Knights Celebrate Fourteen Years Of Syracuse No 16
Syracuse No 16 Knights marked their forty third anniversary with a large turnout of 83 members for roll call and a banquet after a special meeting. A seven member class was initiated in the third degree Geo Hazen Bert Warner Roy Williams John Koerner John Melum Ed Thompson and Donald Tolmie. Grand Keeper W A Roberts presided as toast master with remarks from J H Black and other Grand Lodge officers praising Pythianism and the group’s growth despite early struggles.
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Syracuse No. 16
Grand Domain
South Dakota
Geo. Hazen
Bert Warner
Roy Williams
John Koerner
John Melum
Ed. Thompson
Donald Tolmie
Seal
W. A. Roberts
J. H. Black
Sioux Falls
John Westdahl
H.A. van Dalsem
T. M. Simmons
E M. Thomas
W. F. Hollister
Sheldon Osborn
Old Soldier Byron E Pay of Volga Dies at 62
Byron E Pay aged 62 of Volga died suddenly at his home Monday morning from apoplexy. A Brookings County pioneer, he served in the 2nd Minnesota Infantry and was awarded a Congress medal for valor. He helped supply the Sioux in Dakota Territory, served as deputy U.S. marshal and in the territorial legislature. Survived by wife and two sons Charles of Lincoln Nebraska and Meli B of Estelline. Brother Asher F Pay also resides in Brookings.
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Byron E. Pay
Volga
Mr. Pay
Brookings County
Oakwood Lakes
2Nd
Minnesota Infantry
Chickamauga
Congress
Dakota
United States
Commonwealth
Byron Pay
New York State
Mankato
Minn
Charles
Lincoln
Neb
Meli B
Estelline
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Asher F. Pay
Real Estate Transfer Reports High Value Frontage in Huron
E. L. Abell completed the purchase of the Coler Campbell property on Third Street near the Elks building. The 100 foot frontage sold for 15000, marking a notable rise in city property values as investors favor Huron real estate over farms amid population growth and railroad improvement prospects.
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E. L. Abell
Coler Campbell
Third Street
Elks
Huron
Campbell
F. M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Wells EJ Promoted to Weather Bureau Director at Boise
Wells EJ once a messenger boy in the Huron weather office and trained for the civil service exam has been named Section Director of the Weather Bureau in Boise Idaho. He has served in Boise for years and his promotion reflects his diligent service. Ed's Huron friends extend congratulations on his success.
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EJ. Wells
Weather Bureau
Huron
Glenn
Boise
Idaho
Wells
Death of Edward Hollister in Deadwood
Edward Burton Hollister died suddenly in Deadwood Friday morning February 16 from hemorrhage and was buried Sunday in the Congregational church. Born September 5 1853 in Walworth County Wisconsin, he lived in Huron from 1884 on the Hollister farm north of town until 1903. He leaves his mother Sarah B Hollister and brothers William F and Harry M Hollister.
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Deadwood
Edward Burton Holliter
Hemmarhage
Congregational Church
Edward Hollister
Walworth County
Wisconsin
Huron
Hollister
Sarah B. Hollister
William F. Hollister
Harry M. Hollister
Edward
Beadle County
Parsonage Opened by Methodist Church Family Event
The Methodist parsonage opened Friday evening with Rev. D. Rifenbark, his family, and church members present. Speakers included Rev. Rifenbark H S Mouser and Philip Lawrence. Misses VanderStein Slater and Olive Gee sang and read. Rooms are large and modern, built for 4000 dollars, with decorations by Mrs. Lydia A. Robinson.
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New Methodist
D. Rifenbark
Julia VanderStein
Irma Slater
Olive Gee
Rifenbark
H.S. Mouser
Philip Lawrence
Lydia A. Robinson
Mrs E Niebling and children depart for Minneapolis
Nina and Paul left Monday to live with Mrs Niebling’s parents in Minneapolis. J R Dramsdahl of Alpena visited the city Monday. Dramsdahl, once a proprietor of the Other Shoe Store with Bragstead, was in town.
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E. Niebling
Nina
Paul
Minneapolis
Great Tunberg at Grand Opera House in Huron
Manager Daum announces Karl E. Tunberg America’s foremost pianist with violinist O’Brien for a Northwest tour stop Thursday February 22. Tunberg’s second New York to Pacific coast run promises a major musical event for Huron as the company carries its own grand piano.
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Daum
Grand Opera House
Karl E. Tunberg
America
O’brien
Northwest
Tunberg
New York
Pacific Coast
Huron
Lecture on Python Eggs and The American Boy
Prof J B DeMott gave an illustrated lecture at the opera house on Tuesday night drawing strong praise for its engaging content. The talk closed a five part YMCA course praised for high talent and clear illustrative pictures that enhanced the audience’s profit and enjoyment.
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J.B. DeMott
DeMott
Y.M.C. A
New Towns Located Along North Western Route to Rapid City
Free Press reports exploration of the Pierre to Rapid City line with Midland and Dakota City as main hubs. Fifteen stations planned between Pierre and Rapid City, featuring two-story brick edifices at Midland and Dakota City, coal houses and water tanks at other spots for engine servicing, while most stops remain minor. Local social notes cover visits, appointments, and community events in Huron and surrounding areas.
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Free
Pierre
Rapid City
Bad River
Philip
Cottonwood Creek
Cheyenne River
Dakota City
Box Elder Creek
Midland
This City
Clergy Meet In City With Sioux Falls Bishop
Incoming Episcopalian clergy from Watertown Webster Cheyenne Agency Aberdeen Redfield Sisseton Madison Brookings and Edson of this city gathered at Grace Episcopal church for a two day session with Bishop Johnson of Sioux Falls. Holy communion was given in the opening session and Sunday school work discussed with speeches by Rev Tragett Rev Van Fleet and Bishop Johnson.
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Johnson
Sioux Falls
Grace Episcopal Church
Tragett
van Fleet
A Western Amusement Co Show Delights Local Crowd
The Western Amusement Co presented a Thursday evening program in our city featuring a Fitzsimmons and O'Brien fight reenactment in thirteen rounds with clear facial expressions. The circus segment captured authentic unloading, parade action, free exhibits, and performances with flutter free moving pictures praised as the best seen in town.
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Western Amusement Co
Fitzsimmons
O’brien
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promoted for Biliousness
An old advertisement proclaims Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup relieves biliousness and sick headache. It claims to sweeten the stomach aid digestion and gently stimulate the liver and bowels without irritation. The copy warns to remember the ORINO name and reject substitutes.
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C. H. Longstaff
J. L. Sanley
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement notes PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding prolapsed piles. Claims 6 to 14 days to cure any case, with first application giving ease. Druggists refund money if it fails. 50 cents. mail order available from Paris Medicine Co. in St. Louis Missouri.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
School Notes on Professions Talk and Spelling Test
Mr Alva Taylor spoke on Law describing lawyer work and effort, while Miss Gretchen Sauer visited and Laura Jones dropped by. A Friday program featured readings and songs as students took 1846 Springfield tests, comparing averages with local scores, noting modern gains in spelling and arithmetic. Miss Nina Neibling left for Minneapolis to attend school.
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Alva Taylor
The
Charles Drake
Bill Nye
Hornets
Mortimer Jonason
Katie Daum
Nina Neibling
Minneapolis
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending February 17 1906
Postmaster Lonestarr lists unclaimed letters for the week ending Feb 17 1906. Names include Baker Elsie, Burke George, Koch Wm, Merritt James, Pederson Thore, Van Delinder Joan, Willey Charlie, Joan Lonestarr. A later notice mentions an afternoon test in honor of Mr and Mrs 4 J Kine of Minneapolis.
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Baker
Elsie Bagstak
Matt
Card) Burke
George Koch
Wm Merritt
James Paulson
J Pederson
Thore ‘Y'yatad
Bilas
van Delinder
Joan D Willey
Charlie Joan Lonestarr
C. Isepheth
4. J. Kine
Minneapolis
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Hitchcock
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Chicago
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Canton
A. A. Chamberlain
Omaha
Stella Burke
Gettysburg
Br. F. Farrell
Yankton
Aberdeen
John Combs
Gov. Elrod
Mr. Kerr
Opera House
D. H. Smith
Fedora
A. Blake
Wessington Times
Mitchell
Editors’ Association
H. J. Black
Minnesota Type Co
J. A. Kline
Tolmie
Harry Otto
Haley & Lang
Illinois Street
Ed. Cosbun
Iil
Edward Johnson
G. A. R. Hall
Karl E. Tunborg
Earl E. O’brien
Ford Goodfellow
Brookings
State House
Los Angeles
California
the Athletic Association of the College
H. Arnold
Nebraska Street
E. E. Vance
W. J. Powers
St. Charles
Ill
Powers
Vance
Sam Appel
Messrs
N. M. Wardall
George Longstaff
Corley
J.G. Snyder
Albert Shaw
Vern Butterfield
Richard Clark
N. M. Werdall
Utah Street
R. H. Cory
Huron, S.D
Edler Bros. Meat Market
Edler Bros
J.T. Breen
Budweiser
Anheuser Busch
VAL. Blatz
Milwaukee
Mercy
Ethel Joy
Springfield High School
Springfield
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