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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
8
Better get your dry goods needs of Booth, Thompson & Co. and save from 10 to 50 percent on at cost sales before inventory July 1.
Miss Ina Hotaling is home from Minneapolis. Judge Gaffey was here between trains Monday evening. Mr. E. M. Thomas made a business trip south Tuesday.
A large Monday night crowd heard declamation pieces including The Newsboy's Debt and The Launching of the Ship. George Jones won first prize, Edward Van Ruschen second, Francis Starling third. the Thomas Maynard Prize presented by Mrs. William M. Griffith of Utica funds the awards.
The Huron College commencement week opens with Lucile Green's piano recital at the Methodist church. The program includes a declamation contest June 8, a Taillandier recital Tuesday, normal department graduations Wednesday, and the college exercises Thursday at Daum's opera house. Graduates Raney Y. Lyman and Charles E. Wilcox leave the college this year.
A South Dakota militia encampment begins with about thirty soldiers leaving for Watertown. The south train arrives with four companies and the Huron company joins them en route via Redfield. Additional men are expected to join at Watertown later in the week as the force gathers for a spirited week.
J. Van Syckel slipped on a platform in Emmetsburg Iowa and twisted his ankle while carrying two heavy grips. He lost consciousness until reaching Parker where J C Milne and F A Morris helped him to a rough bed in the baggage room. Doctors Taylor and Wood treated the injury and he remained under chloroform until stabilization. He expects to resume work in a few days.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Huron postoffice for the week ending June 6. Names include Elmer Casey, A. H. Fowler, Miss Viola Hurlburt, John Y. King, L. B. Larson, Dan Lesher, A. B. MacAuley, E. M. Robinson, Miss C. Studer, J. B. White plus North-Western Mercantile Co. Cooper, postmaster.
The Dakota Hype and Fur Company seeks fifty thousand pounds of wool and offers 16 cents or better. A historical notice advertises wool purchase with pricing, typical of early 20th century classifieds.
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