Fourth of July Celebration Plans Discussed by Agricultural Society
The Agricultural Society directors met at Traders' bank with Huffman Kemp Bishop Ward and Davis present to discuss prizes and a public meeting at Risden's hall. They propose an attractive program at the fair grounds with admission fees to strengthen the society financially. A public meeting is called for Beadle county residents to voice views and form an arrangements committee.
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The
Agricultural Society
Traders’ Bank
Messie
Huffman
Kemp
Bishop
Ward
Davis
Risden's Hall
Ias
Beadle County
Personal notices from Beadle County city events
Guerin rests in the city. Dr. F O Sale and family return from Illinois. Rev Dr Conkay officiates at Congregational church. Mrs Dr Moody returns from Chicago. Mrs A Wood departs for New York State. George Armstrong arrives. J L Ayres in town on legal business. Ned Sweeney visits. Peter Sweeney from Cavour. W W Schulman returns from Pittsburg. Local calls on crops and federal office changes predicted.
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Guerin
F.O. Sale
Ilinois Yeaturday
J. L. Spaulding
Dr. Conkay
Congregational Church
Dr. Moody
Chicago
A. Wood
New York State
Geo. B. Armstrong
The
Alpena Journal
Wolsey
C. Belknap
Ned
Peter Sweeney
Cavour
Mr. Sweeny
Beadle County
WW. Schulman
Pittsburg
Schuman
Mr. Schuman
Charles Woods
George Woods
Railroading Roundup and Decoration Day Notes
Engine 302 broke a crank pin on Tuesday as crews repair the line. Conductor Lew Anderson takes layoff while John Burke handles Nos 3 and 4. Will Finch and wife visited Tracy. E J Grady and family returned from Town. Bridge gang drives piling to fix the Jim bridge. John Greene runs the way freight between Huron and Tracy. Billy Reuss absent at Winona. Train Dispatcher Breton watered trees in rain. M H Markey returns from Illinois after six weeks. Chief Dispatcher Eldridge says division is lovely. baby weighs 12 pounds. Dick Rowland back on Nos 1 and 2 and recounts moving a house in Brookyn suburb before city growth. Decoration Day notes include Ladies Relief Corps badges and a scarlet drum major. Chaplain W H Hoadley delivered memorial sermon at Methodist church amid heavy rain. Also advertised White Velvet soap and Sweet 16 from Watson & Co at Wisconsin Street, Huron.
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John Greene
Huron
Tracy
Billy Reuss
American Express Company
Winona
Eldridge
Dick Rowland
Brooklyn
Wolaay Band
W. H. Hoadley
Methodist Church
Hymens Yoke Celebrates W H Newcomer and Miss Carlotte Bloodgood
In Huron western suburb a June wedding joined W H Newcomer and Carlotte Bloodgood. Fifty guests witnessed Rev A W Adkinson perform the ceremony at the Bloodgood villa with elegant decor and gifts noted. The couple, praised as exemplary locals, begin a life in Beadle County as lifelong settlers.
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Huron
Third Street
Mx A. S. Bloodgood
Cupid
Indies
W.H. Newcomer
Carlotte Bloodgood
Hymen
A. WL Adkinson
Methodist Church
W. H. Newcomer
Iowa
Miay Carlotte Bloodgood
Beadle County
Beadle County Agricultural Association Directors Meet
Directors met at Secretary Kemp’s rooms to review finances and plan activities. They discussed paying interest, insuring buildings, and a Fourth of July celebration with admission to pay debts, plus premiums for wheat, corn, and other exhibits. A Sitchell convention and local hearings were arranged for June 17 and related committees formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Agricultural Association
Kemp
Traders’ Banking Association
Page
C. S. Fuller
E. D. Fuller
J. S. Bishop
Charles Hitchcock
J. ¥. Huffman
Huffman
J. E. Hoffman
A. Davis
Bishop
Alex Harrison
Joseph Alexander
Huron
Hufman
van de Berg
E.D. Fuller
Major Payne’s Four Story Mill Collapses at Cassino
A four story grist mill at Cassino collapses after a bank caving in causes the structure to crash. Major Payne’s family home was on the upper floor but no one inside. his eldest son suffers only minor bruises. The mill, built into a hill, was near ready to grind No 1 hard.
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Pierre Free Preay
Cassino
D.T
Major Payne
Canning
Pyne
Second Annual Tournament programme South Dakota Firemen’s Association
Official programme for the Second Annual Tournament of the South Dakota Firemen's Association at Sioux Falls in late June 1885 listing events and performances. Entries include solo numbers and vocal pieces with performers such as Reese SIM Pine Salo Meg Currat Miss Smythe and Mrs Peterson. admission noted as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Firemen
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Association
J. W. Hutchinson
Dak
Insurance Company of Dakota
Eens Centage SD
Cartworth Sap
Sacond Prine Wee
Sevond
Rtnieg
Lions Fallsire Department
Jenese H. Scurrr
Pres’t. Aberdeen
C. H. Osnors
Y. Huron
Ian Wheeler
Trig
Aritt Miva Smythe
Mr. Late
Beltaarto OD
Miss Smythe
Amre
Peterson
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Davis & Ketchin
Tuesaday
Lew Anderson
John Burke
Will Finch
E. J. Grady
Breton
M. H. Markey
D.C
Illinois
W. Watson & Co
Old “Company
Wisconsin Street
Firemen's Tournament
Punan
Prise Lovelty
aNirLaunen
Birat Price
T—pulst
Ferst Prias
Reese Sim
Musicale
Presbyterian Church
Meg, Currat
Solo
Misa
Reottadar
Eeteeeee Wellner
Cty
F. A. Pratt
F. H. Kent
Saarryck
F. H. Kent & Co., Proprietors
Inter Ocean
Obs
Abe
Castoria
William Wood Stockton
Willian Wood Stockton
Aaid
County of Dead
Territory of
Joan Brant
William E. Johnson
Harriet I. Johnson
Caroline Shirk
Desde
Besdle
Thera Fa
Ssid Mort
Baga
Frentisen
Beadle
Figritary
Enkd
Tla Depnit
Ladle
Nau Territory
Desis
Aard Beadle County
Diskota
Joe. Wants
M. Thasgas
J.B. Weeks
Huron, Dakota
Windsor House Block
Notioe
Pearl Creek
Schno Hants
Tocater
Plana
Henesire
City of
PD. P
Herahy Whven
Aattler
Edward S$. Baldwin
Gall Land
Siz
Wls
Watertown
Noticy
Sattter
Neal
Dudue
Probiate
Dren
Laurance R. Bulwert
E. D
Seid
A. Foot
Samuel Bogart
Fleming Steatling
John Mort
G. Williams
Tegtater
Nuron
Settlar
Dal
Edwin H. Grant
Heidle Canty
Duk
J. BR. Baldwin
T. du Harvey
Woos
Denares
Win
Taylor
Ilaron
Grantd
Roberta
Sataniel M. Thompean
Tacob Coffman
Machel
Rance Bl Weer
Wabl
B. Armstra
Grant & Roberts, Attorneya
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