Variety Store Fireworks and Local Notices in Huron
Local items report Geo M Read traveling to Scotland and Frank Irish visiting for O N W. Rice and Wharton advertise the cheapest fireworks and 4th of July goods while urging purchases at their Variety Store. Fall sheep prices listed and Winthrop postmaster W A Bereman notes crops thriving. A large Wisconsin tree in Thomas Thompson’s yard is highlighted as a local curiosity.
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Frank Irish
Rice & Wharton
Munger
Courthage News
Huronare
W. A. Bereman
Winthrop
Geo. Kerr
Des Moines
Iowa
George
Thomas Thompson
Huron
Wisconsin
Thompson
New York style cream cheese from Pioneer Cheese Factory
The Pioneer Cheese Factory in Huron South Dakota sells cream cheese with quality and prices guaranteed equal to Wisconsin or Minnesota products. Address F M Holbrook Huron SD or E E Potter Broadland SD. Also notes about young ladies joining a cadet company in Grand Army hall Thursday at 8 pm for an exhibition drill on July 4 and other local items.
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Pioneer
Huron
South Dakota
New York State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
F.M. Holbrook
E. E. Potter
Broadland
S. D
Grand Army Hall
Celebrating the Fourth in Huron With Big Reunion Plans
Committees organize a soldiers and sailors reunion and Fourth of July events for July 3 4 and 5 with a large tent and army style campouts. Governor Sheldon Judge Palmer Major Pickler and others slated to speak, plus parades music races gun club shoots and a greased pig contest. Community invites all to attend.
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Huron
Sheldon
Capt
Lucas
Palmer
Major Pickler
Huron Wolseyites News Note Huron Visit Details
Nellie Meyers in Huron last Saturday. Jessie and Marvin Wibber in Huron last Wednesday. Jesse Steele visiting P Meyers this week. Mr. and Mrs. E O Snyder and Mrs Adah Snyder were in Huron last Saturday. W W McCullough hauled ice for J B Brown. George Kerr and wife guests of N W Vance last Sunday. Memorial exercises attended by Luther Fink Nellie Fink Anna Payson and others in Huron.
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Huron
N. W. Vance
Luther
Nellie Fink
Anna Payson
Mesdames Adair
Clara Snyder
O. McAllister
D. R. Minium
Lucas Appointment Approved as Home Commandant
Pierre June 6 The election of Capt. W. V. Lucas to commandant of the Soldier's Home at Hot Springs is approved by the state G. A. R. encampment in session here. Old soldiers praise the home management and expect harmony under Lucas. He will formally accept and begin duties once his business affairs permit.
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Lucas
Pierre
W. V. Lucas
Hot Springs
Capt. Lucas
Weather Crop Bulletin: Wide Rain Improves Statewide Prospects
Weather Bureau reports general frequent rains over the week with cooler than average temperatures and below average sunshine. Soil remains moist across the state aiding small grains, fruits, gardens and grasses, while corn suffers and replanting continues due to cutworms and cool weather.
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W. Gienn
Weather Bureau
Huron
Black Hills
Missouri River
Hills
Roberts
Grant County
Fire Departments Seek Writ for Insurance Tax
Attorney Frank M. Brown of Rapid City argued before the supreme court for a writ of mandamus demanding State Auditor Hipple issue warrants to pay 24 percent of the insurance tax to fire departments of the state. The case questions the auditor's authority to issue warrants when no specific appropriation exists.
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Prierke
Frank M. Brown
Rapid City
Supreme Court
Hipple
Low Rates to Colorado For NEA Meeting Trip
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Manitou and Pueblo for July 4 5 6 and 7 with one fare round trip plus a 2.00 membership fee. Tickets are good for return until September 1 1895 and available to the general public for an economical west trip including Yellowstone Salt Lake and western resorts.
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Colorado
National Educational Association
Denver
Col
North-Western Line
Missouri River
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
Rockier
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake
West
Northwest
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Unclaimed Mail at Huron Post Office June 10 1895
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending June 10 1895. Names include Miss Alice Gray Miss J Ingall JP Johnson Miss W Page W E Snedigar Mrs H. Callers must say advertised in the HuronITE and show date of publication and pay one cent at the stamp window. J B Cogan P M
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Huron
South Dakota
Gray
Alice Gueliug
J Ingall JP Johnson
Pe Page
W E Snedigar
J. B. Cogan
P. M
Hartman urges women to seek help for female diseases
In a lecture to women, Dr Hartman stresses the suffering of women from sex related illnesses and offers free guidance. He invites letters with symptoms and promises to advise and correspond at no charge, with medicines obtainable locally. A Woman's Hand Book and Guide to Health is mailed free, with a cancer booklet available on request from Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Editors Organize Minnesota Publishing Association
An adjourned meeting of the Minnesota Editors and Publishers association at the Commercial club with about 45 members discussed forming a Northwestern Publishers association. With capital around 20 000 dollars and strong stockholders, it will secure state and foreign advertising at favorable rates for Minnesota papers, becoming a corporate fact soon.
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St. Paul
Minnesota Editors’ and Publishers’ Association
Commercial Club
Northwestern Publishers’ Association
Minnesota
Thompson Given Death Sentence for Sexton Cunningham Poisoning
George Thompson was sentenced to death by hanging on July 18 by Judge Edmonds for the poisoning of Sexton Cunningham. Attorney Marion C. Urly filed notice of an appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court.
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St. Louis
George Thompson
Sexton Cunningham
Edmonds
Marion C. Urly
Thompson
Supreme Court
Caterpillars Strip Leaves Around New Paynesville
New Paynesville Minnesota reports an army of caterpillars has stripped leaves from soft wood trees over miles, a disturbance continuing for a week and affecting local woodland and scenery.
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New Payynesville
Minn
Fire destroys KaLaMazoo mill and seven stores
A blaze in KaLaMazoo Michigan on June 11 wrecked Dewing & Sons planing mill and lumber yards, along with seven brick and frame stores. Officials estimate the total loss at about $200,000 and suspect the fire was started by tramps.
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KaLaMazoo, Mich
Dewing & Sons
Estray Notice of Two Bay Mares Branded P E
Taken up by M. E. Harmon at his residence on the sn sec 26 109 59 two bay mares about 900 pounds each age unknown one with white forehead spot the other with a facial stripe branded P E on left shoulder appraised at thirty dollars by C S Spraave J P
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M. E. Harmon
P. E
Spraave
J. P
Lewis and Hill Photographers In Huron Stay Put
The firm Lewis and Hill photographers announce they will remain in Huron as long as customers reward them with liberal patronage. They boast artistic lighting and posing with elegant finishes and offer Flash Light Photographs at night with successful sittings. Mrs. Lewis also offers portraits promising satisfaction. Yours Respectfully, Lewis and Hix.
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Lewis & Hill
Huron
Lewis
Lewis & Hix
Houses to Rent Offer Unbelievable Prices
Frep M. Witcox advertises multiple houses for rent with strikingly low rates and invites interested parties to call and inspect the properties.
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Frep M. Witcox
Notice of Teachers Examinations In Beadle County
Notice to all concerned that regular examination for persons offering themselves as teachers will be held at the High School in Huron South Dakota on Thursday June 27 and Friday June 28 under the Beadle County Superintendent of Schools.
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Beadle County
Huron
South Dakota
Gg Ange
Utah’s Coming State Promised Land for Settlers
The piece touts Utah as the next state with about 200000 people and rich agricultural and mineral resources. It claims a temperate climate, healthful environment, hot springs, and calls Utah “The Promised Land.” It invites readers to request “Utah’s Resources” from J. H. Bennett in Salt Lake City and to inquire about excursion announcements.
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Utah
Union of States
J. H. Bennett
Salt Lake City
Printing Version Laws of 1895 for Lo Dakota Offered
Session Laws of 1893 advertises contract for printing the Version Laws of 1895 for the state of Lo Dakota. Orders accepted for delivery within sixty days after adjournment, price full sheep 3.50, only edition authorized by legislature. Send orders to Suannon & Lonastarr Haron 8. D. Wool! Wool! D. H. McDonald & Co. buy wool at highest market price, sacks free, Dakota avenue, Trnean Qa SAULUE, Van L. Ross, Agent.
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Lo Dakota
D. H. McDonald & Co
Dakota Avenue
Trnean Qa
Cheap Excursions to the West by North Western Railway
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces excursion tickets at very low rates for May 2 and May 1 to numerous west and northwest destinations. For more information, contact railway agents.
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Jane
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Auction notice for high-grade farm horses and stallions
Three stallions and two mares offered for breeding with insurable terms. Domin ican No 7909 standardbred trotting 2 28, by Acolyte. Norman Chief French Draft 17 hands 2000 pounds by French Victor. Scotch Shire three-year-old 16 hands heavy bone. Rates for multiple mares. horses and pedigrees viewable at Third Street stables run by Joan E Warp.
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Acolyte
Onward
George Wilkes
Hambletonian
Venice
Ongler
Pilot Jr
Norman Chief
Dakota
Minnesota
France
Marie Keet
Third Street
Joan E. Warp
Haron
Quit Tobacco Now With Bacocuro Scientific Cure
Public health notice promoting Bacocuro as a guaranteed tobacco cure. Claims a 23 year history, no willpower needed, and a money back guarantee after three boxes. Offers price 1.00 per box or 2.50 for three boxes, with sample by mail from Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Company
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Estray Notice of two branded mares in section 26 109-59
Estray report from M. E. Harmoy states two bay mares with baiters on came to the southwest quarter on about April 24 1885. Each mare weighs about a thousand pounds and bears a left shoulder brand P. E. One mare has a white forehead spot and the other a facial stripe. Owner must pay charges to claim.
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John L. Pyle
Ttorney
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Opera House
E. C. Patterson
H. S. Mouser
AT Law
Burnham Trevett & Mattice
Huron South
Geo. M. Read
Scotland
Variety Store
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Rice & Whorton
Dick Woods
Sioux Falls
Car of
North Dakota
Justin
Joy Bros. Masons
Grant Township
Rice & Wharton’s
Roy Larkin
New Mexico
Wilber Hole
Roy
New Mexico Agricultural College
Fannie Genevieve Alexander
Clarence Johns Blanchard
Minneapolis
John H. Alexander
First Avenue South
Mary Place
Heronite
Weather Crop Bulletin
U.S. Weather Bureau
The
Surgical Hotel
OWEN
Owen Electric Belt and Appliance CO
State Street
Chicago
AK and Hammer Soda
Church & CO
New York
Suannon & Lonastarr
Saulue
van L. Ross
E.D. Best
Optigian
Nicollet Avenue
P. M. Sharples
Elgin
Kane Co
Illinois
Joy Bros