New Goods Daily Arrive at M Booth’s Huron Items
Kirk Hezlett of the Sioux City Journal was a Wednesday caller. Franklin Baker left Tuesday for Michigan for about two months. Mrs. H Kippax hosted a ladies’ gathering in the Arcade. Mayor Myers slowly recovers and has been seen about town. New embroideries hosiery under wear massine prints and outings at M Booth’s. Fire at Fc Yates destroyed Troop A cavalry stables—53 horses and 2 cows perished. The Redfield irrigation convention dates moved to March 4 and 5. Edouard Kewenyi the violinist may visit late March or early April with reserved seats at 75c. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised for colds croup and whooping cough. List of newspaper men attending the Republican state central committee meeting.
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Fc. Yates
Troop A
8Th United States Cavalry
Edouard Kewenyi
Huron
Risdon
Prisoners in county jail and local incidents noted
The county jail holds three prisoners. Shelled corn costs 28 cents per bushel. Jay Bros. and General Hughes left for Rapid City on Monday for several days. H D Jennings, formerly of this city, heads to Cleveland to visit his mother. Mr Godfrey’s horses attached to a single-seat bogey ran away on Tuesday afternoon from Wisconsin street to the Hamilton Kerr farm, but were kept from a crash.
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Jay Bros
Hughes
Rapid City
H. D. Jennings
This
Pierre
Here
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Godfrey
Wisconsin Street
Second
Hamilton Kerr
Republicans Prepare City for State Convention Delegates
Republican State Committee members gather in the city to set the date and venue for the state convention to name delegates to the National Republican convention in St. Louis on June 16. A merged state and national convention is possible, drawing over 800 delegates and many supporters, with Aberdeen Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls Hot Springs and Huron among possible host cities.
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Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
State Republican Club
Col. Woods
State Organization
Thurston
Nebraska
Dolliver
Jackson
Iowa
W. B. Sterling
Aberdeen
Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Hot Springs
Huron
Missouri River
Remarkable relief with Pain Balm helps ex-postmaster walk
D. Wiley of Black Creek New York, once crippled by rheumatism, walks with ease after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He credits the liniment with more benefit than all other medicines. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
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D. Wiley
Black Creek
N. Y
Chamberlain
Simon
Hartman
Tunnelton
West Va
Petit Jurymen Called From Circuit Court March Term
A long list of jurors drawn for the March term of the circuit court is printed, featuring names such as G Laurie Lewis McDonald Frank Ward Ness Jacob Saxer and many others. The article also lists officers and members of the Republican State Central Committee with post office addresses in Water town and surrounding towns.
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Lewis McDonald
Frank Ward
A. Holbrook
J. E. Ward Ness Jacob P. J. Saxer Ferdinand Sc J.N. Willis
A. W. Skull
Jerry Berger
M. D. Rogers
Republican State Central Committee
Watertown
January Weather Summary From City Bureau Records
Over the last fifteen years January mean temperature 17 degrees. Highest 57 on the 10th, lowest 15 on the 3rd, daily range as high as 40 on the 19th. Wind mainly southeast. max velocity 48 mph on the 19th. Total precipitation 0.45 inches, most on the 30th with 0.22 inch rain. January average precipitation 0.49 inch. There were 5 clear days, 9 partly cloudy days, and 17 cloudy days.
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United States Weather Bureau
White Wine of Tar Syrup Endorsed by Ohio Minister
An Ohio minister, Clyde Havans, testifies that Dr. Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup cures sore throat and chest ailments and outperforms other remedies. He thanks the doctor and notes the product is for sale by Holland Wheeler.
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Ohio
Remarkable Tar Syrup Endorsement for Cough Relief
Rev R F Beavers of Perche Missouri writes that White Wine of Tar Syrup is unmatched for consumption coughs and colds and has benefited him. Local ad notes magazine binding at low prices and a tax change plus a subscription offer for the New York Tribune at one year for $1.25.
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Hurontre
New York Tribune
Secret Societies Meeting Schedules and Contacts
I O O F James River Lodge No 32 meets Monday nights in I O O F Hall with H J Warp as secretary. Star Encampment No 10 meets first and third Fridays in I O O F Hall with H J Riex as scribe. Colfax Lodge D of R No 9 meets first and third Tuesdays in I O O F Hall.
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James River Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. J. Warp
Sec’y
H. J. Riex
Scribe
Colfax Lodge
R. No. 9
O. O. F. Hall
Mizpah Chapter Meeting Notices in Fraternal Hall
Mizpah Chapter No 9 meets on second and fourth Fridays at 7 30 p m in Masonic Hall. Camp No 465 meets first and third Thursdays in I C C F Hall. Knights of Pythias meets one corner in Castle Hall. Officers listed include W M Mrs Wm W Marston secretary Mrs W SHexMan and K of R S Wardall.
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I. C. C. F. Hall
J. T. OB Lwink
Davis
V. C. Clerk
A. O. U. W. Huron Home Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. A. Cihbaverr
F. W. Fower
M. W. Sec’y
P. He
K. P
Castle Hall
John Ann N. Wardall
Lewis and Hill Photographers Stay in Huron
The firm Lewis and Hill announce they are staying in Huron as long as patronage continues. They offer artistic lighting and posing with elegant finishes and guarantee satisfaction. They also produce Flash Light photographs at night with fine results and Mrs. Lewis is taking portraits delivering perfect satisfaction.
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Lewis & Hill
Huron
Lewis
Lewis & Hira
Personally Conducted Excursions to California
The North Western line offers weekly Thursday excursions to San Francisco and Los Angeles with modern sleeping cars, picturesque scenery, and experienced conductors. Rates and further details are available from Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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North-Western Line
San Francisco
Los Angeles
America
California
Chicago & North- Western R’y
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Nsurance
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H. S. Mouser
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Yankton
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