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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
5
Trustees select J. H. Nickel for a 100000 main hall with stone foundation pressed brick walls steel frame and oak interiors. Annex houses chapel with 600 seat capacity, gymnasium and labs under main block. Heating plant costing about 15000 to power campus lights.
Beadle County files accuse Carl Brelsford of misappropriating company funds after he allegedly took about $25 in cash and several small checks from Standard Oil. He waived examination before Justice Geddis and is bound over to the next circuit term for trial with no bond set, remaining in the county jail until March. Brelsford previously worked as an oil wagon driver near Huron and was arrested in Watertown after being located.
Arrangements by Kilpatric Post G A R to observe Lincoln's birthday on February 12 at 7 30 p m in Grand Army Hall Wisconsin street. The program includes several addresses and music with invites extended to all.
The annual meeting at Mitchell elected A. J. Keith of Sioux Falls as president J E Redding of Beresford as vice president Raymond Thompson of Mitchell as secretary J N Crow of Mitchell as treasurer and F E Dodge Redfield W S Snyder Ethan J F Reinelt Huron William Scalin Mitchell plus the president vice president and secretary to the executive committee The 1907 state show again to be in Mitchell where it has been held for seven years.
The ladies of the College Association west of the Avenue cleared over 100 at a supper in the college chapel held a week ago Friday. Those who furnished ket ties or pans and have not received them may collect them at the college office on Saturday afternoon. Rev Mead, an evangelist for the Presbyterian Evangelistic Board, was in the city Monday and is holding meetings in South Dakota.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs from colds and grippe, heals lungs and prevents pneumonia and consumption. It touts the product as non opiate with no substitutes and references C. H. Longstaff and J. L. Sankey as purveyors.
A notice from A B Sheldon invites young men and boys to join the Huron Concert Band as rehearsals begin March 1. Local business leaders back the effort to sustain a first class band amid potential player departures for school. Joe informants urged to secure instruments and consult Sheldon at the college building 4:00 to 5:30 daily for guidance and enrollment.
A wreck of the Puget Sound Limited Train No 3 on the Great Northern occurred three miles west of Towner North Dakota. The train was at full speed when the derailment happened. Wire connections were broken and no details on fatalities or injuries were available.
An ad suggests men over sixty face kidney and bladder disorders due to enlarged prostate. It advocates Foley's Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and cites testimonials from Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri praising relief after two bottles at age 9? and mentions C H Longstar and J L Sankey.
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