Huron Notes Include Social Calls and Local Wares
Miss Blanche Whiting of DeSmet visited Huron on Wednesday. N E Phillips stayed at Kent House en route to Pierre. Lost Catholic prayer book seeks return. Sale offer for 735 Wisconsin street lot. Miss Helen Keating of Scotland visited dormitory. Miss VanArsdale to Texas. Mrs Green heads to St Louis. Barn for sale 16 by 46 feet. W R Link and T M Shanafelt southbound to Iowa and Nebraska. Temperature sixteen below. feels colder. Mrs Ben Hoover from Gettysburg to Pierre. Judge Simmons travels to Pierre for A C U W lodge business. Grace Episcopal Ladies Guild plans February 5 supper. John Anderson paid mortgage using Monitor Drill from G Klebs. Carl Bodley and John Schneller join Elk Lodge. Mrs L Penney and son return to Pipestone. Press Association sessions at Elk Lodge. Cited Foley remedy ads. Birthday party for Holland Wheeler. Avery and Hart couple wed in Hitchcock. Breen praises Retailers for Pierre legislation visit. Thos Potwin and Aberdeen bride visitors. honeymoon. Kent House lobby busy with travelers. Memphis Times editor endorses Foley's remedy. Joan Lonestarr, P M PRES. Hackett amused by train timetables on way to Parker.
New Buildings Rising In Huron For Spring And Fall
New hotels and several substantial structures are planned for Huron with spring construction expected by early 1907. D O Root plans expanding his business and adding a first class music temple, while Publishers Insurance will build on the site of Mort Knowlton’s barber shop. The avenue will gain multiple new buildings boosting the city’s appearance and employment as the state fair season approaches.
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Huron
D. O. Root
Publishers’ Insurance Company
Mort Knowlton
College notices mix debate results and upcoming concerts
The college chorus held its first rehearsal of the year on Thursday January 10. The second intersociety debate also occurred January 10 with the affirmative supporting high license over prohibition. the negative won. Dr. and Mrs. French visited Pierre for the inaugural and librarian Boughton arrived in Huron. The commercial department reports a larger student increase. Mr Newens gave a notable lecture at the Methodist church and the Oriolé Concert is planned for January 28.
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French
Pierre
Boughton
Huron
Methodist Church
Newens
Special Announcement on FO Leys Honey and Tar Safety
Our note confirms Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy is unaffected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Week Ending January 26 1907 Basford Earl Griggs Nellie Heck Charley
Card listing participants for the week ending January 26 1907 featuring Basford Earl Griggs Nellie and Charley Heck in a local or club event with names presented in a roster format.
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Basford, Earl
Griggs
Nellie
Heck, Charley
The Gallery God5
A reader attacks town youths at an opera house for poor conduct in the gallery. The writer urges strict response to disturbances and claims patrons would support firm action against disruptive patrons after a night of trouble.
Plan to import teachers raises eyebrows in Webster Mass
A Webster man offers to supply U S country schools with 25 to 50 or more teachers claiming he can place them in schools and homes in Huron. He writes to the Huron postmaster and notes he can provide references and suitable homes. Meanwhile Koepp moves his clothing store to a new Huron location with modern fittings and planned gents furnishings.
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Massachusetts
Huron
Btr
New York
Cavour
DuBoise
J. P. Davienow
Webster
Mass
A O U W Holds Evening of Fraternal Address and Initiation
The A O U W held an evening of entertainment and instruction with Narvis of Muscatine Iowa delivering a full address of fraternal wisdom. Grand Master Workman Simmons followed with an engaging talk as a large class was initiated into the order's secret rites. Visiting brothers from Wessington Hitchcock Cavour Miller and Iroquois attended the event. A pleasant supper followed the gathering.
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U. W
Workman
Narvis
Muscatine
Iowa
Workman Simmons
Wessington
Hitchcock Cavour
Miller
Volga and Keep Out of Trouble Mr Bohe
Local message urges caution toward the Volga region and advises Mr Bohe to avoid trouble as events unfold.
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Volga
Mr. Bohe
Quirk Murderer Found Guilty in Manslaughter Verdict
In St Louis court the jury returned a guilty verdict of manslaughter in the first degree for the defendant Quirk. The judge sentenced him to not less than five nor more than thirty years in prison. Attorney Morrison said the outcome was satisfactory and the defendant appeared relieved.
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Wil
Frank Morrison
Advertising Letter List for Week Ending January 19 1907
The notice lists names of recipients for unclaimed mail at the Bell post office including Fred J Bell Benny Benson Cohen Mrs EL Dwriek H Elgland Andrew Finnerty J Flockard Jonas F 2 cards Gray Mrs James A Jacobson Mary Jack John R Jhansen Helmer Johnson J O Kember Mrs J T Pease C J Pond M M Rudloff Oscar Swisher J W Van Curtis James Warren A H Whitlock H Winchell Roy Wilson W A Wilson C W Arthur Robert P Bory Will Boyce George W Carlson Mabel A Daily Mrs C E Eland Andrew Fleming GJ Haas Hendrick Hummel H 5 Jeaneret G C Jeansret George Jensen Jense 2 Keenan R E Kellogg Harvey Neth Barney Reynolds Nelson card Riley Gay pig Palmer Mrs B E Parnott F R Pope Eugene Sthoe Peter St Clair Joseph Swisher John W Jonx Lonestarr Postmaster.
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Bell
Fred J
Benson
Benny
Cohen
Dwriek
Elgland
Andrew
Finnerty
Flockard
Jona
Gray
James A
Jacobson
Mary
Jack
John R
Jhansen
Helmer
Johnson
J O
Kember
J T
Pease
C J
Pond
M M
Rudloff
Oscar
Swisher
J W
van Curtis
James
Warren
A H
Whitlock
Winchell
Roy
Wilson
W A
C W
Arthur
Robert P
Bory
Will
Boyce
George W
Carlson
Mabel A
Daily
Mrs C E
Eland
Fleming
Barney
Reynolds
Nelson
Card
Riley
Gay
Pig
Palmer
Parnott
F R
Pope
Eugene
Sthoe
Peter
St Clair
Joseph
John W
Jonx Lonestarr
Larceny convict and concealed weapon case noted in court
In a South Dakota hearing Justice Geddis found Frank Reeves guilty of larceny for stealing an overcoat and sentenced him to thirty days in jail or a $50 fine, with 20 additional days for nonpayment. Frank Boheo was bound over to circuit court on carrying concealed weapon charges, with a $200 bond. The text also covers a Friday band concert and various musical performances, praising performers like Mrs Ringsdorf, Verne Alger, Verne Bonesteel, and Arthur Phillips, with remarks on audience reaction and accompaniment. The document references legal notices, land publication, and various court actions from 1906.
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Frank Reeves
Geddis
Frank Bohe
Whiting
Boho
Volga
Farlight
Mrs. Ringsdorf
Huron
Miss Smith
Arthur Phillips
Verne Alger
Tannhauser
Verne
Wagner
Verne Bonesteel
Bonesteel
South Dakot
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Frank A. Morris
Geos
Morris Land
Thomas Cam
South Dakota
Enid
Tiffe
A. Lixcx
Boron
Beadle County
Colenee One
W. A. Lruce
Mehsj
Beadle County Public Notice of Sale in 1907
A damaged notice records a land sale in Beadle County to be held November 1907. The document cites a Dakota location, a book and page reference, and a noon deadline for the sale of certain mores with description of the tract.
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Beadle How
Dakota
Beadle County
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Blanche Whiting
DeSmet
City
N. E. Phillips
Kent House
Wesdnesday
Town
Wisconsin Street
DeBow
Helen Keating
Scotland
VanArsdale
Mrs. Green
Miss VanArsdale
St. Louis
Diwl
W.R. Link
T. M. Shanafelt
Nebraska
Ben Hoover
Gettysburg
the Kent
Judge Simmons
A. C. U. W. Lodge
Ladies Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
H. C. Hincksey
John Anderson
G. Klebs
Carl Bodley
John Schneller
Elk Lodge
L. Penney
Pipestone
Minn
Susie
Nellie Cushing
Press Association
Dexter
Wm. F. Avery
Bessie May Hart
Hitchcock
Presbyterian
Anderson
John T. Breen
Nesday
Potwin
Bride of
Aberdeen
Memphis, Tenn
Times
Holland Wheeler
Joan Lonestarr, P. M
Pres. Hackett
Gause
Merriment
Hackett
The
Parker New Era
Cogan
Carthage
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News OF the College
Opera House
Joe
Koepp
Trumbower’s Old
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Quirk
Sr. Paun
IW Police Court
Justice Geddis
Department of the Interior
Land
Asta
Benjaihurston
Fea Miner
Oscar I. Ray
John $. Schmitz
Hall of Huson, &. D
C. A. Beare
Register
C. Beavery
SS Ea
B. Jomwstos Lap Company
Wruttam Burrows
Orna
Setaae Et Walter& Gen Ees Oes
Asner Fats
Opamnanaare
Sours Dakota
Lawrence
Anus
State OF
Howards Johnson
R. Asurn F. Par
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Gehman
John.r. Gehman
Kelftel
South
County of
Beadle
Topher C. Cleveland
oSlock
Binel
Wiliam
Kinsey
Pal James
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