State Immigration Bureau Support and Fair Scheduling Clash
The Real Estate Men’s Association of Sioux City passed a resolution in favor of creating a state bureau of immigration. They urged remedies to avoid conflicts with the South Dakota State Fair by urging business leaders to coordinate dates with the Sioux City event. The afternoon program featured Jamison and Kelley, musical solos, moving pictures, trashy entertainment, and a clown duet raising 66 dollars for the Star ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
South Dakota
Elk’s
K. P. Hall
Rele
State Bureau of Immigration
Col
J. H. King
Jamison
Kelley
M. E. Walton
E. Barrows
Hazel Hinckley
Dr. Washburn
J. W. Lee
Dr. Walton
Wharton
Rollins
Huron
Star
Mr. Gray
Gray
Dakota Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Don
A. W. Wilmarth
Installation Of Officers And Supper Dance
The Degree of Honor at K P hall installed officers elected in the regular annual election led by past Chief of Honor Margaret Holton. Officers include Emma Bliss L of H Nellie Gascoigne C of CG Luella Gust Recorder Kate Markham Financier Mary Gibbs Inside Sentinel Anna Kettleson Outside Sentinel Miss Hanson. An oyster supper followed with music and dancing until midnight. The year 1905 was prosperous locally and 1906 outlook is bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
Margaret Holton
Emma Bliss
Cora Knowiton
Nellie Gascoigne
Luella Gust
Kate Markham
Mary Gibbs
Sentinel
Anna Kettleson
Miss Hanson
School Notes Show Staffing Change and Repairs
School resumed after a ten day Christmas break. Miss Schildknecht replaces Miss Coonrod in 6th grade at the Utah building and has taught in Mari nette and Cloquet. Final exams for the half year come next. New blackboards added in several High School rooms. Holidays awarded to top averages: Miss Myer 4th grade, Miss Davis 3rd grade, Miss Tolmie 5th grade.
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Miss Schildknecht
Miss Coonrod
Utah
Marinette and
Cloquet
Myer
Davis
Tolmie
Mien
Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde drink danger rumor in Philly mail thief
A Philadelphia letter carrier Charles Devine is said to be arrested for robbing the United States mails. The piece portrays Devine as a sober, industrious worker who becomes cruel and cunning after drinking, likening his transformation to Dr. Jekyl and Mr Hyde.
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Charles Devine
Philadelphia
United States
Peranel
Stevenson
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Devine
Toxi
Vine
Sega
Minne
Missionary Convention to Be Held in Huron in March
The great state missionary convention is planned for Huron March 28 29 and 30. About six hundred delegates are expected with international speakers including three bishops and many returned missionaries. An exhibit on missionaries from diverse countries will be free to citizens of Huron and travel from across the state is anticipated to view it. Committee members Rev J B Trimble Rev J P Jenkins and Rev C E Hager arranged the event in Huron.
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Huron
J. B. Trimble
D. D
Missionary Society
M. E. Church
J. P. Jenkins
Sioux Falls Dist
C. E. Hager
State Missionary
Benet
Fire damages home of C H Kelligan on Nebraska and Second
Fire discovered at two pm in the home of C H Kelligan on the corner of Nebraska and Second streets started by an overheated steel range. Flames spread to floor and wall before chemical fire units arrived to extinguish the blaze. House owned by Capt Teets. loss partly covered by insurance.
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C. H. Kelligan
Nebraska
Second Streets
Capt. Teets
Foley's Honey and Tar Warned Against Imitations
The Original Foley and Co of Chicago sponsors Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted throat and lung remedy. A yellow package marks the genuine product, with warnings against lookalike imitations and substitutions.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Foley's
C. HM. Longstaff
J. L. Sankey
Public statement from Beadle County official on Kelley case
Beadle County Commissioner W M Ruggles explains why he and colleagues Gray and Miller supported an early resolution to end further prosecution of Chas A Kelley. He states the board later reconsidered the action, citing judicial powers and public sentiment, and calls for the record to be annulled and suppressed.
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Beadle County
Huron
Board of County Commissioners
Chas. A. Kelley
Gray
Miller
Kelley
Wilmarth
John H. Miller
F. B. Gray
A. B. Barnes
Onas
H. Ray
Mr. Wilmarth
Court House
Oither
Journal- World
Journal-World
South Dakota
C. A. Kelley
Board of
Wm. M. Ruggles
Charles H. Ray
W. M. Runewesl
Ommissioner Ruggies
Omer
Jnc
H. Miller
Football Team Banqueted At a Banquet on Monday
A Monday banquet honored the football team with a formal event attended by players and coaches. Organizers announced awards and praised the squad for its season efforts and teamwork.
Injustice Court Hears Gehman & Lee v Dinneen
Gehman and Lee sued Frank Dinneen in a case moved between venues. A jury trial on Friday failed to reach a verdict, then a nonjury trial found for Gehman and Lee with a nineteen dollar amount. The defense indicated an appeal to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehman & Lee
Frank Dinneen
Geddis
van Dalsem
Dinneen
H.C. Hinckley
A. W.wilmarth
Graf ter Lottie Tillotson Lectured Here as Swindler
Miss Lottie Tillotson, famed graf ter across the state, spoke at the 1. C. O. F. hall Monday night and reportedly kept the entire collected sum for herself, leaving the hosting organization to cover expenses. The piece labels her a professional swindler and questions how long she will continue her “little game.”
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Lottie Tillotson
West Hotel Fire Kills Ten in Minneapolis
Ten people perished when a blaze ripped through the West Hotel at Fifth and Hennepin in Minneapolis. Firefighters called for aid from St Paul as flames destroyed the sixth and seventh floors and a dramatic rescue sequence involving a bank president and his family unfolded before thousands.
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Minneapolis Fire Department
Minneapolis
Minn
West Hotel
St. Paul
John Berwin
Hook and Ladder Co
Berwin
Thomas Somerville
Alice Martin
Nichols
Chamber of Commerce
F. A Chamberlain
Security National Bank of Minneapolis
Fifth and
Hennipen Ave
Huron Lawyers Active at State Bar Meeting
The annual meeting of the state bar association in Sioux Falls attracted many Huron lawyers including T. H. Null A. B. Fairbank A. W. Burtt Coe I. Crawford and Alva E. Taylor. Officers elected for the year are A. W. Burtt president J. W. Jones vice president W. L. Mc Laughlin second vice president John H. Voorhees secretary LW. Goodner treasurer. Pierre chosen for next year’s meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar Association
Sioux Falls
Huron
T. H. Null
A. B. Fairbank
A. W. Burtt
Coe I. Crawford
Alva E. Taylor
J. W. Jones
W. L. McLaughlin
Deadwood
John H. Voorhees
LW. Goodner
Pierre
Association
Hyomei Promised Cure for Cattarhal Troubles
C H Lonestarr endorses Hyomei inhaler for catarrhal troubles stating a bottle costs 1 dollar with refills at 50 cents. He promises a refund if Hyomei does not cure when used as directed, citing strong faith in the remedy.
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The
Humonite
Hyomei
C. H. Lonestarr
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Intrest
Immigration Bureau
Dr. Jekyl and
Mr.Hyde
Eastern Star Circus
Masonic Hall
State Missionary Convention of the
M. Basi
COM. Ruggles
Charles A. Kelley
Pipal
Huron College
Eberharts
John Pyle
Frank Pipal
Pyle
Blake
Hill
Squires and Fine
Athletic Association
Injustice Court
Honor Burtt
Judge Burtt
C. H. Longstaff
R. H. Cory
Third St., Huron, S. D
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