Huron Items and Local Happenings In Brief
Railay Commissioner Kirkpatrick visited Monday as county commissioners reconvened. Richards Trust Co. of Huron, S. D. offers farm loans and buy sell services. Dr. VanDalsem reports a smallpox case at Mr. Kittlesons. Miss Grace McCray from Madison visits relatives. Vander married at Presbyterian manse Saturday evening to Mr. Frederick Lehman and Miss Ellen Best of Wessington. Wilbur Atherton appointed clerk of the Huron post office on civil service eligibility list.
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Railay
Kirkpatrick
Board of County Commissioners
Richards Trust Co
Huron
Grace McCray
Madison
8. D
A. Vander
Presbyterian Manse
Frederick Lehman
Ellen Best
Wessington
Wilbur Atherton
Civil Service
Mr. Ather
Eighteen New Members Added at Presbyterian Service
Rev Vander Las welcomed eighteen new members at yesterday's communion service. Four received baptism, raising church membership to 315. Mrs A E Joy of Huron visited her parents Mr and Mrs J C Peterson. Mamie Conkey and Grace Martin returned to Huron for college. Mrs Harvey Millan traveled from Huron to visit her parents south of town.
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Vander Las
The
Presbyterian Church
Wessington Times
A. E. Joy
Huron
J. C. Peterson
Mamie Conkey
Grace Martin
Harvey Millan
Lafe Merritt
Attorney General on Merger Discussed by Pyle at Helena
Hon John L Pyle spoke after a Helena meeting about railroad mergers across five states. He warned consolidation could yield monopoly power, allowing price fixing and harm to the public, while noting potential government price control as a remedy.
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John L. Pyle
Helena
Hill
Fargo
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Political Debate on Interstate Rates and Corporate Consolidation
A 1900 era remark argues for uniform interstate rates aligned with the Republican platform. The speaker warns that continued consolidations may force government ownership as a last resort. Cooperation with Minnesota and other states is planned to curb violations of state laws.
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Imum
Minnesota
College Notes Highlight Campus Growth and Activities
Prof Taillandier will continue as music department head for two years. Lynch runs a night school with fifteen students. A student noted Faust's Satan looked natural. The boarding club has fifty eight members and chorus class exceeds thirty. Winter term opened with about thirty new students. Enrollment totals: College ten, academy forty six, normal fifteen, commercial twenty nine, shorthand eighteen, oratory sixty, music twenty four, night school fifteen. Tommy Wallace vacationed at Midland. A stage driver near Pierre was reckless and cowboys hunted jackrabbits with blank cartridges. A flag was presented by Miss Phillips and Miss Urquhart for the Presbyterian Junior Christian Endeavor. Mr Pasek assists Lynch in commerce. Chas Hatch faced Blackburnian society for bell ringing at 4:30 A.M. The jury deadlocked. case set for spring term. Reading room and soon dining and commercial rooms are to be electrified.
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Taillandier
Lynch
Satan
Tommy Wallace
Midland
Missouri River
Pierre
Tommy
Phillips
Miss Urquhart
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Pasek
Chas. Hatch
Blackburnian Literary Society
Horton, Carroll and Gamble
Costain
Harris
Beadle County Land Transfers and Local Affairs
Over 5009 acres in Beadle county changed hands in the past week while area residents pursue health, finance, and community news. L W Woodworth seeks Hot Springs baths. unions plan a masquerade ball. legal notices and lending services loom as new dry goods store prepares to open by March 15.
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Beadle County
Five Tablets Remedy Claims One-Day Cold Cure Boxed
An advertisement touts a signature on every box of a remedy called the genuine five tablets that promises to cure a cold in one day. The copy emphasizes universal endorsement and rapid relief as a selling point.
New Firms File Articles Of Incorporation In City
Secretary of state records show two new corporations with Philip Lawrence of this city filing. Flagstaff Mining and Milling Co of Huron with $50,000 capital. incorporators Andrew J. Hawk F. S. Niccolls and Philip Lawrence. West Virginia Coal Gas Oils and Lumber Co of Huron with $500,000 capital. incorporators E. S. Drew L. A. Brimmer and Philip Lawrence.
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Philip Lawrence
Flagstaff Mining and Milling Co
Huron
Andrew J. Hawk
F.S Niccolls
West Virginia Coal, Gas, Oils and Lumber Co
Capital
E. 8S
Drew
L. A. Brimmer
IRONADE Beverages Promoted for Appetite Loss
A vintage promotion touts IRONADE as the most delicious invigorating drink for loss of appetite. It claims pure vegetable tonics and aromatics provide life renewing properties and notes it is sold by first class druggists and refreshment places as a superior soda alternative.
Advertised Letters at Huron Postoffice Week Ending January 11
List of uncalled letters includes Albright J M Archart Sea Box 876 Crowley W H Corley Grace Elliott Mr Gilbert A C Lockwood J Stearns Henry M C N Cooper Postmaster. For sale three residence properties in Huron to be sold within 30 days.
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Huron Postoffice
Albright
J. M. Archart
Sea Box
Crowley
W. H. Corley
Grace Elliott
Mr. Gilbert
A. C. Lockwood
J. Stearns
Henry M. C. N. Cooper
City of
Huron
Union Land and Loan Co
Gymnasium furnishings arrived for Fisk building
Coach Gilkey brought Chicago made gym furnishings for the Fisk building gymnasium. Open within a week. He plans a silver cup contest for Huron Golf Club, funded by the Spauldings, to stimulate spring games with a first series at Huron.
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Gilkey
Chicago
Fisk
A. G. Spaulding
Huron Golf Club
Spauldings
Huron
Teething Remedy Promoted in 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a cure for teething pain in infants. It claims to soothe gums reduce discomfort stop wind colic and aid diarrhoea with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
District Teachers Meet in Huron Saturday Program
Superintendent Corley has arranged the District Teachers meeting in Huron for Saturday January 18. Morning session at 10 o'clock at the High School features songs, invocations and talks on passive and active attention with discussion. Afternoon at 1 30 includes songs, a violin solo, reports, a skylark segment and a critic's report with Prof Slone as chairman.
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Corley
Huron
Song—High School
Bessie L. Hill
Hull
Manuel
Elizabeth Reid
Slone
Local news notes and social happenings in Beadle county
Hon Carl P Sherwood of Clark and James Murphy of Litchcock are listed as residents and visitors. F A Morris travels to Yankton for land office business. Mrs H M Hudson returns from Minneapolis. Skating on the river is popular for local youth. Father Sheehan visits from Elkton and heads east. John J Miller of Hitchcock marries Madge Esseley of Bonilla with Rev Vander Las officiating. Haron Lodge invites members to a mask ball January 24. Ogden and Greer agent Alc Monies arrives for Hinckles Monies wedding. Arthur McDermid and Daisy Pratt wed at Justice Brockway's residence. Harry Schaller seeks medical advice in Rochester about a side growth. Early migration to central South Dakota grows, with six carloads of immigrant belongings arriving at Iroquois. Tredway and Fleming ship a carload of fine horses. Beadle county farmers paid 85 to 100 dollars per horse, described as the finest shipment from this point.
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Father Sheehan
Elkton
Desmond
Presbyterian Manse
John J. Miller
Hitchcock
Madge Eseeley
Bonilla
R. A. Vander Las
Haron Lodge
F. Ital
O. Greer
Ogden & Greer
St. Paul
Alc Monies
Arthur McDermaid
Daisy Pratt
Wm. Pratt
Wolsey
Harry Schaller
Rochester
Minn
South Dakota
Iroquois
Tredway
Fleming
Beadle County
Mahaffy Lapier Nuptials At Lapier Residence
Eva May Lapier and Ralph J Mahaffy wed in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the Lapier home with Rev R A Vander Las officiating. About forty relatives attended as Rose Blanche Spaulding served as bridesmaid and Thomas Fleming as groomsman.
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Lucian Lapier
Eva May
Lapier
Ralph J. Mahaffy
George E. Mahaffy
R. A. Vander Las
Rose Blanche Spaulding
Thomas Fleming
Lena Shepard
Jennie Lapier
Miss Lapier
Houronite
Holden Bros. Present The Denver Express at Opera House
The Denver Express, a season hit, plays at the Opera House in Huron on Friday evening January 17. The production blends rattling comedy and dramatic thrills with novel scenic effects and a strong company known for effective work.
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Holden Bros
Opera House
Denver Express
Huron
Ward Sues Ross for Two Heifers Value Claim
John Ward filed suit before Justice Brockway on Wednesday to recover $50, the value of two heifers from Van L. Ross. Judgment was ordered for the plaintiff. Attorneys were A. W. Burtt for the plaintiff and Pyle & Taylor for the defendant.
Meals in North-Western dining cars offer daily service
The North Western railway adds meals on the Winona to Tracy line with breakfast and lunch from Winona at 6 10 A M and 1 50 PM with supper from Tracy at 1 50 PM arriving Winona 9 30 PM. Through coaches to Chicago and Pullman sleeping cars between Mankato and Chicago. East west connections and agent inquiries. Annual meeting of Modern Brotherhood of America set for Jan 18 at 8 30 PM in Miners hall with officer election. Poland China boar pig for sale weighing about 250 pounds inquire within or with E T Losey.
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Winona
Tracy
Pullman
Mankato
Chicago
Chicago and North-Western Railway
Huron
Modern Brotherhood of America
Miner’s Hall
M. Schoenert
Poland
Optical care tips from Fred J. Baker in Dakota City
GOOD LOOKS in both men and women will be retained if eyes are properly cared for. Impairment of sight causes wrinkles from straining. Consult Fred Baker, the optical man, for best advice and glasses if needed. FRED J. BAKER, Watchmaker and Optician, Dakota Avenue, Next Third Street, Huron, South Dakota.
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Fred Baker
Fred J. Baker
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Link
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College Notes
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Hot Springs
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R. Feil Co
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Carl P. Sherwood
Clark
James Murphy
Litchcock
F. A. Morris
Yankton
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van L. Ross
Justice Court
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