Huron items show local visits and events in town
Local notes report W. O. Allen from Groton, Hon. Geo. A. Matthews from Brookings, and others visiting Huron. Mentions of court cases, business moves by Sam Appel and L. Kerr, a stove pipe collision, a social ball with George M. Wills Orchestra, and remarks on state reporters en route to Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O. Allen
Groton
General Sullivan
Plankinton
Geo. A. Matthews
Brookings
C. M. Harrison
Corn & Grain Belt Association of
Redfield
Wharton
Huron
Beadle County
J. C. Klemme
Messrs. Sterling, Wilde & Klemme
Hamilton Kerr
Kerr
Pierre
Star Press Association
Tom Bishop
Volga Tribune
L. D. Lyon
Public Opinion Watertown
J. L. Pratt
Elkton Record
L. J. Bates
Lake Preston Times
Geo. Schlosser
George M. Wills
Wille
Price's Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Endorsed Worldwide
The oldest Cream of Tartar Baking Powder, 46 years in use, is refined at a Jersey City plant by patented methods. It has U S and Canadian government endorsements and is stocked by the Army and Navy, clubs, hotels, and households. The firm asserts its product is truly pure and free of frauds used by rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Boards of Health
United States Army
Navy
Presbyterian Mission Service Crowds Congregational Dance Debate
A Sabbath evening at the high knoll Presbyterian church featured a missionary service by the Presbyterian Ladies' Mission Society with country flags and Meads singing. Evangelist Burrows led a revival at the M E church with a determined appeal from Revelations and a pending quarterly conference. A letter from Irving Mutchier notes a severe winter in Harvey Illinois and the start of the $100,000 Masonic Hotel construction by Babcock Hobson Matechler.
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4Th
Wisconsin
Mr. McGondy
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missions Society
Oliver
Iss Meads
Evangelist Barrows
Evangelist Burrows
Paul
M.E. Church
Lord
Irving Mutchier
Harvey, Il
Masonic Hotel
Babcock, Hobson & Matechler
Loco Engineer Seeks Wife Return From Alleged Jeffing Influence
W H Cepgiano of Huron, South Dakota writes that his wife left home after being influenced by bad company of other women. He thanks the Christian ladies for bringing her back and states she is now content with her husband and faith. He asks space in the newspaper to explain the matter and to aid reconciliation.
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Phe
Neder
United Toe
Shannon & Longstaff
L. Ragnet
Richmond, Mo
Dinneen
Ragnet
Dakota
Huron
Eey
Fort Sumpter
Richmond
Langley
Ar Christia Society
S. D
W. H. Cepgiano
Loco
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