Huron Items From Tuesday's Daily
John A Sauer in Minneapolis M Winter trips to Chicago C A Kelley and wife visit Clinton Iowa F A Munson tours Virgil to view crops Mr and Mrs W C Jones back from Big Stone Lake C W Johnson at Blunt visiting Bakers in Iowa Falls Grace Fowler returns from Tacoma Wash Mrs Carrie Myers visits Milwaukee and Janesville with nephew Harvey Huntley Beach visits Michigan Rev Burtt at Ludington Mich Dr T J Wood called to Alma Mich for ill father W F Hollister visits Wisconsin and Kankakee L N Schumer buys Huron cigar factory Congregational prayer meeting moved to Thursday August Sabbath school may close Weather bureau aide D C Burney leaves Aug 1 for Washington Mrs M K Handblin dies Wellington Kansas death listed Pond Pay family deaths noted
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C. A. Kelley
Clinton
Iowa
F. A. Munson
Virgil
W. C. Jones
Big Stone Lake
C. W. Johnson
Huron College
Blunt
Fred J. Baker
Mr.Baker
Iowa Falls
Grace Fowler
Roy Fowler
Tacoma
Wash
Carrie Myers
Milwaukee
Janesville
Wis
Harvey Huntley
BE. Beach
Michigan
Rev
B. H. Burtt
Ludington
Mich
T. J. Wood
Alma
John Wood
W. F. Hollister
Wisconsin
Kankakee
Ill
Vermont
Now in an Asylum Nathan Smith Declared Insane
Nathan T. Smith long a Huron resident and former railroad commissioner was judged insane by the county judge and sent to Yankton asylum. Accompanied by John H. Miller and Mrs. E. H. Aplin, he left for the asylum Monday. A veteran of the rebellion, he has suffered declining mental health for two decades and receives a $30 monthly pension. He reportedly believes he owns $10,000 in cattle and has spent freely. He has a wife and one daughter.
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Nathan T. Smith
Huron
Yankton
John H. Miller
E. H. Aplin
Smith
United States Land Office
Armstrong and Lowrey
John Cain
Huron Times
L. K. Church
H. R. Griffith
J. W. Kelley & Son Wills
Rochester, Minn
J. H. Miller
N. T. Smith
State
YellowSkin Man Cured By Electric Bitters
Friends in Lexington Kentucky saw M A Hearty turn yellow with jaundice and suffer terrible. Doctors offered no help until Electric Bitters was tried. After two bottles he was wholly cured. This remedy aids stomach, liver and kidney troubles. 50 cents. Holland Wheeler druggist.
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M. A. Hearty
Lexington
Holland Wheeler Druggist
Disturbing the Peace and Drunkenness Fines
In Justice Brockway's court Thos Burns was fined for disturbing the peace. Geo Williams was fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness. Paid. Thos Bellmar Chas Harper James Cooper and Thos Noland described as trampstourists in the list.
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Brockway
Thos. Burns
Geo. Williams
Thos. Bellmar
Chas. Harper
James Cooper
Thos. Noland
Justice Brockway Grants Freedom on Good Behaviour
Individuals charged with vagrancy appeared before Justice Brockway. One man was released on the promise of improved conduct, while others were sent to work off fines and a few fled the scene ensuring the plan met the aim of punishment and release.
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Brockway
Poland
Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a one day cure for colds. Claims all druggists refund the money if it fails. Box bears E. W. Grove’s signature. Priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Chamberlain
T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
Rainy season brings crop bounty to Redfield area
The Redfield Journal-Observer notes a near perfect season with timely rains that restored drought fears. About 1.5 inches fell last Saturday, boosting small grain prospects, corn and hay crops, and overall farm optimism despite occasional dry spells. Local movers include the Caughlin family returning to Reno and John B. Ogle visiting from Mankato.
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Redfield Journal-Observer
How to Cure La Grippe with White Wine of Tar
An advertisement urges immediate use of Warner's White Wine of Tar to treat La Grippe symptoms. It claims the remedy is the best cough medicine and can cure even severe cases within 48 hours if taken promptly. Priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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Warner
Mitchell Gazette Declares Huron Superior In Urban Debate
The HURONITE argues Huron is better than Aberdeen with Long staff style clarity. The Mitchell Gazette remains neutral on city rankings, noting no interest in comparing the rim towns.
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Mitchell Gazette
Huron
Aberdeen
Longstaff
Gazette
Mitchell
Huron to Host Fair Early in September
Mitchell Clarion notes Huron plans a fair in early September amid a bountiful harvest across central South Dakota and widespread agricultural progress.
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Mitchell Clarion
Huron
South Dakota
Bron
Local Notes From Wednesday’s Daily in Iroquois
Miss L Tait visits friends in St Paul and Gen Maris Taylor arrives from the north. Several townsfolk travel for business, relatives, and social gatherings including a marriage at St Norbert and a church lawn social.
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Joseph J. Rossman
Iroquois
Victoria Canard
Cavour
J. F. Desmond
Crop Estimates from VanDusen Auditor for South Dakota
W H Smith traveling auditor reports for Horey D July 28. Wheat acreage 5 percent below last year with yield 14 bushels per acre state total 46,690,000 bushels. Barley acreage up 10 percent with last year 23 bushels yield. 1902 totals 2,800,000 bushels. Oats and flax show strong yields. corn planted 15 percent more.
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W. H. Smith
VanDusen Elevator Company
Horey
South Dakota
South Dakota Crop Yields and Acreage 1901 1902
Reported figures show 1901 to 1902 yields and planted acreages for oats flax and corn in South Dakota. Oats reached 500000 acres with 30 bushels in 1901, 12.5 million bushels. flax 400000 acres with 6 bushels. corn 1,310,000 acres at 25 bushels. For 1902 figures include 500000 acres oats 25 bushels and 12.5 million bushels. flax 360 acres with unknown yield. corn 1,507,000 acres with unknown yield.
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South Dakota
Tramps in Huron and Mitchell Prompt Police Action
The article notes two troublesome tramp gatherings in Huron this season and reports Mitchell hiring two special policemen to deter ride stealing on freight trains north. It describes tramps buying tickets to Letcher to ride through to Aberdeen, and mentions local travel plans of several professors and President French, with garbled lines about work and days.
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Cooper Bros
Bill
Mandy
A.J. Bick & Co
Pierre Capital-Journal
Huron
Mitchell
Milwaukee Company
Letcher
Aberdeen
Huron College Faculty Seek Four Winds For Vacation
Faculty at Huron College seek direction for vacation amid a shrinking on campus presence. The week has reduced the number of faculty remaining in the city during the period.
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Huron College
For Sale Two Hundred and Thirty Sheep in Lot One
Advertisement notes 230 sheep for sale mostly young ewes in No 1 lot. Inquiries directed to John H Miller.
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John H. Miller
Candidate announces run for publican primaries
An individual declares candidacy for the legislature and announces intent to participate in the September 2 primaries. The name John Cayour appears in the announcement.
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tSisistine’ Mine Sengian Publican
John 7
Cayour
Republican Primary Election Notice 1902 Huron South Dakota
A Republican central committee announces a primary to nominate county and state officials including State Senator Representatives Treasurer Auditor Register of Deeds Sheriff School Superintendent Clerk of Court Probate Judge Coroner County Commissioners from multiple districts. Filing deadline August 23, 1902. Polls open 2 p m in Huron and surrounding areas.
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Gilens
Register of Deeds
Paeses Ee
Coroner County Commissioners
Department Store Chalkboard Erasers Mix Up
A shop girl and customer debate chalkboard erasers at a department store. The customer asks for lead and wooden graphite ers. staff explain they have none and consider improvised substitutes. The exchange captures a humorous, era-specific shopping moment from a Chicago Tribune clipping.
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Chicago Tribune
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Boome
Lone
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Ahoue
Attorney AT Law
H. S. Mouser
Huron, South Dakota
Burnham, Trevett & Mattice
Peetst
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Edward B. Taylor
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Link
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Minneapolis
M. Winter
Chicago
L. N. Schumer
D.C
Wellington
Kas
M.K. Handblin
Asher F. Pay
Mamdblin
Bisouine
Riconvars Prius Ften
Caricoga Sra
Gus
Bool
the & R Feil Co
Cleveland
Caughlin
Barrett Township
Reno
Nevada
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Madison Co
A. J. Bick & Co
John B. Ogle
Minn.s
Chilcott Pass
Rocky Mountain
H.S. Wilkinson
Dubuque
Mount Vernon
Mr. Wilkinson
Methodist Church
French
Geo. H. Starling
la Grippe
Gen. Maris Taylor
Miller
R. B. Fisk
Gettysburg
B. E. Beach
Grace Winchell
Howard
City
Miss Maud Raven
Geo. Kerr
F. M. Wilcox
Geo. W. Longstaff
Bridgewater
C. B. Alford
Pekin and Morris, Il
Glen Goodman
C. V. Bates
Third Street Jeweler
H. D. Wiardgis
S. F. Corley
Sixth
Utah
J. W. Caughlin
Esq
The
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Cory & McAdam
McDonald’s
Dakota Ave
Wm. H. Powers
Perrysburg
Chas. H. Corbett
Ohio
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