Local Notes From Huron Daily Social and Commerce Roundup
Monday notes from Huron include Phil Dunning’s Tracy trip, Chamberlain visiting Kent’s, Mahaffy’s return from Wessington, Hedger in Huron, and the Dinneen Lake Shetek visit. Council to review two blocks of cement sidewalks. Congregational lawn social well attended. Mankato College offers two months free tuition before Sept 17. Luckey party returns from Buffalo and Boston. Lodge officers to Milwaukee for Grand Lodge meeting. Marriage announcements for Eppire Truax and LeRoy Miller of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dodd
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Thos. Luckey
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Tom
B. E. Beach
John A. Sauer
M. L. Tobin
Milwaukee
Huron Lodge
Sr. E‘pire Truax
E. LeRoy Miller
Huron
Miss Truax
Chas. W. Truax
A.G. Fowler & Co
Suffered a sunstroke on a drag line ride
J D Bruce a young man employed by Fred Thoman on his drag line suffered a sunstroke today while driving with Thoman. He handed the reins saying take them quick and collapsed from the heat before help could reach him. Medical aid was summoned at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Bruce
Fred Thoman
Bruce
Mr. Thoman
International B Y P U Convention Opens in Chicago
The International B Y P U meets in Chicago this week with about 18 000 delegates expected. This would exceed the previous record of 16 000, and Dr T M Shahafelt of this city serves on the board and will attend, visiting his son in Jackson Michigan before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International B. Y. P. U
Chicago
T. M. Shahafelt
Jackson, Mich
Ethel Sharpe
Estelline
Avoid Heartburn with Stomach and Liver Tablets Advice
When food quantity is large or quality rich heartburn may follow especially if digestion is weak. Eat slowly and not too freely of easily digested foods. Masticate well. Allow six hours between meals. If fullness and weight in the stomach occur after eating, take one Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet to relieve heartburn. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Heat Wave Breaks Records Across A Week
A scorching week tops out at 103 in the shade as records show daily highs from 51 to 103. Soda sellers and ice cream vendors profited while residents sought relief from the furnace like heat. Local notices report traveling guests, farm sales, and railcar injuries as community life continues amid extreme temperatures.
Narrow Escape At Waibel's Hardware Store
At about seven on Saturday evening C E Smith of Liberty township pulled up at Waibel's hardware. A horse kicked him after he tied the team, then kicked its mate and broke loose. The runaway horse leaped the wagon pole and fled down Dakota avenue before being stopped. Mrs Smith, in the carriage, jumped out as the horse began kicking. Doctors Foxton and Wood found no serious injuries after examination. Mr Smith regained consciousness after nearly an hour and returned home Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Liberty Township
Waibel
Brooke
Dakota Avenue
Drouth in Missouri Warns of Severe Breuth Conditions
A Howard Democrat extracted letter reports one of the severest breuths for this time of year in Missouri. No rain since oat sowing, pastures burned, oats not worth cutting, wheat scarce, corn may yield half a crop if rains come soon, temperatures 100 to 106. The drought extends northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Democrat
D. L. Wild
Missouri
Wheat and oat samples show strong yield prospects
A yield of twenty bushels per acre is projected from wheat near Broadland. Samples brought to John H. King note tall, healthy stalks and plump kernels with thirty two to thirty five kernels per head. Harvest has begun and good farming this year is tied to proper ground preparation and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Witmer
John H. King
F. McFarland
Broadland
Timothy
The Best Remedy For Stomach and Bowel Troubles
O W Wakefield of Columbus Ga testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy surpasses all other medicines. He cites curing two severe cholera morbus cases and selling hundreds of bottles with wide customer satisfaction. Quick, pleasant cure. indispensable for every family. For sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
O. W. Wakefield
Columbus
Sneak Thief Steals 35 Dollars From Huntington Home
At about 10 am Tuesday a burglar entered Mrs. C. H. Huntington's Sixth Street residence between Iowa and Idaho while she was away. He stole 35 dollars belonging to the Woman's Relief Corps treasurer, then departed without leaving a card. The intruder appeared familiar with the house, entering from the rear, opening a bureau drawer, and taking the money before exiting through the front door unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Huntington
Sixth Street
Iowa
Idaho
Woman's Relief Corps
Huntington
Too Hot for Eggs in Crated Shipment
At the Omaha freight house a case of eggs hatches four chicks and two more emerge as the heat of weeks has cooked the eggs. The agent, Mr Phelps, finds the newborn birds and brings them home on the West side. Agent Jones suspects the eggs were shipped from the station days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Sioux City Journal
Jones
North-Western
Sioux City
Country social raises funds at Bloodgood home
An ice cream social at Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bloodgood's home in Custer township drew many locals and town visitors. Proceeds were presented to Rev. Starring for services at the Bloodgood schoolhouse, but total was below expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Bloodgood
Custer
Township
Starring
Bloodgood
Twenty Years of Weather Data at Huron SD
Data compiled from Weather Bureau records for twenty years in Huron South Dakota. August mean temperature 70 with 1900 as warmest month 76 and 1885 as coldest 59. Highest 103 on August 2 1855 lowest 33 on August 31 1855. First autumn frost September 19 last spring killing frost May 12. Precipitation average monthly 2.59 inches with 10 days ≥ .01 inch. Greatest monthly 6.5 inches some year 1598. min 0.45 inches. Maximum 2.50 inches in 24 hours on days in 1900. Clouds clear 14 partly cloudy 13 cloudy 4. Winds SE prevailing. peak 65 mph from NW on 7 1895. Station Huron SD. Date July 10.
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Weather Bureau
Huron
South Dakota
S.h
Rutledge to Move to Iowa After Selling Beadle County Farm
E. E. Rutledge of Liberty township has bought an 80 acre Iowa farm in Greene county at 50 dollars per acre and plans to remove in October. He left Beadle County, a respected resident praised for rugged honesty and steady duty. His decision comes as he scales back from South Dakota success to a smaller Iowa holding, easing strain on health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Rutledge
Liberty Township
Beadle County
Iowa
Greene County
Mr. Rutledge
City Council Approves Immediate Cement Walk Constructions
At a special meeting the council passed a resolution for immediate cement walk construction west from Dakota avenue along the north side of Fourth street to Wisconsin then north to Third and from Fourth to Fifth on the west Montana side. The Dakota plank walk between Second and Third streets is condemned for cement. The Presbyterian church frontage on Fourth and Wisconsin streets also gains a cement walk.
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Dakota Avenue
Fourth Street
Wisconsin
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Montana
Second
Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin Streets
A DOLLS CONVENTION IN HURON SEPTEMBER
Beadle county hosts a dolls convention September 4 5 and 6 in the college building in Huron. All Beadle county dolls are invited and girls age thirteen or under may compete for a premium. doll outfits must be handmade and include dress under skirt drawers and chemise. All costumes donated to benefit the college. COMMITTEE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Beadle County
Emmettsburg Captain Visiting Sioux City Area
Capt Soper of Emmettsburg Iowa is in the city. J M Stiver begins excavation for a new Fifth street house. Col Sterling returns from visits with sons in Minneapolis and Rockford. A cement walk on Third street is under construction. The Aberdeen Sioux Falls ball game at Huron may be postponed. Mrs Bulmer and Mrs Van Ness returned from a visit with Holdens in Virgil. The Presbyterian ice cream social drew a large crowd and funds matched attendance. Oscar Ricker shares free Commemorudy today for a newborn seven pound boy. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised. Sioux City school board bought winter coal for 4 38 per ton. Coal costs more in Huron despite proximity. Harry Sanborn rumored promoted to I C N W railway superintendency at Boone. Encampment fundraisers show solid finances. cheap rail rates and good advertising needed. Lt Hansen of Manila era remembers local friends. Dr Alford received Manila cigars Incomparables fine quality wrapped in tin foil.
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School Board of
Sioux City
Hocking Valley Standard
Huron
Harry Sanborn
Iowa Division
Chicago and North-Western Railway
Boone
Iowa
James A. Hansen
United States Infantry
Manila
C. B. Alford
Organizing Militia Company Formed in Huron
Applicants sign roster for a company from Huron. A city hall meeting tonight will elect officers. The unit belongs to the Second Regiment now being organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Cow for Sale and Gold Mining Pamphlet Offer
An advertised young cow for sale described as gentle and a good milker offered at 5th and Ohio by L Walker. Also promotes Gold Mining and Prospects in the Black Hills pamphlet with mailing offer from W B Kniskern at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago, Ill for two cents postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th
Ohio Streets
Black Hills
North-Western Line
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Ill
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The
F. B. McGarvey
Trevett, Mattis & Abell Bldg
Huron, South Dakota
J. P. Mann
Oxychestra
Attorney AT Law
C. A. Kelley
Real Estate and Insurance
Dak Ave
Huron, S. D
LAW
Pyle & Taylor
Caga
Iesta Corporation
Morases
Aeet
H. S. Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Mattice
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Kodak’s— Root
Phil. Dunning
Tracy
Harry Chamberlain
Crow Creek
Kent's
G. E. Mahaffy
Wessington
E. B. Dinneen
Lake Shetek
Frank C. Hedger
State Auditor's Office
L. H. Jones
Marguerite
Richards Trust Co
the International B. Y. P. U
Dr. Shanafelt
International Board of Managers
van L. Ross
Eastman Kodaks
Root
W. A. Turner
Mt. Vernon
F. M. Byrnes
Faulkton
Grace Smith
Minneapolis
Father Desmond
Bryant
Harold Garber
Cedar Rapids
R. A. VanderLas
John Longstaff
Theresa Township
A. J. Bick & Co
Adam Hill
Rev
W.J. Hill
New York City
Madison Medicine Co
Peterson
John E. Ward
Ward
Alpena
Rose Hill
W. J. Hill
LaTheolobe
Kansas
Jamestown
N. D
G. H. Roubotham
Northern Pacific Railway
Canistota
Old
McFarland Farm
Glenn
Pica
Masury
New Home Co
W.R. Link
Music Store
John W. Masury
C. H. Longstaff
Third Street
Soper
Emmettsburg
J. M. Stiver
Fifth Street
Bb. P. Hoover
Gettysburg
Col. Sterling
Harry
Fred
Rockford, Sil
Illinois
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
George Bulmer
Tulare
C. W. van Ness
Holden Cook
Virgil
Oscar Ricker
Ricker
State Guard
R. L. Walker
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