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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1891
Page
8
Local notes report visits by Sauer to West Superior and a Brookings trip by Mrs Bushnell. Singer agents, bankers, and judges move through Huron with new offices and legal actions noted. Pine Ridge and Miles are discussed by officials. 1890 land-office activity shows local entry interest amid hard times.
A HU RONITE representative sought confirmation as bank officials indicated confidence in reopening for general business on Wednesday or Thursday this week. The report circulating within the community centers on the bank resuming operations soon.
An amateur concert was held at Mrs. C. C. Dunlap’s Lawn Ridge home Monday evening. Performers included Walts, Roeder, Werkerlir, Carroll, Heleva, Reed, Aplin, Bryant, Clary, Adler, Underwood, Rubinstell, and Rucker. The program offered orchestral pieces, songs, and a finale encore.
R 10 Richards who went east recently returned Friday and married Miss Grace Durell on Thursday January at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Albert Jones in Hudson Wisconsin The couple known to Huron people as Miss Blanche Durell and Mr Richards will reside at the Arlington and host friends after January 13 Congratulations are extended to the newlyweds.
The Methodist church hosted a union gathering of women’s missionary societies from city churches. Mrs. F. M. Wilcox presided as papers by Mrs. T. M. Shanafelt and Mrs. J. S. Oliver explored women’s responsibility in mission and prayer, with H. M. Barker addressing church work. A workers’ conference led by Mrs. E. T. Cressy followed, highlighting juvenile mission work amid animated discussion. The event featured gifts, thanks to Mrs. Oliver and others, and special music and a solo from Mrs. C. D. te.
The stockholders held their annual meeting in Hank parlors Tuesday evening and chose H. A. Maxfield as cashier replacing General Taylor. Ww. S. Davin becomes assistant to Maxfield. Beve is elected to a position, and the board of directors includes D. L. Stick as president and Daniel tick as vice president.
Hon M H Day urged arming to disarm Indians during talks with Gov Mellette in Pierre and cited Phinney's ranch incident near Rapid City. He argued for removing firearms from Indians to prevent attacks on settlers, noting some will resist surrender while warning of potential renewed conflicts with white settlers. He warned Gen Miles could spark trouble by demanding arms.
Conductor John Barge of Water town spent Sunday with Huron friends. Mrs Will Weicher and child returned from Lincoln Nebraska on Tuesday. O N W baggageman in good humor after the trip. S Sanborn general agent P Helsenbeck assistant general superintendent William Smuth superintendent of motive power and machinery and William McIntosh master mechanic for the Dakota Central division were here yesterday in a private car, visited the car shed, then went south.
Beadle county wool growers association invites sheepmen to City Hall Huron on Saturday January 17 at 2 PM to select an inspector for Beadle county and appoint by the board of county commissioners. J B Genpes president.
A fragmented and garbled text presents dubious remedies and misused phrases. The lines mention skin diseases and healing but lack coherent instructions or identifiable people, places, or organizations.
State of South Dakota matter in Beadle County Circuit Court cites Topeka investment proceedings with first publication January 15 and listing February 19.
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