Huron Items Reflect Local Visits and Events
County commissioners adjourned on Tuesday. A string of visitors includes J. S. Miller from Hartland, Byron Anderson of Wessington, M. Tobin with a new rubber tired buggy, and L. G. King from the state insurance office. Reports note rain ten miles northeast and a cooling shower Sunday evening. Union meetings, lawn socials, and theater plans feature among community activities with several residents traveling to Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, or Wisconsin for events.
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Alford
Glenn
J.S. Miller
Hartland
Huron
Wankep
Byron Anderson
Wessington
M. Tobin
H.R. Draper
O. B. Ambrose
Minneapolis
Senator Majors
Hand County
Willie Bair
Memphis
Nasby Reed
West Side
L. G. King
State Insurance Commissioner’s Office
Hood
Dunning & Longstaffs
Irene
Ellen Halbert
Clark County
Martha Hysham
Fred Holton
Jacob Schuyler
de Smet
Presbyterian Church
Hi Coshun
Gaffy
Sixth Circuit
Judge Fuller
Supreme Court
Journal-Observer of
Redfield
Stack
Hedrick
E. T. Hewett
The
Agricultural College
J. F. Halladay
Ed. Wilson
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Alexander Kirkpatrick
Campbell
Paiges
Journal Observer
Spink County Veterans
S W Glenn Injured in Street Collision with Beer Wagon
S W Glenn of the signal station was seriously hurt Saturday evening when the beer wagon of John Gund beer wagon struck him as he tried to avoid a blocked street near the Salvation Army meeting at Dakota avenue and Third street. A broken rib and severe bruising were reported, with Glenn resting and improving Sunday morning.
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Root
Tait
Woonsocket
J. A. Sauer
Minneapolis
John
Huron
A. E. Carhart
Anti-Sa!oon League of
South Dakota
Union
Congregational Church
John McConnell
Winona
Adam
Norfolk
Nebraska
John Esterberg
Dr. Foxton
Martin Redmond
Martin
John L. Pyle
J. Q. McNally
Des Moines
Lews
J. Q
Salvation Army
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
8S. W. Glenn
John Gund
Mr. Glenn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Positive Cure
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages, with constitutional treatment via internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any unresolved case and urge sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Rea
Southern Medical and Surgical Institute
Louisville
DR. Rea & CO
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Th. Hall
Rain brings central state soak and wheat boost
A heavy rain began Monday at 1 PM and continued to Tuesday morning, totaling about two inches by Tuesday night. The central region and Spink Potter and Hand counties report soaking showers, aiding wheat maturation and corn growth. Also notes a teething remedy ad and church ladies thanking helpers for a Fairy entertainment at the opera house.
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Spink County
Potter County
Hand County
Free Medical Reference Look Pages for Men and Women
An ad offers medical reference pages addressing private diseases unique to each sex, errors of youth, and female troubles. It requests a two cent stamp for postage to leading specialists and cites an address at Cor 4th and adjacent streets.
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Sena
Ans
CO. Cor
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Charles Burke
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Genersl Taylor
Yankton
al Johnson
Ole Casperson
Peter Shultz
al Goodwin
W. E. Lumsford
Rockham, S. D
Byron E. Pay
Volga
State
Asher
D. J. Conway
Misses Pearl
Oral
Bassie Booth
Wisconsin
Illinois
Randolph Addington
Conductor Addington
U. S
Chas. Flower and Family
Memphis, Tenn
Lillian Paige
Isabel
Madam Vine
East Lynne
Miss Paige
Eva Mountford
Medbury
Iowa
Thomas Westbrook
Jenkins
S. W. Glenn
John Longstaff
Attorney AT Law
Huron, South Dakota
First National Bank
H. S. Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Mattice
R. A. Tait
National Bank of Dakota
Second Street
G. W. Chase
Opera House
Florence Sterling
Nellie Myers
Labor
Gol? Wasees Jst
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Oxford
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Minnesota
Red River Valley
F. W. Wilsey
Eastern Land Agent
St. Paul, Minn
H. Phipps
Kingsford
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