Huron Happenings and Travelers Report Friday Visitors
Daily notices list residents and guests arriving or passing through Huron on Friday and Monday. A rainfall of 1.02 inches is recorded Friday evening as locals and visitors return from Miller Aberdeen Brookings and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Connors
Brookings
Alice Connor
Alec Johnson
W. N. Farmer
West
C. M. Roach
Cavour
Zoe Lovejoy
Aberdeen
W. H. Smith
Miller
Miriam Crawford
Wolsey
Geo. Boughton
Lavalle
Wis
T. H. Hagen
Highmore
A. B. Fairbank
Salem
Commissioner Gray Ousted for Beadle County District No 2
About ninety nine residents petitioned Beadle County to remove Commissioner F B Gray for moving out of the district he served. The county later declared the District No 2 office vacant and elected James Borah to fill the unexpired term amid local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Gray
Beadle County
Gray
Huron
James Borah
A. W. Burtt
District No.2
Borah
Bonilla
Early Morning Fire Damages C N W Rail Mill
An early morning blaze at the C N W rail mill behind the shops caused about 1000 in damage. Fire started in the coal shed or engine room area with belts in the engine room ruined. Carpenters began repairs and new belts are en route, with work to resume in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey
Union Temperance Meeting Draws Crowd in Huron
Congregational and Presbyterian churches hosted union temperance meetings Sunday evening to spur local support. Speakers Rev D Risenbark Rev Hudson and Prof J W Smith addressed both venues in a relay format. Organizers called the event encouraging and vowed more meetings to come for the city’s welfare.
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Union
Huron
D. Risenbark
Hudson
J. W. Smith
S.D. Retail Liquor Dealers Convene in Aberdeen
The ninth annual Aberdeen meeting of the South Dakota Retail Liquor Dealers Association elected officers John Breen as president Janes Workman as first vice president Peter Sweeney as second vice president W L Madden as secretary and discussed restricting saloon numbers by population and seeking legislative aid to raise standards. The plan includes limiting hours and curbing overcrowding with brewery opposition noted. Next convention planned for Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Aberdeen
John Breen
Huron
Janes Workman
Peter Sweeney
Rapid City
W. L. Madden
Castlewood
Aberdeen News
Big Circus Employs Vast Tented City With 300 Horses
The Sells Floto Shows employ nearly 600 people with 71 Elks and 110 women. William Sells leads with 26 assistants and 220 in the working department. The operation spans ten acres, 3,000 stakes, a private restaurant on site and in the train car, a blacksmith shop, and 300 horses daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sells
The
Elks
Ma~sons
K. P’s
Woodmen
Odd Fellows Eagles
Stable Advert for Huron Farm and Livestock
J H Warp of Third Street Huron offers ten head of work horses and mules and will keep one black Percheron stallion and one of the largest Jacks in the state at his stables. He will buy hogs daily at the highest market price and has a man at the yards to take them in.
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Blanche Davenport
Inwood
Corinne Keagy
Waterloo
DeWitte Hare
Charles Mix County
Pierre Daily Dakotan
Hare
Huron Business College
The
Salvation Army
Huron
Business Men’s Association
Haro
Rapid City
J L. Hinman
Hinman
North-Western Railroad Company
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Third Street
J. H. Warp
R. W. Clapk
Huronne
Lu Brilliant
John Ward
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A. J. Pettit
L. W. Newell
South Dakota
A. A. Chamberlain
Standard Savings Bank
Turon
W. F. R. Whorton
Office World Building
Huron, South Dakota
Attorney AT Law
Mouser
Burnham, Trevett
ATA
M. Schoenert
Corner
Third St
Nebraska
Tehota
Epeenaity
Jeans and Surgeon
O. R. Wright
Third and Ohio Sts
World
Huron South Dakota
J. P. Foster
Edward B. Taylor
M. D
Postoffice
Iowa St
Cor
J. H. Mahaffy
Laura Schoenert
Alfred C. Smith
John Costello
Vernon Weier
Kesley, Iowa
W. A. Lynch
J. H. Sutphen
Wm. McClure
Ed. Hollenback
Blanche Spaulding
Wm. Miller
Minneapolis
Mrs
Fred Rollins
DeWitt, In
Jay Hartigan
Tracy
T. J. Wood
James Hall
E. W. Feige
John A. Fagan
Hattie Wikoff
Onida
Asher Pay
J.chiemmer
Yankton
J. H. Carson
Shell Rock
Iowa
Frank S. Webb
Mankato Commercial College
Manskato
Minn
Lena Tolmie
Nettie Cook
Myrtle Mills
Pierre
Mary E. Elson
M. L. Redmond
A. H. Donovan
J. J. Wilson
Blue Earth
C. J. Bach
School and Public Lands
D. C. Glennon and Sons
Redfield
Watertown
Claude Dickinson
Gretchen Sauer
Forestburg
S. D
Richards Ranch
Fred Boos, Jr
Minnesota
John A. Sauer
Boston
New York
Jacob Sullen
Chas. Simpson
Ed. Flynn
C. E. Alford
Pekin
C. B. Alford
John Iverson
A. W. Longren
Alice
Tyler
Lauriteen
Wm. Zeller
Daum
Wisconsin Street
Father Desmond
Twin Cities
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Ed. J. Miller
Roy Hubbart
Coler Campbell
Col. R. W. Stewart
Eugene Moriarity
Visting
Madison
University of Wisconsin
C W. van Ness
Holden Cook
C. E. Hunter
Rev. Long
Anderson
Mrs. Dickson
Mable VanSyckle
Martie
Martha Davis
Gray Ousted
Union Temperance Meeting
Vention
New York City
Security Trust Company
St. Paul
Thunder Creek Mining Company
Washington
A. Jay Gould Company
NEW York Life Building
Minneapolis, Minn
F. H. Holton
Elma
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Careles
F. T. Fisher
M. L. Fisher
Ashland Ave
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