South Dakota Board of Agriculture elects officers and notes retirement
The South Dakota Board of Agriculture announces George E. McEathron's retirement as secretary and his shift to advertising agent. Officers elected include Forrester H. Smith as President John H. King as Vice President Bayard E. Beach as Secretary J. E. Platt as Treasurer. Elizabeth Jarvis and P. Sherwood named superintendents of Women’s and Dairy Departments respectively. Treasurer J E Platt presents the 1905 State Fair receipts and urges larger state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester H. Smith
Groton
John H. King
Huron
Bayard E. Beach
J. E. Platt
Clark
Elizabeth Jarvis
Women’s Department
P. Sherwood
F. J. Smith
H. S. Fietcher
C. Moulton
Geo. H. Whiting
George E. McEathron
McEathron
State Board of Agriculture
South Dakota
Centlemen
S. D
Publishers Mutual Elect Directors and Officers for Ensuing Year
The annual meeting of Publishers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company elected directors LL D Wall, C B Swanson, and George C Fullinweider. The secretary reported losses over 13000 and risks near 1.25 million. Directors then elected officers Levi D Wait as president W N re Haron as vice president and C Shober as secretary.
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Publishers’ Mutual
Publishers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
LL. D Wall
Armour
C. B. Swanson
Highmore
George C. Fullinweider
Huron
Levi D Wait
W. N Re Haron
Tinan Mball
C, . Shober
My Wife's Family at New Theater Falls Short in Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader notes that My Wife's Family played Saturday matinee and evening at the New Theater failed to please audiences. The company underperformed for a musical comedy, drawing better crowds in smaller towns while city crowds expect first class attractions.
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New Theater
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Outlook for Building Boom in Huron 1906
The 1906 outlook in Huron predicts record building activity with many private residences and substantial business improvements expected. Brick blocks hotels opera houses and related projects could total nearly a quarter million dollars. Planned items include the P B Lyon block Sauer Green building the Eberhart building and college campus remodels for an up to date hotel.
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Huron
Opera House
P. B. Lyon
Dakota Avenue
4Th Street
Sauer-Green
First
Second
Eberhart
Second Street
College
Wisconsin
Third Streets
Daum Plans New Play House and Auditorium in Huron
Daum will build a brick and stone complex 120 by 165 feet with an opera house on one side and a 70 by 150 foot auditorium on the other. The project aims to finish both spaces by July 1, with location to be decided within two weeks and material sourcing set for Sioux City and Minneapolis.
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Huron
Joe Daum
Daum
Dakota
4Th
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Advertised Letter List Huron Post Office Week Ending Jan 13 1905
Week ending January 13 1905 at Huron Post Office lists eight unread mail items including Austin Miss Mira Booth G F Brown Hugh Center J L Finneran John King C H Lusch John G Mallonney John McLeran Arlo Potter E E Robertson A P Stewart Charley Underwood Frank Whipp J J Joan Lonestarr Postmaster card noted
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Austin
Miss Mira
Booth
G F Brown
Hugh Center
J L Finneran
John, King
C H Lusch
John G
Mallonney
John McLeran
Arlo Potter
E E Robertson
A P
How to Avoid Pneumonia
Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Mich endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for pneumonia and severe coughs. The notice claims the remedy stops coughs, heals and strengthens lungs and urges refusing substitutes. It cites three severe pneumonia cases with good results.
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Foley
C. J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
H. Longstaff
J. L. Sankey
Great Northern Railway Announces Meet Travel Rate
For the American Stock Growers Association and allied groups in Denver from January 29 to February 3, the Great Northern Railway offers a first class round trip fare of $2.00. Sale dates January 27 to 29 with final return by February 15, 1906. See local Great Northern office for full details.
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American Stock Growers’ Association
National Live Stock Growers’ Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
Denver
Colorado
Great Northern Railway
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good
A. H. Thames of Buffelo, Ohio, coal operator, says kidney and bladder troubles caused excruciating pain with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, he reports quick relief, the brick dust stone fragments disappeared, and pain ended. C. H. Longstaff and J. L. Sankey accompany the testimonial.
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A. H. Thames
Buffeilo, C
Foley
C. H. Longstaff
J. L. Sankey
Great Northern opens new depot on Dakota Ave with first train
Downtown's Great Northern By Co runs its first passenger train over the new tracks to a brick and stone depot on Dakota Avenue. The 7 o'clock nightly departure includes mail baggage car two coaches and a sleeper. Depot features waiting rooms ticket office and electric lighting with steam heat. Robt Kinner serves as passenger and freight agent.
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Great Northern By. Co
Dakota Ave
Thut
Rob’t Kinner
May Build New Office For North Western at Huron
The Division Superintendent's office at North Western in Huron may be replaced this year with a modern two story brick and stone building. The existing structure built almost a quarter century ago is too small for the growing dispatch and clerical staff.
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North-Western
Huron
North- Western
Installation of Lodges Officers in K P Hall
On Thursday night in the K P hall joint installation of officers for the L O T M and K O T M took place with Mrs Hereford and P G Watters in attendance. A banquet and dance followed as new officers took the oath of office and the A U W held their session Friday night concluding with a meal at Eberhart's restaurant.
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K. P. Hall
Hereford
Yankton
P.G. Watters
Aberdeen
Eberhart
M. W
R. D. Wharton
Andrew Schultner
Charles Peet
A. J. Bick
Webb
Peter Stewart
J.C. Koerner
Baptist Church Chooses New Pastor Arriving Feb 1
Rev. F. E. Hudson of Grand Island Nebraska has accepted the call to be pastor of the Huron Baptist church. He preached several Sundays in December and will arrive with his family February 1 to lead the congregation.
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Baptist Church
F. E. Hudson
Grand Island
Nebraska
Huron
Mr. Hudson
Baptists
New Trial Ordered in Hubbard Murder Case
Clerk of courts Pay reports a new trial in the State of South Dakota versus William Hubbard for the murder of G. W. Cakebread at the Winter farm west of Huron. The case is set for the regular term of court next March.
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South Dakota
William Hubbard
G. W.cakebread
Huron
Final examinations at the High School infra half year
Examinations in Higher Algebra United States History Zoology Civics English History and Physical Geography were held Friday. M Gilbert and Burke were visitors at the High School last Tuesday. Fever and contagious diseases spread through grades with several small pox cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Gilbert and
Burke
Supreme Court Affirms and Reverses in County Cases
The supreme court issued multiple decisions across South Dakota counties. Rulings include affirmations in Brookings Beadle Marshall and Clay counties and a reversal in Day and Turner counties. Several cases involve banks, estates, and school districts with numerous appellants and respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Vorson
Lawrence Kerley
Philip Germschied
4Th Judicial Circuit
Ara D. Sprague
Richard Lovett
Jacob Lovett
Brookings County
Frederick Milling Co
Frederick Farmers’ Alliance
Brown County
Archie Fiandera
Oa Minard
P. French
Clayton Jones
M. R. Baskerville
Day County
M. McComb
John Schaack
Codington County
Reverse Deere and Webber Co
W. L. Hinckley
Marshall County
Ind
Turner Co
S. D
Clay Co
Joseph Graber
M. M. Williams
Claus D. Isaacson
Peter Peterson
Turner County
Charles A. Issenhath
Andrew Riegel
Beadle County
Sioux Falls Brewing and Malting Co
J. D. Wood
Faller
State Bank of Lant
Ponsonby
Kendal Mig
Kendall
E. Yndents
McCook County
Colton State Bank
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Huron Post Office
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Down Town
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P. C
Annie Kiemme
Mary Holbrook
Glennon
J. Burke
Essie Koerner
R. K
Ellen Dickey
F. K
Emma Cawood
Prs
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White
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Wilson
van Daisem
P. O
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R. A. Denning
E. W. Cotton
H. A. VanDalsem
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Fred Love
O’farrel
Cavour
Sheriff Young
Hawarden
Justice Geddis
Gray
Hitchcock
H. J. Rice
St. Paul
W. H. Davis
Will Shaw
H.J. Rice
Armory Hall
Ricmarps Trust Company
Mrs. Ed. Cornell
Brookings
Mr. Cornell
Sullivan
Mary Flemming
Janesville
Wis
Bayard Braca
Houghton Frank Farrel
California
Michael M. Stahl
Sahra Waldner
Byron
C. B. Stone
Great Northern Ry Co
Asher Pay
Jacob Hofer
Lake Byron
Mary Hofer
Lincoln
Spink County
South
Masonic Hall
Benjamin Franklin
Winona
Francis Adams
Thomas Thompson
College Chapel
Cassie Scoffield
Bessie Woodruff
Car) Weir
George Starling
Monte Appel
Charles Hatch
HiMcCarty
George Small
Winthrop
D. Dinneen
Rapid City
E. Rogers and Son
Champagne
Ill
Marie Wood
Commissioner Gray
John Fulton
Twin Cities
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Broadland
W. D. Jones
Uncle Sam
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Tredway Farm
George Fessenden
Kalispell
Montana
Marshall
Josephine Dinneen
Omaha
Neb
C. P. Richardson
Salem
Mr. Richardson
Bliss
E. H. Grant
Everett
E. C. Moulton
Warner
F. C. Smith
State Fair Board
M.r. Alford
Alford
John Claymore
Huron College
DeSmet
Ed. Schumaker
Mankato, Minn
Moraine
Chamberlain
D.R. Warner
Haron
Benson,Minn
John Cass
Canning
I. van Winkle
Wessington
J. F. Fulton
Bayard Esica
T. H. Null
A. B. Adams
Franc
Laura
Martina Schoenert
W. H. Hubbard
Brooklyn
N. Y
T. M. Shanafelt
The
Baptist Church of
Baker's Jewelry Store
West Side
Third St
Kuhlman CO
Dept. P. Atlas Block
Chicago
John Mack & CO
Minneapolis, Mulan
Oriole
Dunkley’s
Postoffi Newton & Maag Grocers