Fires Near Fourth and Oregon Destroy Home and Injure Man
A Sunday night fire near Fourth and Oregon, the first house east of the Catholic church owned by Asher F. Pay and occupied by Mr. Lucko, destroyed most contents and damaged the building. A bystander, Mr. Burke, was cut on the wrist by flying glass while efforts to fight the blaze, and a faulty central telephone response delayed medical help. A separate fire at 115 Ohio damaged the Giard residence, with about 400 dollars in losses after a gasoline stove misadventure.
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Fourth
Oregon
Asher F. Pay
Lucko
Burke
Mr. Burke
Perricon
Airug
Kentleman
Central Telephone Office
Central
A. Giard
Ohio
Ginrd
Arnica salve cures leg sores from spider bite claim
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured deep leg sores after doctors failed. The ad promotes it for eczema boils burns and piles, claiming powerful healing effects from the spider bite case and listing 25 cent size by H Wheeler's.
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Bucklen
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Cat H. Wheeler
Dakota Central offers day and night long distance rates
Dakota Central Telephone Co advertises a day rate of 1 to the Twin Cities and a night rate of 75 tents. The notice promises connections to North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and as far east as Chicago, inviting subscriptions through The Hurenitys.
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Up Central
Twin Cities
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Chicago
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Lincoln Centenary Banquet Chief Orator Named in Pierze
Preparations for the Lincoln Centenary Celebration in Colorado announce Kerr of Minneapolis as chief orator at the big Lincoln banquet in Pierze on February 12 for the 100th birth anniversary. One thousand plates will be laid and attendees will hear other eloquent speakers and top northwest musical talent. Hundreds of prominent state men and women are expected.
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Colorado
Pierze
US 3
Kerr
Minneapolis
South Zatu
America
Northwest
College Notes Showcases Huron College Activities
The Huron college art department grows with classes in drawing and fine art led by Mrs. Meyers. Sprinter John Rogers and weight champion Leonard Small prepare for events, while a drama club plans The Merchant of Venice. Debates and a new passenger rate law feature in campus and public discussions.
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Huron College
Meyers
John Rogers
Dorando
Rogers
Leonard Small
Minneapolis
Dramatic Club
Blackburnien and
Philomanthian Literary Societies
Merchant of Venice
Todate
Jong
State Fair Board Meets to Plan Great South Dakota Fair
The South Dakota State Fair Board met at the office of Immigration Commissioner Mellyaine in the First National Bank building. Members are Campbell Hill Faulkner and Krieger with A W Krueger added, replacing F C Robinson. Peterson has not yet been replaced. The board will meet March 9 to arrange advertising contracts and attractions and plan a Pierre trip to advocate for state appropriations. Materials and improvements are to be kept at the lowest necessary cost to support the institution and state growth.
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State Fair Board
Lmmigration Mellyaine
First’ National Bank
Messrs. Campbell
Hill
Faulkner
Krieger
A.W. Krueger
Groton
F.C. Robinson
Railroad Commission
P. OW. Peterson
Vermillion
Chay
Huron Seeks State Cross Country Meet Success
Last evening the cross country run opened the season with a strong turnout as twenty plus runners train daily in the gym. Aiming at the state meet, Huron shows solid form and plans for the new inter collegiate band contest at the meet. G Martin rejoined practice while preparations for basketball against Redfield on February 8 loom. February 16 marks the next lecture in the M C A course.
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Sesson
Huron
Redfield
G. Martin
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Life Extender in Ad Claim
A long ad claims Electric Bitters restore vigor by purifying blood and reviving nerves. It cites a Maine reader’s praise of renewed health from kidney trouble and overall debility, and notes availability at H. Wheeler's for 50 cents.
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Amy
W. Eherman
Cushing
Electric Bittern
H. Wheeler
Two Cent Fare Law Sparks Legal Challenge in South Dakota
A two cent passenger fare bill signed by the South Dakota governor faces a federal injunction handed by U.S. Judge Carland in Sioux Falls. The temporary restraining order blocks enforcement and railway sales of transportation until a March 1 hearing. Local commentary notes uncertainty about legislature and railway power.
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Soreign
South Dakota
U.S
Carland
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Burns
Modern Woodmen Class Initiates Twelve Members In City
A class of twelve was instructed in woodcraft by Modern Woodmen on Wednesday night with about 150 neighbors attending. Deputy Ehmer C Jennings led the adoption process. The event closed at 11 30 with a roast chicken feed as sixty Royal Neighbors and guests arrived. Twenty two attended the feast, and the lodge expects continued growth and future gatherings on the first and third Wednesdays each month. Deputy Jennings moves to a new field, and the committee thanks him for his work in the city. The lodge has added about 100 members over five initiations under his tenure.
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Ehmer C. Jennings
Jennings
Tye
Soldier Darks Death Plot and Kell Kemp Veteran Tale
J A Stone of Kemp Texas recounts a plot involving a desperate motive to die. He describes years of stubborn lung trouble and weight loss, then credits Dr King's New Discovery for restoring health from 130 to 178 pounds. The ad promotes a one dollar price with a free trial bottle.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Dr. King
IE Wheeler
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College
Itelien Morethon Federal
Whitman
Daum
Academy
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Rhetorian
United States
Philippine Islands
Messrs. Lloyd Mersiman
Carl Toland
Helen Lloyd
Laura Coyne
Louise French
J. P. Anderson
Clyde Slone
Jee
Secretary of State
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Attorney Generi
Fort Pierre
Supreme Court
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Federal
Soldier Darks
Abe
Rdeen
AK Duron
Omaha
Epsterville
Salton
Sioux City
Bluffs
North Western Line
Pullman
S.cd
Dakotas
J. Noli & CO
Kurea Marble
Huron, South Dakota
Forsberg & Hinman
Heidelberg Medigal Institute
Gul
Devore
Bon Walter Goods
Kodak Sygi
Ren Bosty
Tod Iitson
Ture
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