitchcock
E. D. Cowles
Vermilion
Joseph Daum
Minneapolis
Mr. Daum
Going Around the World Chester White On Board
A 1905 naval letter from Chester WNI White, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. White of Huron, describes ship life aboard the United States Man of War Chattanooga sailing from Gibraltar with stops at Tangier Algiers Leghorn and Alexandria. He details Christmas at San Juan heavy seas and upcoming movements toward Egypt with ships Galveston Brooklyn and Tacoma in the fleet.
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E. H. White
Chester
Huron
United States Navy
United States Man of War
Chattanooga
Gibraltar
Spain
Arthur
Alice
San Juan
Tacoma
Brooklyn
Cape Trafalger
Lord Nelson
Galveston
Africa
Tangier
Algiers
France
Leghorn
Greece
Bierat
Syna
Alexandria
Egypt
Towns on the Rocks Close Neighborhoods Near Gibraltar
Two nearby settlements described as built on rock faces, one labeled Spanish and the other Gibraltar, are closing. The note ends with a farewell to Cogster N. Wuite.
BEFORE VANDALSEM Trials by Jury in Huron
The court in Huron heard the case Frank Kuehn versus Richard Lauterback over a heifer and calf taken by the defendant. A six man jury returned a verdict ordering payment of the full $70.75 including costs, with A. W. Wilmarth for the plaintiff and T. M. Simmons for the defendant.
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VanDalsem
Frank Kuehn
Richard Lauterback
A. W. Wilmarth
T. M. Simmons
Huron Admitted Letter List and School Notes
Advertised letter list for week ending Jan 27 1906 includes Barker Mra Clark E E Harns J O Fulloon Myron geo tiofle rete Youngstroo and others. School notes report former high school members Ethel Hawley and Emme Lampe visited chemistry class. Mrs Maal taught eighth grade. a senior commencement plan sets nine orations to be awarded by valedictory salutatory class honors and faculty.
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Huron
Postoffice
Barker
Mra
Way Clark
E. E. Harns
J. O Fulloon
Myron
Ecard
Tiofle
Geo. H
Ethel Hawley
Emme Lampe
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Great Northern Line
Oriental Limited
DAY OF Prayer
D. D
Huron, S.D
Chester Wni. White
Cogster N. Wuite
Voorhees
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