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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
7
An early notice advertises hair dressing parlors providing electric facial massage facial treatment and facial development services. Office hours listed as 9 to 11 a m. 1 positively meets Svea Blage.
James J. Hill, chairman of Great Northern, arrived in New York from St. Paul and predicted this summer’s railroad earnings would be lower than last. He urged an end to the “ghost dancing” for rest, noting Northwest activity is calmer, with farmers planting wheat and idle equipment down from national levels. He cautioned that ongoing conditions could persist, offering no timetable for improvement.
In Harrisburg on February 6 Stanford B. Lewis testified against defendants including J. S. Sanderson and former officials Snyder Mathues and Shumaker. He described changes to certificates used by Architect Joseph M. Huston and suggested the alteration aimed to shift furnishing responsibility away from Snyder and Shumaker to Huston while Huston kept to a separate trial.
London February 11 King Edward travels to Brighton for a rest after a sore throat has caused sleepless nights. His physician Sir Felix Semon has been in attendance at the king.
Pueblo reports a lone highwayman held up Joseph Russ and six Austrian companions in a melee. Authorities say Russ was killed and the group suffered injuries as the assailant escaped with valuables.
Night riders attacked the Lawrence farm injuring Lawrence and his son while firing at the house and barns. Rebels split fires into windows, killed tobacco, and burned two barns with about 20 pounds of tobacco. Morlow, Merence, and Vicker were noted as joined by none.
aiackson Ky Feb 8 Beach Hargis accused of killing his father Judge James Hargis and of involvement in murders tied to mountain court battles. The figure was a political leader in the Democrats of the Tenth district and a Breathitt boss, long influential before clashing with a recent law case.
The item discusses maintaining established ore prices to reinforce market sentiment. Advocates urge reaffirmation of current valuation amid market shifts, citing stability and predictability as key benefits for producers and buyers.
C W Milbrath former city treasurer and state assemblyman longtime Milwaukee figure was sentenced by Judge Williams to three years in the state penitentiary for embezzling 300 dollars from a client who trusted him with investment funds.
Charleston February 8 state lawmakers all Republican members joined the Taft club organized here with Governor Dawson as principal speaker urging immediate action and planning a statewide membership across West Virginia.
In Pa on February 8, Jose Brucceso Iletto and Frank Ferro fought a deadly duel after locking themselves in a room. Ferro was killed and another participant was fatally wounded. the third was not known.
In Harrisburg a trial on capitol construction fraud names former Governor Pennypacker and ex Attorney General Hampton L Carson. Witnesses claim Architect Huston framed a letter with Pennypacker and Carson to support accusations, while the attorney general reported no laws violated.
Cleveland February 8 Judge Estep of the common pleas court refused to interfere in the contest for control of the Republican county executive committee. The Foraker representatives sought to enjoin the election board from recognizing the regular pro-T committee as ordered by the jury of state. The judge said he has no authority to review board actions except in clear irregularities, and the case will be carried to the circuit court as filed.
Deadwood notes an Indian man reports his squaw killed herself and two children at Pine Ridge. A white prisoner in the county tried to kill himself by beating his head against a wall. White Hagle faces federal trial for liquor introduction on the reservation.
Estella Taylor a young Minneapolis woman arrested in Galesburg Ill on forged checks in Chicago was held in bonds of 1500 dollars to await grand jury action. A preliminary hearing found her insane.
Notices posted at the Globe smelter owned by the American Smelting and Refining Company announce a wage reduction starting February 11. A Pueblo smelter will also shut down. The cut affects men and ranges from 10 to 25 cents per day.
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