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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
8
Classified ad notes a Good No 5 Remington type for sale and a bargain residence property in Huron. Features include a large lot, seven-room house with barn shed coal house and trees. Inquiries requested at this office or from John H. Miller in Huron.
Local notes list visits and travels among Huron residents and guests, including G L Hazen visiting his mother, Mrs Frank Key in the city, and Dr Alford’s family. Several residents plan trips to Omaha Pierre and Colorado, while tradesmen advertise harvesting machines and brick masons.
A short notice states a tract change goes before Justice at 2 p.m. Friday.
Testimony states Foley and a Ho Druggist sold remedies for years of poor health. The account mentions restoration of health through substitutes once sold by a physician.
Crawford delegates to the National Press meet in Chicago from September 14 to 19 include Dean Desmond and Rev Thomas Nichelson among others from Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown and Hhron.
Edwin E Chaplin transfers lot 7 block 4 Hitchcock to Hugh D Streeten for 1500 dollars. W C Denison sells multiple Virgik lots to Wesley and to Delbertison. Elmer W Craall conveys to Wesley Winch and Harry E Schrader for 4 dollars. Mary J Shanahan transfers unit M4 24 13 60 to Ellen Lunidy for 2.96 dollars.
Stoner Bros return from a trip with a large plow engine and elevator grader ready for threshing plowing and grading work. They advertise competitive contract grading, low prices, and guaranteed workmanship. Borne from farm experience they promise reliable service from Sun Flower Stock Farm, Huren, Dakota Territory.
A proposed nine hour workday for about 30 000 railroad machinists and related trades is being promoted in the Northwest Consolidated district. Union officials plan to issue notices to railroads at month end, allowing thirty days for response. Major lines cited include Great Northern Northern Pacific Canadian Pacific Canadian Northern Soo Line Minneapolis and St. Louis Iowa Central Wisconsin Central Chicago and North Western Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and others.
Karl Hau a former Roman law professor at George Washington University was condemned to death after a five day trial for murdering his wife's mother Frau Molitor a wealthy Baden Baden resident. Crowds protested with Molitor party supporters clashing with police in Karlsruhe. An appeal will be filed with the supreme court to review technical trial questions.
A Japanese sealing schooner from Tokio attacked Russian seal rookeries on Copper Island in the North Pacific. Russian guards fired on the raiders. the Japanese returned fire and boats withdrew. One Japanese was killed and several wounded. several Russians were hurt.
Special to the Hospwre from Paul Minnesota dated July 18 reports at a stationers convention that Waterman of New York sold pens for over 2,225,000 dollars last year. Nearly two thirds of those sales went to stationers as consumer demand rose with fountain pen usage.
Minneapolis July 24 engineer L S Serfoss and fireman A N Parker were burned to death when a switcher backed into their engine on the Belt line transfer road near the east end of the Belt line bridge. Their cab was crushed and debris caught fire trapping the men who perished before rescue.
A blast at Fort Terry on Plum Island near New London Connecticut killed one man and injured several National Guard members from Company K Third Regiment Connecticut and regular U S forces during a sham battle. The incident occurred while fortifications and artillery were tested.
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