Huron Celebrates July 4 1881 Loyal Patrons Remembered
The Huronite recalls the first July 4 celebration in 1881 with impromptu planning and local talent. Mayor Hills presided, Rev W S Peterson offered prayers, N D Walling read the Declaration, the band and glee club performed, and speeches followed including Judge Ingersoll and Huron editor Osin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Love
Keokuk
Hills
W.S. Peterson
N. D. Walling
Judge Love
Osin
Huron Times
Judge Ingersoll
J. E. Elson
N. E. Reed
Logersoll
H. M. Jewett
Houronite
Mr. Cain
Sterling
Bill Sterling
Shamus O’brien
M. Milliken
J. B. Kelly
Earls and Estates Stir Family Roots in Caithness Claim
Rev. John Sinclair of Redwood Falls becomes focal as Ella Sinclair and Mrs E G Sinclair from Scotland discuss proving lineage to the Caithness earls. The Red River valley Sinclair, James, is said to hold the title currently. Ella asserts the minister is within twelve to sixteen removes of former earls, with lawyers backing a direct line through Redwood Falls roots.
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St. Paul
John Sinclair
Redwood Falls
Ryan Hotel
E. G. Sinclair
Ella Sinclair
Scotland
Sinclairs
Caithness
Earl of
James Sinclair
Red River Valley
Barogile Castle
Ryan
Sinclair
Perthshire
Red River
Miss Sinclair
Edinburgh
John
Oaithness
Free Dr King New Life Pills Promoted by Mail
Advertises a free sample box of Dr King New Life Pills from H E Bucklen Co Chicago. Claims easy action for constipation sick headache malaria and liver troubles with vegetable ingredients and no deleterious substances. Regular 25c per box sold by H Wheeler Druggist.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
H. Wheeler
Fourth in Huron Sees Big Holiday Turnout and Races
Saturday marked a large Fourth of July celebration in Huron with banks closed and many out for festivities. A special train carried about 2000 fans to Wee sington and back at midnight. Huron horsemen won top money in green races. the baseball team beat Iroquois 16 to 8. Jad Smith and Carl Lampe led bicycle events. Attendance in Iroquois rivaled Wessington, per Blake of Wessington.
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Huron
Weesington
West End
Iroquois
Jad Smith
Carl Lampe
Wessington
Blake
Wessing
Dr King's New Discovery Proclaimed Best Remedy
The editor of The True Remedy endorses Dr King's New Discovery as the true cure for consumption coughs and colds. He claims other remedies do not match its record of cures and guarantees its effectiveness. A free trial bottle is available at Wheeler's drug store.
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W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa
Dr. King
Wheeler’s
Laura E. Mims
Dawson
S.S.S
S.S
Governor appoints committee to study state affairs
Governor Lee named Dan J. Conway of Sioux Falls C. D. Tidrick of Chamberlain and John Longstaff of Huron to the Investigating Committee. A. R. Allen of Clear Lake and C. T. Howard of Redfield will revise the state revenue laws. Supreme Court hearing on the regency case was extended to July 9 to allow briefs.
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Pierre
Governor Lee
Dan J. Conway
Sioux Falls
C. D. Tidrick
Chamberlain
John Longstaff
Huron
A. R. Allen
Clear Lake
C. T. Howard
Redfield
Supreme Court
Salve Promise Cures Skin Ailments and Piles
An advertisement touts a salve that allegedly heals cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions and even piles with a money back guarantee. Price 22 cents per box. Sold by H Wheeler.
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H. Wheeler
Hot Springs Health Retreat Ad Promotes Treatments
The Hot Springs in the Black Hills of South Dakota boast medicinal properties for rheumatic and neuralgia ailments and urge investigation. It advertises first class hotel accommodations and baths, with tourist tickets sold daily and at special low rates on the first and third Tuesdays each month through N W railway ticket agents.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
N.W. Railway
B. and O. Summer Book for Travel Tours
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issued a handsome summer travel book describing mountain resorts springs baths and coastal watering places along its lines. It provides routes and is illustrated on fine paper. Copies available via B and O agents or 10 cents postage to J. M. Schryver, Baltimore.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic
Beautiful Book on Deer Park by B and O Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad issues a handsome pamphlet about Deer Park with fine engravings. Send two cent stamp to D O Jones in Baltimore to obtain copies. For the N E A Convention in Milwaukee July 6 to 9, the North Western Line offers very low excursion rates plus association membership. consult Chicago and North Western Railway agents for sale dates and more details.
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Deer Park
D. O. Jones
Central Building
Baltimore
Milwaukee
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Five Reds Dead in Mille Lacs Lake Tragedy
Five Indians including Chief Wee Sug are dead at Malone's point on Mille Lacs lake after drinking analgesics and hair oil containing alcohol bought at Malone's trading post. The deaths trigger fear of further trouble as riders seek to unite the band and blame the trader for the disaster.
Complaints of Cattle Killing and Fence Burning by Bannock Indians
A government dispatch reports ongoing complaints as Bannock Indians from Lemhi Umatilla Fort Hall and Duck Valley burn fences and kill cattle. Governors Steunenberg and Bliss press for dispersal and expedited telegraph reports from Fort Hall Lemhi Umatilla and Western Shoshone agencies.
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Washington
Heitfeld
Idaho
Steunenberg
Lemhi
Umatilla
Fort Hall
Duck Valley
Interior Department
Bliss
Irwin
Senate panel shifts leather duty to ad valorem rate
Washington June 29 The senate finance committee changed the hid es provision to a ad valorem rate of 60 percent replacing 1 cent per pound and altered the leather paragraph to authorize compensatory duties for hides.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Trial Over $2 Million Loan Suit Opens in Wichita
The district court in Wichita, Kansas began the trial of Thomas A. Shedd of Boston versus George Troutman of Philadelphia over a $2,000,000 dispute. The suit stems from the Lom bard Investment Company of Kansas City failure.
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Wichita
Kan
Thomas A. Shedd
Boston
George Troutman
Philadelphia
Lombard Investment Company of Kansas
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J. P. Kester
U. B. Church
London Mills
Ills
Miles
Dr. Steele
Indiana
Gleason
Huron Friends
Joy Bros
Dr. Clark
John A. Sauer
Minneapolis
Prof
Wheaton
Thomas Sterling
Coshan
Glenwood
Tom Ayres
Col
Edward Sterling
Omaha
Homer Lapier
Pierre Militia Company
Bryant
Charlie Stites
Western Union
J. H. Kipp
Insurance Commissioner
Edith Plummer
Sid Oviatt
Broadland
Harry Sterling
Fiske
Lawn Ridge
Huuron
Savage
de Smet
Danley
Kingsbury County
Swift Bear
White River
J. H. Steere
J.H
Annie
DeWitt
J M Blount
Harry Schaller
W.B. Richards
Oregon
Wisconsin
W. B. Cronk
J. M. Bount
E. L. Howe
J. M. Blount
H. C. Hinckley
Fifth Judicial Circuit
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Highmore
Washington City
F. H. Kent
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hard
Jacol Mitchell
Unionville
CIA
Beadle County
Florence Sterling
Ladies’ Aid Society
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F. L. Norton
Clark
Henry
Horn
Robert Stewart
Aberdeen
Campbell
E. O. Patterson
Minnesota
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Newcombe
Kansas Street
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Pleasant View Township
Mr. Blakely
Beadie County
Earl OF Caithness
Ton
Halladay
Cavour
John L. Pyle
Henry O. Hinckly
Spesaiens
DR. Hathaway & CO
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4Th and
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Swift Specific Co
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