People and Travel Notes From Huron City
J H King is in Chicago. Chas Reed left for Chicago. Henry Schaller went east on land business. Rev Marshall Montgomery arrived from Aberdeen. Attorney Crawford back from G A R encampment. Richards Trust Co offered loans and farm sales. Maud Keller visiting parents, Mrs Gilbert. Mrs W L Montgomery visiting from Chamberlain. Arthur L May of McClellan Paper Co Minneapolis in Huron. Mainry linseed paints advertised by C H Long staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Hoover
I. W. Goodner
Pierre
Kent
Marshall Montgomery
Aberdeen
Attorney Crawford
Richards Trust Co
Haron
Maud Keller
Omaha
Jesse Gilbert
W. L. Montgomery
Chamberlain
J. H. King
Arthur L. May
McClellan Paper Company
Minneapolis
Huron
Mainry
C. H. Longstaff
Huron News Briefs Include Visits and Church Reopening
Rich ards Trust Co. of Huron highlighted in notices as locals plan travel and visits. Arch ie Brown returns from Sunday with old Huron friends and heads to Hawarden. Masury Paints endorsed by C H Longstaff. Bushfields of Miller attend college commencement. Blanchard travels to Mitchell. Princeton visitors connect with local residents. Presbyterian church to reopen next Sunday with a morning sermon. Bartlett of the Capital Journal mentioned, scoting for scavenger tax list printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards Trust Co
Huron
Archie Brown
Hawarden
Masury
C. H. Longstaff
J. A. Bushfield
Miller
City
Ss. D
E. Blanchard
Department of Commissioner of School and Public Lands
Mitchell
Wm. Lidke
Princeton
Wis
H. H. Wibirt
Elizabeth Jarvis
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Bartlett
Capital-Journal
Pierre
Public Reception for Dr and Mrs H T McEwan Visit
Dr and Mrs H T McEwan of Amsterdam New York arrived from the east Saturday afternoon and received a public reception in the college chapel that evening. The large attendance and pleasant evening impressed the visitors who noted the west’s advanced development and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McEwan
College Chapel
H. T. McEwan
Amsterdam
New York
City
West
Notice to Dog Owners in Huron City
City ordinance from March 31 1888 requires registration and caging. from June 15 1901 any unregistered dogs found at large within city limits shall be taken by the city marshal. Attest Mayor J A Cleaver. Clerk Bruce M Rowey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Huron
Harp
J. A. Cleaver
Bruce M. Rowey
Fourteen Year Old William Komis In Powder Accident
William Komis, fourteen, son of G. Komis at A. F. Pay farm in Valley township, suffered a serious blast after mixing gunpowder and matches. His clothes burned and gas from the powder inhaled. Dr. Wood attends. Initial outlook bleak but a chance of recovery remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Komis
G. Komis
A. F. Pay
Valley Township
Wood
Baccalaureate Sermon Impresses Huron Graduates
Dr. H.T. McEwan of Amsterdam New York delivered a masterly eloquent baccalaureate sermon before the Huron college and high school graduating classes. He urged right living as essential to success in life and received high praise as the ablest address ever given to a local class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
H.T. McEwan
Amsterdam
New York
Will Work for the City Sentences Drunk and Disorderly Man
Augustus Lietlow was brought before Justice Brockway on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was committed to the charge and sentenced to thirteen days of street work by Chief Hurd, reflecting the period's urban enforcement of vagrancy and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Lietlow
Brockway
Hurd
Moisture Coming Right for Crops This Month
Weather summary notes June started favorable for crops and grasses as the government station records 1.82 inches of precipitation in the first ten days. Rain on Saturday night added .89 inches, and Monday brought .07 inches, aiding moisture levels.
Beadle County GOP Sets Meeting for Judicial Convention
The Beadle county republican central committee calls a county hall meeting in Huron on Saturday June 15 to choose Beadle county’s delegates for the Fifth Judicial convention in Webster Day county on Tuesday July 2 at 11 a.m. Beadle county will have 21 delegates in the convention. J B Geppts chairman and C M Wilson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Huron
Beadle County
Fifth Judicial Convention
Webster
Day County
Fifth Judicial Circuit
J.B. Geppts
Republican Central Committee
C. M. Wilson
Local Masons and Eastern Star members depart for Sioux Falls
This morning representatives from the Grand Lodge A. F. and A. M. and Eastern Star left the city for Sioux Falls. Leaders include Grand Master J. A. Cleaver and officers C. A. Blake K. W. Wheeler H. J. Rice Jno Banks Geo Grove B. M. Rowley and Henry Schaller. Eastern Star travelers include Mrs. Dougherty Mrs. Marston Mrs. Groves and the Misses Tobin Healy and Mills. They expect a pleasant trip and good fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Eastern Star
Sioux Falls
J. A. Cleaver
C. A. Blake
K. W. Wheeler
H. J. Rice
Jno. Banks
Geo. Grove
B. M. Rowley
Henry Schaller
Dougherty
Marston
Groves
Tobin
Healy
Mills
Pile and Fistula Cure Free Sample Offer
An advertisement touts a free sample of Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure with quick relief and a mailed book. Rea Bros. & Co., Minneapolis, Minnesota, handles the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Bros. & Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Local Notes From De Smet and Aberdeen Visit
Tuesday diary items show W. A. Lynch in De Smet and S. H. Mouser traveling to Aberdeen. M. Eckhart rode to St. Paul. Doane Robinson of the Monthly South Dakotan visited Sioux Falls. Mrs. Weller and three daughters attend Adventist camp at Sioux Falls. Dennis Boyle brings horses and sheep to Fairview ranch near Wessington. Mrs. Andrew Riegel heads to St. Paul for Louise Riegel recital at St Joseph’s Academy. Millet seed for sale: two hundred bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane Robinson
South Dakotan
Sioux Falls
Dennis Boyle
Fairview
Wessington
Andrew Riegel
St. Paul
Louise Riegel
St. Joseph's Academy
Saale
County residents report wolf pelts and land interests
R W Clark of Valley and T E Dickson of Pleasant View turned in five wolf pelts each to county authorities on Tuesday. W G Kenyon of Manchester Iowa, director at Delaware County State Bank, is inspecting Beadle county lands with potential investments. Wolsey Journal notes John Ziegler twelve miles southwest of here owns about 160 head of cattle and moved there a month ago from near Cavour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clark
Valley
T. E Dickson
Pleasant View
W.G. Kenyon
Manchester
Iowa
Delaware County State Bank
Beadle County
Wolsey Journal
John Ziegler
Cavour
Pleasant Recital At Huron College Opera House
The third annual recital and graduation exercises of pupils under Prof. Schoenert and Prof. Moses at Huron college were held in the Opera House Tuesday evening. A large audience was entertained. the program was lengthy but well received. Notable praise went to the instrumental division and the new oratory department. Henrietta Gaselle stood out among the older students. A joint meeting of Blackburnian and Periclean literary societies is set for Wednesday at 3 PM in the college chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenert
Moses
Huron College
Opera House
School of Oratory
Henrietta Gaselle
Blackburnian
Periclean
College Chapel
Merritt's Grove July 4 Celebration Promises Big Event
The West End reports Merritt's grove Fourth of July festivities will be the largest in the region with horse and mule races foot races greased pig baseball and more. The band boys will run affairs and offer refunds if gate receipts do not meet value. Elder Russell from Viroqua Wisconsin arrived and preached at the Christian church Sunday evening and may stay as pastor for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt’s Grove
Wessington
Band Boys
Russell
Viroqua
Wis
Christian Church
Water Flow Achieved at Hitchcock Depth
At 895 feet F H Holton, contractor, struck a strong flow of soft water with sufficient pressure for village needs. Water will be piped to homes and businesses and used for fire protection, ensuring Hitchcock won’t face a shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton
Hitchcock
F. H. Holton
Rainfall Trends Show July Relief Ahead
Weather notes indicate sufficient ongoing rain with no immediate threat to drought. Government station reports 2.20 inches total precipitation for the month through Tuesday June 11, including .89 on Saturday night, .07 Monday, and .36 Tuesday morning.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims worldwide cure
A newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. Includes soliciting testimonials and offers other product Hall's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Local notes from Garvey to Mellette and Aberdeen
Wednesday’s Daily reports H R Draper in the city and Father Desmond traveling to Aberdeen. C A Bartlett returns from Aberdeen en route to Pierre. A fine cement walk fronts St Martin’s church by Mr Murcaine. M H Manuel arrives from St James for city school graduations. J O Van Syckel relocates to bring his family to town as Godden Ballard rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond
Aberdeen
C. A. Bartlett
Pierre Capitol- Journal
St. Martin’s Church
Murcaine
M. H. Manuel
Huron
St. James
J. A. Cleaver
B. F. Ives
Mellette
J. O. van Syckel
Kalamazoo
Mich
North
South Dakota
Godden & Ballard
Wm. E. Finch
Madge Finch
James William Richardson
Grace Episcopal Church
S. D
J. C. Cogswell
Nellie M. Cogswell
Frank L. Giland
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Cogswell
Utah Street
Missouri Valley
Chamberlain
August Tams
Ryan
South Dakota Medical Society Meets in City Sessions and Elections
The South Dakota State Medical Society held two days of meetings in this city with papers on smallpox and scarlet fever. Officers were elected for the coming year and new members accepted while delegates were named for the National Medical Association convention in Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota Association
South Dakota State Medical Society
Maccabee Hall
Opera House
W. E. Morse
Tyndall
Miller
Aberdeen
F.S. Hull
Gettysburg
H. J. Rock
F. L. Class
J. G. Parsons
Brook
Page Dies at Sister’s Home in Broadland
Mr. C. M. Page died suddenly at his sister Mrs. M. F. Fuller’s home on Second Street Wednesday afternoon June 12 at 5 o’clock. Born 1832 in Wayne county Michigan he came to South Dakota in 1887. Survived by wife and three children Mrs. Harry Gowl of Kansas City Mrs. Pearsons of Oswego Kansas and Orrin Page of Kansas City. Funeral planned at Broadland Friday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Page
M. F. Fuller
Second Street
Wayne County
Michigan
South Dakota
Harry Gowl
Kansas City
Pearsons
Oswego
Kansas
Orrin Page
Broadland
Huron High School Holds Commencement At Opera House
Despite threatening skies Commencement exercises at Huron High School drew a large crowd at the Opera House Tuesday night. W S Demaree presided over diploma presentations in Kent’s absence. Graduates were Jane Cort Ruth Thomas Minnie Rowley Rose Gillespie Julian Blount and Jessie Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron High School
Opera House
W. S. Demaree
Mr. Kent
Jane Mary Cort
Ruth Sadie Thomas
Minnie Belle Rowley
Rose Ann Gillespie
Julian Wright Blount
Jessie Onalee Evans
Summer School Opens On Monday With Housing Needs
The Summer School will open Monday the 17th inst. Some students will stay in the college building while others seek rooms in town. Those with rooms to rent should notify President French with the number of rooms and desired price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President French
French
Commencement Exercises Set for Opera House Tonight
The college holds commencement at the Opera House tomorrow evening with Rev. Henry T. McEwan of Amsterdam New York to deliver the address. Diplomas will be awarded to graduates in the normal commercial and musical departments and attendance is hoped to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Henry T. McEwan
Amsterdam
N. Y
Local Court Dockets Include Assault Charge and Fines
E T Lossey of Clifton secured a warrant for Ira Harding on assault charges and the case moved from Justice Van Dalsem to Justice Brockway. State Attorney Simmons and C A Kelley argued the matter. Brockway issued a $5 fine plus costs and an appeal was noted. Chas Shaul faced a wife’s complaint but the case was dismissed after the accuser declined to testify. Augustus Lietlow paid a thirteen day street sentence via cash payment to end the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Lossey
Clifton
Ira Harding
Lossey
Harding
van Dalsem
Court of Justice
Brockway
Simmons
C. A. Kelley
Shaul
Alice Shaul
Lietlow
Augustus Lietlow
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Eta Py
M. Booth
J. BP. Mann
Real Estate and Insurance
Dak Ave
Huron, S. D
Eens AT Law
First National Bank
Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Mattice
Petinmielis
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Huron, South Dakota
Chicago
Chas. Reed
William
Ewan
Justice Brockway
W. A. Lynch
de Smet
S. H. Mouser
M. Eckhart
West End
Elder Russell
Ironsiee Ee
Rochester
Minnesota
E. F. Koepp
H. R. Draper
Garvey, Minn
Geo. L. Williams
Mr. Williams
Canova
Kruger
State Medical Society
C. C. Gross
Yankton
Dr. Cogent
Springfield
R. A. Bobb
Mitchel
J. L. Stewart
Irene
H. B. Scofield
Scotland
H. E. McNutt
Mr. Brown
Parkston
National Medical Association
Saratoga
N.Y
Ear
Rookings
T. J. Wood
Association
Justice Court
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