Symphony Concert In Huron By Minneapolis Symphony
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra toured Huron on May 22 with two performances at 3 PM and 8:30 PM. Emil Oberhoffer conducted a program featuring Smetana Bartered Bride overture, Goldmark Rustic Wedding movements, Garnet Hedge tenor solo, Esthér May Plumb aria, Donizetti La Favorita selection, Pagliacci prologue, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, Louise Ormsby soprano in Figaro duet, Carlo Fischer Gavotte, Verdi Rigoletto quartet, and Mendelssohn Wedding March. Audience praised the musicianship despite disappointing attendance.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Hur
Huron
United States
Emil Oberhoffer
Oberhoffer
Smetana
Goldmark
Garnet Hedge
Leconcavallo
Hedge
Mr. Hedge
Esthér May Plumb
Donizetti
Omio Fernando
Arthur Middleton
Leoncavallo
Gavotte
Mendelssohn
Orchestra Delights Huron Fans Under M Oberhoffer
The orchestra under M Oberhoffer interprets the masters in a performance that pleased all who appreciate music. This year’s vocal talent surpassed last year, pleasing music lovers in Huron and promising a warmer reception if they return.
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M. Oberhoffer
Huron
Fair Board approves contracts for 1909 fair buildings
The state Board of Agriculture met in Secretary McIlvaine’s office to approve plans and contracts for new fair grounds buildings. The horse and cattle barn and stock pavilion contract was awarded to Albert E. Ericson to be completed by September 1. Plans for a new women’s building were approved, with bids to be advertised shortly.
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State Board of Agriculture
N. McIlvaine
J. W. Camp W
Big State Meet Draws Northwest Colleges for Two-Day Event
The intercollegiate track meet and oratorical contest will be held in the city on Thursday and Friday the 27th and 28th. Seven state colleges will participate in athletics and six in oratory with Redfield Huron Brookings Mitchell Yankton Sioux Falls and Vermillion represented. Vermillion will not enter oratory as the state university isn’t a member. Brookings, Vermillion and Mitchell expect large delegations with bands, about 250 from each, and weather may bring some 1300 visitors. Brookings seeks to win the silver cup by a third straight victory, while others vie to prevent it. Huron college’s oratorical contest features Eugene Hager of Hager, son of Rev. Dr. C. E. Hager, who won the preliminary. Three athletic sessions at Athletic Park require a 1.25 season ticket or 50 cents per session. oratorical tickets are 50 cents. A welcome banner across Dakota avenue and Sioux Falls’ debut add to the event’s novelty.
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Northwest
Redfield
Huron
Brookings
Mitchell
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Huron ‘College
Eugene Hager
C. E. Hager
Huron College
Hager
Athletic Park
Dakota Avenue
Sioux Falla College
Old Gal
Fifth annual South Dakota Traveling Men's meet set for Yankton
The fifth annual South Dakota Traveling Men's association meeting will be held in Yankton on June 18 and 19 with wide attendance expected. W S Stockwell leads efforts for entertainment and hospitality while Huron boosters plan travel, a special train, and band participation. Committees cover entertainment, reception, dance, headquarters, advertising, speakers, resolutions, and program logistics with members from Yankton and nearby communities.
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South Dakota
Yankton
W.S. Stockwell
Charles E. Barrows
Huron
Morria Jenke
M. Valentine
Ernest Dowling
B.S. McMann
W. J. Jolley
H. J. Rice
J. N. Cunningham
James Richardson
J. E. Smead
A. J. Pettingill
A. W. Lavender
Robert Ward
Jack, Scales
W. R. Wildung
S. C. Madole
Parode
E. H. Riggs
Wm. Fantell
D. M. Finnigan
John Max
Tiaac
V. Hinckley
Fred Welch
J. B.vetsch
H. F. Craig
Joe, Wood
R. R. McGregor
George Tussey
J. P. Crowley
Fred Kline
C. N.'Mo Itynine
R. J. Wood
Fred Vetsch
W. 5
Stockwell
Marshall
Elmer, Halling
J. E. Neilson
Joe Wood
Henry A. Spooner
Hayward Marshall
Hinckley
Morris Jenks
W. F. Jolley
E. H. Riges
R. J. Woods
Fred Vetseh
L. J. Walker
Grand Lodge Officers Elected by South Dakota Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of South Dakota elected officers for the coming year at Deadwood. Names span Grand Lodge, Rebekahs, and Encampment including Geo. Ladd, H. M. Wallace, Harry J. Rice, Geo. W. Snow, F. B. Raymond, and others. Dell Rapids chosen for Odd Fellows home site and Yankton named as next Grand Lodge meeting place.
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Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
South Dakota
Hava
Deadwood
ADD Fellows
Geo. Ladd
Hattie B. Barland
Madison
Ellen Kinger
R. B. Jones
Zina Ritchie
Yankton
J. J. Pfeister
Flandrenu
Geo. W. Snow
Springfield
Harvey J. Rice
Huron
F. A. Davenport
Columbia
Dell Rapids
Odd Fellows Home
Yank
Grand Lodse
Pastor Patten Resigns Amid Ill Health and Accident
A meeting of the Presbytery of Central Dakota at the Kent hotel Tuesday will address dissolving the pastoral relation between Yale church and Rev. B. F. Patten. Patten, long ill, suffered a crash on a Nebraska freight train injuring three ribs and leading to extended bed rest. The Madison church item was clarified after a prior presbytery action in Won crocket in April.
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Presbytery
Central Dakota
Kent Hotel
Yale
B. F. Patten
Patten
Nebraska
Taboose
Madison
Woncrocket
Tri State Meeting Aims to curb grain speculation at Fargo
A great tri state mass meeting of grain growers will be held in Fargo North Dakota on June 9 and 10 to inaugurate a campaign against speculation and gambling in grain and to promote pooling sales and farmer controlled facilities. Prominent speakers include U S Senators MacCumber and Johnson North Dakota State College Worth, professors Holland Arnold Abbey Aldrich, Drayton, Coulter and Nelson. A grand farmer parade will be part of the program and wide representation from Minnesota North and South Dakota is expected.
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Fargo
N. D
United States
P. J. MacCumber
M. N. Johnson
Worth
North Dakota Agricultural College
J. M. Holland
A. G. Arnold
M. J. Abbey
Mayville
N. M
R. H. Aldrich
Minnesota State Union
Drayton
American Society of Equity
J. C. Coulter
University of Minnesota
Theodore G. Nelson
National Grain Growers Association
Minnesota
South Dakota
List of jurymen for June term in Weadle county circuit court
The jurymen to report at 9 a m Monday June 14 for the June term of the circuit court in Weadle county include Albert Freize Vernon Foster Black Dearborn H C Cowles Carlyle Andrew Kleinsasser Town W J Coffey Cavour F B McKitchan Bonila George Youngs Theresa Fred Bartlett Logan Fred Bager Bonilla J P Rashke Iowa Charles Miner Clifton Roy Parks Iowa James Griffiths Huron H M Crowell Logan W A Vollenweider Altoona L T Hickley Huron Martin Newcome Liberty Charles Derscheid Foster Frank People Huron C J Vandagrift Clifton W YT Nolan Cavour R J Muhaffy Broadland C Evanston Burr Oak Andrew Larson Allen Frank Goodrich Cavour C A Puffer Altoona M L Tobin Huron Angutt Nadros Belle Prairie R C Barbour Sand Creek Henry Bullick Barrett Silas Carley Whiteside J J Pullman Milford Med Pale VUES WEIN Layo William Price Pleasant View John Biger Valley William Doyle Clyde R H Cary Huron J Le Haffner Pearl Creek George Labb Liberty Henry Martin Wolsey Will Medbery Liberty Albert Scouton Barrett
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Weadle County
Albert Freize
Vernon Foster Black
Dearborn
H.C. Cowles
Carlyle
Andrew Kleinsasser
Town
W. J. Coffey
Cavour
F. B. McKitchan
Bonila
George Youngs
Theresa Fred Bartlett
Logan Fred Bager
Bonilla
J. P. Rashke
Iowa
Charles Miner
Clifton
Roy
Yale disturbance suspect linked to Detroit burglary man
Harry Leeman alias Harry Scanlan, among five arrested at Yale, was identified by Chief Barker as the Detroit burglary suspect. He escaped jail there sometime ago and authorities had sought him since. Deputy Hurley telegraphed in and confirmed the identification. they will depart for Detroit Monday night.
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Harry Leeman
Harry Scanlan
Yale
Barker
Detroit
Minn
Hurley
Scanlan
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Chicago
Aude
Ayers
Ayer
Windherst & Company
A. E. Ericson
Stock Pavilion
Woman’s
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
E. F. Patton
Volga
Tri State Meeting
Atl
A. FE. Miller
Progrictor
Vues Wein
Layo
William Price
Pleasant View
John Biger
Valley
William Doyle
Clyde
R. H. Cary
J. le Haffner
Pearl Creek
George Labb
Liberty
Henry Martin
Wolsey
Will Medbery
Albert Scouton
Barrett
Errat
Ross Bros
Canada
Mattiemant
Western Canada
Wea
J. M. McLachlan
Watertown
S. 12
Towers Fish
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