Auron Items Highlight Local Weekend Activity
Monday notes show D. O. Root at the capital Sunday and Eva Vance with son heading to Pierre. W. L. Miner joined Pierre ward Saturday night while city schools reopen after holiday. Dr. Wood reports a baby girl born to Capt. and Mrs. R. Allison near Cavour. Pension day at the clerk of courts office notes vouchers. John T. Cogan and others spent time in town with Sioux Falls trips and Pierre visits. Billie Williams, a known mail agent, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva. Vance
Pierre
W.L. Miner
Pierre Ward
Dr. Wood
Clerk of Courts
John T. Cogan
Sioux Falls
South Dakota militia site sale urged in annual report
Adj.-Gen. S. J. Conklin proposes renaming the South Dakota militia as the National Guard, reassigning regimental numbers, selling the Sisseton military reservation and nearby land, securing a permanent camp site, and boosting pension bureau funding. The notice appears in Tuesday's Daily alongside local arrivals and city government updates.
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Adj
S. J. Conklin
South Dakota
Sisseton
United States
Huron
Butéau
Huron College Journal and Watertown Obituary Notes
Blunt Advocate reports Purple and Gold monthly journal from Huron college with editor Charles F. Wilcox and Francis Barber. Wakonda Monitor notes no honorary degrees until endowment secures funding. Watertown Public Opinion mourns Charles M. Cass who died in St Paul after diphtheria and heart failure. Cass served as postal clerk from 1860s and later Northern Pacific, leaving a widow.
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HuRostre
Aberdeen
Longstaff
Blunt Advocate
Huron College
Charles F. Wilcox
Francis Barber
Onida
Wakonda Monitor
Watertown
Charles M. Cass
St. Paul
Benuion
Itis Ciy
Death of H. Ray Myers noted in Washington
Washington reports the death of H. Ray Myers formerly of Huron on the first of the month. He was married to Louise Gennet in 1870 and had served as consul in Hamilton Canada and Dumferline Scotland. He was mayor of Huron for three terms beginning in 1892 and once consul at San Salvador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ray Myers
Myers
Hamilton
Canada
Dumferline
Scotland
Huron
San Salvador
Scrap iron buyers seek farmers cash at $6 to $7 a ton
Notice to Farmers announces cash payment for all kinds of scrap iron from $6 to $7 per ton. Limited time offer. bring in material at once.
Huron Lodge Members Welcome New Ritual Initiation
Druggist maintains a strict membership, keeping lapses from occurring as the lodge gains vitality. Supreme Field Marshal J. C. Milne unveils the new ritual at Huron with present and new members pleased. A large class was initiated with deputies observing the floral work, underscoring Huron’s claim of one of the best lodges in the order and renewed life after growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Milne
Huron
Legislature Organizes with Browne Speaker of House
The legislature organized with Browne as Speaker in the House and Longstaff named head of the Appropriations Committee. Senate officers include Armstrong as Secretary Parker as First Assistant Simons as Second Assistant Howell as Bill Clerk Bowen as Engrossing Chief Searis as Sergeant at Arms. House officers list Browne Speaker McLemore Chief Clerk Vreeland First Assistant Merriam Second Assistant Gassman Bill Clerk Sopfer Assistant Sergeant McDonald. A Minneapolis Tribune dispatch adds McDougal of Marshall to lead the Senate Appropriations and Longstaff of Huron to head the House committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A Bowen
Turner
Orlando_ Searis
Moody
George Merriam
Edmunds
Bill Clerk—H. Gassman
Union
J. A. Sopfer
Hutchinson
John McDonald
Beadle
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
McDougal
Marshall
Senate
Longstaff
Huron
House
St Paul Wedding Unites Nellie Mae Belle and Frank Fulton
A Christmas afternoon ceremony at 450 Fuller Street St Paul Minnesota joined Nellie Mae Belle of St Paul to Frank Fulton of Milwaukee. The Rev Henry Dixson Jones of Messiah church officiated with Clifford J Tostevin and Weldon A Dayton guiding guests to the aisle.
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W. R. Tostevin
Fuller Street
St. Paul
Mian
Nellie Mae Belle
Frank Fulton
Milwaukee
Henry Dixson Jones
Church of Messiah
Clifford J. Tostevin
Weldon A. Dayton
Cuticura Soap Promoted as World’s Greatest Skin Soap
The advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the world’s finest for skin care, scalp cleansing, dandruff treatment, hair preservation, and soothing hands. It claims superior cleansing, fragrance, and emollient qualities unmatched by any other soap, domestic or foreign, for toilet, bath, and nursery needs.
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Wedding Bells Stirred by Green and Red Decor
The ceremony featured Rev. Jones and groom with best man Jud. G. Perry of Rochester. Lillian Crowthers carried the ring, Winonifred Crowthers the satin pillow, and Miss Bell Tostevin the green and white gown. The bride wore white Liberty silk and the prayer-book present from the groom. They left for Milwaukee by evening train where Fulton works in law department. They’ll reside at Fifteenth Street after January 15. A manhunt for Turck continues as he remains at large after leaving his run.
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Rev. Jones
Jud. G. Perry
Rochester
Lillian Crowthers
Winonifred Crowthers
Miss Bell Tostevin
Richardson
Huron
Tolsom
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Fulton
North-Western Law Department
Wisconsin Division
Fifteenth Street
Spirit of Winter Brings Ailments From Storms
The piece notes winter pains from rheumatism and catarrh worsened by storms. It promotes Floods Sarsaparilla as a cure with claims of radical, permanent relief and easy availability. The tone urges readers to seek the medicine.
Railroads press capital removal talks in Pierre
Two delegations from the Chicago and North Western Railway visited Pierre late Monday night in an apparent push on capital removal. The eastbound special car carried Alex C. Johnson and Division Superintendent Gettelman. A midnight westbound train carried Chicago officials whose exact plans were unclear.
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Chicago and North-Western Railway
Harry F. Hunter
Milwaukee
North- Western Railway
Pierre
Alex. C. Johnson
Gettelman
Chicago and North-Western Railway Company
Chicago
North-Western
Turck Sought on Embezzlement Charge in County
Gov Herreid granted a requisition on Wisconsin for Lewis H Turck a Great Northern conductor between Huron and Watertown wanted on embezzlement charges. Sheriff Kerr holds an arrest warrant as Turck left with company funds in his possession.
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Pierre
Holton Hurt In Artesian Well Derrick Incident
Artesian well driller Fred H. Holton was injured while preparing to move a derrick at the ice house. His gloved hand was caught on a spike as the framework shifted and he was thrown to the ground. Dr. Wright attended. initial fears of serious injury subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holton
Dr. Wright
City bowlers form two clubs and start outside contest
The city bowlers organize two clubs and begin an outside series with Brookings club in Brookings on Thursday Jan 8. Hurox team likely includes E H Hawley C F Koepp H G Cooley C G Whidden Geo Kerr. December prizes at Ritschlags: first 35 for best scores 248 and 226 474 by W A Roberts. second 2 50 to F Gellerman for 230 and 225 455. January prizes mirror December amounts.
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Brookings
Hurox
E. H. Hawley
C. F. Koepp
H.G. Cooley
C. G. Whidden
Geo. Kerr
Ritschlag’s
W. A. Roberts
F. Gellerman
Advertised Letters Remaining at Huron Postoffice
List of uncalled letters for the week ending December 27 includes Appleton M Erdélkey D M Burlingame Fred Champlin Mrs R E Cripe B F Dulitz Wm Edison Wiley Fletcher Mrs Eva Hansen Miss Brosie Hegiman Dell Kent F E McMann Joe Murphy Mrs Thos Taylor A O Thompson Harry Watson Geo Wheaton Louis Wheaton L A Wheaton Mrs Zoe D C N Cooper Postmaster.
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Huron
Appleton
M. Erdélkey
D. M. Burlingame
Fred Champlin
R. £. Cripe
B. F. Dulitz
Wm. Edison
Wiley Fletcher
Eva Hansen
Brosie Hegiman
Dell Kent
F. E. McMann
Joe Murphy
Thos. Taylor
A. O. Thompson
Harry Watson
Geo. Wheaton
Louis
New Creamery Manager Promises Fair Prices in Huron
Martin Myers announces he will take charge of the Huron Creamery from January 1 and will pay three cents above New York quotations for cream and milk. He urges patrons to stay with the creamery, promises milk and cream testing, and warns against joining a large trust or corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorom
Huron Creamery Co
New York
Huron Creamery
Martin Myers
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Lion
C. A. Kelley
A. A. Chamberlain
Kelley & Chamberlain
Attorneys AT Law
Honon,s. D
Alva E. Taylor
First National Bank
Se EY
Law
H S. Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Eo
A. Pay
Standard Savings Bank
Lorrrce Hayas
Ayers
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Huron, South Dakota
Edward B. Taylor
Postoffice
Lowa St
Cor
M. Schoenert
Link
Alford & Wright
R. Wright, MD
C. Balford, M.D
First Nationa Bank
J.P. Foster
GraduaTs of
Onranto
Veterinary Collect
Thomas & Smith’s Real Estate Office
Auron
D. O. Root
Capital
C. N. Cooper
G. W. Longstaff
E. ¢. Ossenliuth
D. G. Medberg
Capital-Journal
Billie’ Williams
Conklin
M. Joyce
W. D. Miller
Decatur
Ill
S. Fassett
Hitchcock
Frank 8. Browne
Bessie Booth
Carl Anderson
Iowa
Elder Bros
City Hall
Third Street
Booth
Sanford Lyon
Northwestern University
Evanston, Lil
Danm’s Hall
Washington, D. C
Evening Star
Col. H. Ray Myers
Oak Hill Chapel
Washington
J. W. Waldrip
Omaha
Neb
Waldrip
F. J. Hutchins
Montgomery
Brule County
John H. King
Board of County Commissioners
J. H. Miller
Wessington
C. A. Blake
Edler Bros
Vinci
Browne
J. F. Armstrong
Faulk
E. B. Parker
Willard Simons
Clay
Bill Clerk
J. R. Howell
Wal
J. L. Browne
Brown
J. McLemore
Rence
Lucas Vreeland
Buffalo
F. D. Fulton
Miss Bell
L. Woodworth
Wisconsin
Turck
Buteas
Holton
Derrick
Fred H. Holton
THE
Bowlers
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