Local Notices From Huron Society and Surroundings
Thos Campbell of the First National book is in Chicago. Mrs Barney North visits Berlin Ontario. Mrs Maggie Koehler of Council Bluff mother of Mrs L A Lawrence is in the city. Rev S D Works holds gospel meetings near the city. Deputy Marshal Carter returns from Aberdeen on official business. Mr and Mrs G F Lawrence of Malcolm arrive. Pills advertised for bile and constipation. Mrs A J Bick heads to Chicago to visit daughter. John Green, recently admitted to the bar, visits Milwaukee. Dr OC B Clark to lecture at Wellington Springs February 6. Will Miner riffs about Will Miner. Harry Sterling located alive in Fort Scott. May Lawrence death services held in Presbyterian church. Oil inspector Stafford comments on oil quality. W B Joy birthday celebrated. Huron attorneys in water works case return from Pierre. Arthur White's 21st birthday celebrated. Auditor Foster shines at whist in Gettysburg. Local clergymen attend ordination of Henrietta O Lyman at Ft Pierre. Redfield students strive to continue classes after fire. Mount Lebanon Shakers promote Digestive Cordial for dyspepsia. Castor oil palatable as Laxor for children.
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A. J. Bick
Chicago
Fort Scott
Kan
George E. Briggs
Edgar E. Vance
Dr. Alford
A. E Chamberlain
8. S. Davenport
L. H. Jones
James Hinman
Geo. YT. Grove
H. Noll
M. W. Sherer
Local Briefs From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Shelled corn sells for 28 cents a bushel shipped from the car. Joy Bros and Lon McWherter are in Chicago. George B. Ackerman and Ed Spinden spent Monday night in Aberdeen. The Eastern Star plans a Masonic hall entertainment Friday night. Miss Gertie and Jennie Tisdale visit sister Mrs. Frank G. Herron in Sioux Falls. Locomotive firemen plan a February gathering as Grand Master Sergent is expected. Oliver Kingsbarry, 17, killed playing football at Woonsocket Saturday, is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gertie
Jennie Tisdale
Frank G. Herron
Sioux Falls
Oliver Kingsbarry
Woonsocket
Remenyi to Perform Here If Ticket Goal Is Met
Advance agent H M Hanaford visited the city to arrange for a concert by Edouard Remenyi the renowned violinist and his company. If enough tickets are sold at 75 cents each manager Wilcox will finalize plans for a late March or early April appearance, with many tickets already subscribed and strong local interest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hanaford
Edouard Remenyi
Remenyi
Huron
Wilcox
Death of George F. Lane Prominent Beadle County Pioneer
The Huronite reports the death of George F. Lane at his Austin Illinois home after a recent illness. Lane, a Beadle County pioneer and former county treasurer, was respected for his public service, business integrity, and community support. The note also covers R M Springer’s South Dakota ties and a Chicago backed irrigation and land development plan proposing a $1 to $2 million capital to drill artesian wells and supply water and power, aiming to attract settlers and boost local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Lane
Austin
Chicago
Mr. Lane
Eugene
Evry
Beadle County
Lane
R. M. Springer
South Dakota
Taylor & Poraette
Springer
Objections to Swearing and Turf Decline in Love Card
A poetical vent leads to a mock debate where she objects to swearing and turf racing. The text pivots to a sales pitch for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming to enhance a woman’s health and appeal, ending with a request for a 10 cent book offer from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Bind magazines at low price this week
Advertises binding services for magazines with cheap rates and a special offer. Mentions Plax WEEKLY Heronitre and New York Tribune subscription price of one year for 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Unclaimed letters list at Huron Post Office 1896
Weekly list of uncalled letters for the week ending January 25 1896 at Huron South Dakota includes Baker Mrs Ella Louise Franc Sieg Gray Frank Marsh B Reinke Carl Names must be claimed by advertisers stating advertised in the Huronite and include the publication date and one cent stamp at window J B Coan Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Baker
Ella Louise Franc
Clergymen Praises Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup
Rev R Priest attests after fifteen years of service that Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup eases hoarseness and throat and lung irritation. He states no remedy matches its relief and notes it is sold by Holland Wheeler.
Personally Conducted Excursions to San Francisco and Los Angeles
The North Western line offers weekly Thursday trips to California with scenic routes and modern tourist sleeping cars. Experienced conductors accompany all excursions ensuring care and comfort. For rates and details contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Ageles
America
California
Chicago & North Wern
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Santa Claus
Sapoli
Aaron
Apon
Bengal
Jos
Dakota
United States
Canada
Shannon & Longstaff
Thos. Campbell
The
First National Book
Barney North
Berlin
Ont
Maggie Koehler
Council Bluff
Iowa
L A. Lawrence
Rev. S. D. Works
McCoy
Carter
Aberdeen
G. F. Lawrence
Malcom
L. A Lawrence
L. A. Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Marshall
Stafford
W.B. Joy
Joy
Pierre
Thomas
Federal Court
Deadwood
St. Paul
Arthur White
E. H. White
Foster
C.& N. W. Railway
Gettysburg
Ft. Pierre
Henrietta O. Lyman
D. B. Nichols
D. D
Mission Hill
D R. Tomlin
Redfield
W. H. Thrall
Pateh
Mount Lebanon
J. C. Klemme
Nsurance
John L. Pyle
Ttorney
Firet National Bank
H. Aplin
Opera House
H. S. Mouser
Om Ar Law
Burnham Trevett & Mattice
Haron
Joy Bros
Lon McWherter
George B. Ackerman
Ed Spinden
Sergent
Ebury & Ackard
Ate Burt & Packarp
Ea Das
A. Robinson
Gray Frank Marsh B
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Royal Manufacturing CO
Rox
E.B. Best
Minneapolis
Nicollet Avenue
Tee Rapid
W. P. Harrison & CO
Columbus
New Ada
F.A.M
Pee Ee
Dreemesonty
Sr Orahers
Mani
Bos Goodall
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