Huron items from July include arrivals and travels
The Huron item notes numerous visitors and residents in town including Joe Shears in Denver, Miss Florence Osborn from Washington, D C, and Charles Cooper traveling to Fargo for a brother's wedding. It reports band performances, railroad news, new property purchases, telegraph office staffing changes, a bicycle parade plan, and large numbers of tramps moving north seeking harvest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Huntley
Carrie Myers
Charlie Merritt
Iowa City
Iowa
Florence Osborn
Washington, D. C
General Hughes
John Doherty
Dick Graeff
D. W. Smith
Parker
Josie Maretta
Blunt
Western Union Telegraph Office
Jones
Jail Birds Escape From County Jail In Hot Weather
On a 102 degree day four of six inmates escaped through a brick wall hole in the jail corridor. Sheriff Longstaff and deputies pursued but had not captured any by nine thirty. Detainees identified include James Morris Thomas Murray OC F Smith and John Ryan, all awaiting trial. rewards offered for capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fowler
Court House
Mr. Fowler
Sheriff Longstaff
Appelman
James Morris
Thomas Murray
F. Smith
John Ryan
Trumbower & Co
O. F. Smith
J. S. Vandenburg
Engineer Sutphen
Post Office Unclaimed Letters Listed for Week Ending July 13 1895
In Huron South Dakota the post office publishes unclaimed letters for the week ending July 13 1895 including Bunch Andy Chapin Jennie Dooley Miss A Klinker Miss D Rapp Miss Anna Thompson Rev A E oreson T Ward D P Armstrong Miss Kittie Parties must say advertised in the Huron ITE and pay one cent at the stamp window to claim. J B Cogan Postmaster. Also Dr Clark will lecture next Thursday evening at the M E church on The Past and Present as it appears from Lookout Mountain with an excellent musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Bunch
Andy Chapin
Jennie Dooley
A . Klinker
D. Rapp
Anna Thompson
A E Oreson
T Ward
D P Armstrong
Kittie
Huron- Ite
J. B. Cogan
Epworth League
Clark
M. E. Church
Lookout Montaia
Bicycle craze in Huron blooms at city rides
The Minneapolis Times reports a strong bike culture in Huron with over a hundred enthusiasts including many ladies in bloomers or street attire. Notable riders include Mrs. Cronk and Miss Milne among numerous others, while men such as Will Jones and Don Barney lead a bustling cycling scene. Some riders excel, with 20 miles in 1 23 and half mile sprints in 1 14 under windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cronk
E. C. Patterson
J. W. Breton
Grant Fowler
A. F. Donaldson
van L. Ross
G. B. Akerman
D. W. Smith
Emma Steere
Edith Plummer
Una Milne
Fay Hills
Della Doney
Eva Jackson
Louisa Riegel
Ethel Simmons
Winnie Hinkley
Lena Cook
Mollie Schaller
Fannie Goodspeed
Emma Oswood
Gertie Tisdale
Will Jones
John M. Davis
Adolph Seeman
Holland Wheeler
Harvey Millan
Milt Alford
Carl Jones
Lawrence Undlewood
Don Barney
Dave Smith
Art Fuller
D. B. Jeff
Cyclists plan Minneapolis ride amid local tours
Lawrence Underwood covers the same distance in 1 minute 17 seconds. Don Burney rode 120 miles in 10 hours 12 minutes. Several parties visit neighboring towns on wheels and plan a squad to ride to Minneapolis later this month. Max and Ray Weardall from Topeka expect to start for Minneapolis soon after a 600 mile eight day trip. Will Jones sights a Chicago and Columbus, O. route in August. A grand Chinese lantern parade with 150 wheels is being arranged for a night next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Underwood
Don Burney
Minneapolis
Max
Ray Weardall
Topeka
Will Jones
Chicago
Columbus
Weather crops show mixed week with scarce rain and hail damage
Weather Bureau notes below normal weekly temperatures with bright sunshine and a very warm Monday. Rainfall was scant with beneficial showers on the 13th and 14th across eastern portions, aiding late crops. Wheat oats and grass suffered in some counties, but most wheat and oats in southeast and central Black Hills areas appear well filled. Hail near Clark and Spink counties caused local crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
North Dakota Line
Nebraska
Black Hills
Clark and Spink
Quit Tobacco with Baco-Curo Guarantee
Do you want to stop tobacco now? The ad promotes Baco-Curo a vegetable remedy that supposedly cures tobacco addiction without will power. It claims a 23 year track record, guaranteed cure in three boxes or money back with interest, and offers a sample booklet. Sold by druggists at $1 per box, three boxes for $2.50. Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing, La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Company
Manufacturing Chemists
la Crosse
Wiesceaie
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Ee Dakota
Onn
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Res Aa
Canada
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J. C. Klemme
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John L. Pyle
Ttorney
First National Bank
E. H. Aplin
Opera House
Calry
H. S. Mouser
Burnham Trevett & Mattice
Dakota
Joe Shears
Denver
L. L. Neibling
Minnesota
Steve Dinneen
Richard Hill
Kewanee
Harry Jones
Delayan
Wis
C. H. Lonestarr
Receiver Hill
Lake Madison
Jane
Huron Creamery
John Tincher
Clara Abell
City
Danville
Ill
O. R. Waite
L. H. Jones
Mexico
Elmer Kelly
Huron City Mills
Huron Band Boys
J. B. Teller
Washington
Depot Hotel
Chas. N. Cooper
Fargo
James
Jim
Will E. Waterson
Los Angeles
Cal
James Reed
Capitol Hill
Rapid City Journal
Bart
Elkhorn Road
H.G. Burt
William B. Sterling
Harris
A. D. Stough
Toledo
Ohio
Pierre
William Stough
D. W. Baxter
John Cain
Ambrose
Rochelle
Cain
Salt Lake City
Utah
G. W. Abell
Idaho Street
7Th Street
J. W. Campbell
Mr. Abell
J.coshan
Sioux Falls
Ralph
Baraboo
Chicago & North-Western Railway
C. W. Shelper
Madison
North-Western Road
Mr. Shelper
Tracy
Minn
Shelper
Watertown
Eugene Kelley
Brookings
Illinois
Leary
Will
Mons A. Selliken and
Conrad B. Selliken
Wessington
Mr. Selliken and Son
Wolsey
Milwaukee Road
Iroquois
Lake Preston
Great Northern
Benson
North Dakota
Minneapolis Times
Northwest
N. K. Fairbank Company
ARM
Church & CO
New York
Weather Crop Bulletin
U.S. Weather Bureau
W. Guenn
Weather Bureau
P. M. Sharples
Elgin
E.D. Best
Optigion
Nicollet Avenue
W. P. Harrison & CO
P. Harrison & Co
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