De Jean Elected Department Commander in Huron G A R
Thos C DeJean of Plankinton is chosen Department Commander for the coming year at Huron South Dakota. The encampment featured a packed program with violin solos, a gun and saber drill, and speeches by Col Patton and Geo A Silsby. Watches were presented to department leaders by Asher Pay and Miss Emmet Cook, with a notable flag drill by young girls and high praise for Mrs Nevada Hereford.
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Hhouse
Vernon Alger
Huron
Long
Col. Patton
Memorial University of
Mason City
Iowa
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Patton Chaig
Barrows
Geo. A. Silsby
Crawford
Pierre
Mitchell
Silsby
Asher ‘F. Pay
Emmet Cook
Mr. Pay
Lowthian
Laura Harmon
Nevada Hereford
JC. DeJean
Plankinton
South Dakota
Thos. C. de Jean
E. M. Thomas
W. H. Loucks
Trent
J. H.smith
C. B. Clark
Folys Honey and Tar praised for lung trouble relief
A. A. Herren Finch Jr promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cure for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming it has cured consumption in early stages. Holland Wheeler endorses the product with strong satisfaction.
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A. A. Herren, Finch, Jr
Foley
Holland Wheeler
Hollister Tea Ads and Huron Yard Project Proposals
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health and beauty, urging 35 cent tea and tablets. A report describes rapid construction at Huron's North-Western yards with 150 workers, a 40 stall roundhouse, and plans to finish by August, boosting local employment and population.
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Hollister
Holland Wheeler
Rocky Mountain
Huron
Round House
Huray
Hold a Real Old Fourth Celebration
The speaker urges a robust community celebration mirroring prior grand boosts. They emphasize making the most of a favorable opportunity and suggest planning a genuine Festive Fourth event for strong public participation.
Close of Encampment at Grand Army Event With Patriotic Concert
The Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps closed their annual encampment with a large chorus concert directed by Mrs. Lillian Ringsdorf. The program featured American, Civil War era songs, solos, and choruses, celebrating veterans as they depart.
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Relief Corps
Mary Brown
Sioux Falls
Almira Stowell
Lowthian
DeJean
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
Lillian Ringsdorf
America
Anna Daley
Gretchen Sauer
Dwight Daley
Julia Vander Stien
Arthur Phillips
Dixie’s Land
Warren Ringsdorf
Georgia
Bill
Mr. Tuttle
Julia Vander Sten
Ned
Kentucky
Rost
Des Moines State Medical Society Concludes Session
The State Homeopathic and Eclectic medical societies closed their annual convention at the Baptist church with about four hundred attending the final program. Officers were elected for the coming year, prizes awarded to students, and Dr John Balcom Shaw of Chicago gave the leading address on Vision Translated into Service. A large deficit facing the college was reduced by a $5,000 gift from Mrs Voorhees, lifting some of the financial burden.
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Baptist Church
John A. Soey
Geddes
A. W. Hyde
Brookings
W. .P. Collins
Howard
Huron
A. Beil
Selby
W. P. Collins
Ward
W. Mitnell
Madison
Duane Rifenbark
Grace Lager
Velma van Nest
Department of Music
George Starling
A. A. McLaurin
John Balcom Shaw
D.D
Chicago
Shaw
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Jesus
Pres. French
Thomas Miynard
Alma Sargent
Gladys Pyl
F. H. Kent
William Smith
Kent
Robert C. Gibbs
Cora Matousek
Dr. Shaw
Ethel Andrews
May Pyle
Nellie Pyle
Academy
May Camp
Margaret McNerny
Velma
Tenth Annual Philip C Endeavor Union Convention in Huron
The Tenth Annual Convention of the Philip Christian Endeavor Union will be held in Huron on June 21 and 22. The program includes a Thursday evening address by Rev. Lewis S. Hall on The Liberty of Truth, plus morning watch, quiet hour, committee-focused sessions, missionary reports, devotional services, and a closing address by Rev. L. B. Hall. Delegates should send names to Mrs. Geo. R. Dickson and arrange offerings to Miss Carrie Furman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philip Christian Endeavor Union
Lewis S. Hall
St. Paul
Minnesota C. E. Union
Amy Huhn
Highmore
A. A. Carr
Wolsey
Welsington
St. Lawrence
Lookout
Anna.Perssons
J. P. Anderson
Wessington
Ree Heights
Marie van
L. 8. Hall
Geo. R. Dickson
Huron
Carrie Furman
Miller
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. J. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts years of lung hemorrhages and failed medical care before using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs are now sound and urges its use in advanced lung trouble. The ad warns against substitutes and endorses the product.
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AJ M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Holland Wheeler
Misosna Stomach Tablets Offer Free Trial Remedy
Guaranteed by C. H. Longstaff MISOSNA stomach tablets promise relief from head aches back pains distress after eating sleeplessness and nausea. A 50 cent box is offered with the claim you pay nothing unless the remedy cures indigestion and related ills.
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C. H. Longstaff
Trustees Lead Prayer for Thanksgiving and College Fund
Trustees urged support with a prayer of thanksgiving and called for generous donations to ease the college’s debt. They pledged no burden on donors and predicted the institution’s growth if everyone contributes, hoping for a debt free year and continued development.
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Ee Ohio Rote Kota
Central Baptist Association Meeting Schedule June 14–16
The Baptist Central Association meets here June 14 to 16 with a program including praise service, church letters, state missions reports, and addresses by Rev. W. C. King, Rev. F. E. Hudson, Rev. J. C. Clevenger, Rev. C. G. Flanagan, Rev. T. M. Shanafelt, Rev. Joe P. Jacobs, and Rev. H. Swartz among others. Sessions include devotional times, round tables, and discussions on Sunday School topics.
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Baptist Central Association
F. E. Hudson
Huron
J. C. Clevenger
Sioux Falls
C. G. Flanagan
Arlington
T. M. Shanafelt
D. D
Publication Society
Joe P. Jacobs
Kansas City
Hagen
H. Swartz
Bryant
Addres
G. E. Morphy
Unfinished Sunday Evening Service and Mission Report
Unfinished Sunday evening session with Rev E F Jonten D D delivering the address. A 8 30 program slot features a report on foreign missions followed by an address by Rev D C Smith in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Jonten
D.D
D. C. Smith
Pierre
Kidney Cure Promotes Relief for Urinary Ailments
A vintage medical note claims Foley's Kidney Cure cures kidney and bladder troubles when medical aid is needed. The endorsement promises reliable relief and states it never disappoints.
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Beyon
Foley
Hollay Wheeler
Attractive Show Windows Show Local Merchants’ Decor
Huron merchants display eight windows with elaborate decorations. Booth-Dexter's window features Civil War relics and national colors, praised as the finest in town. Robinson's shoe window, Thompson Bros, Sauer’s cigar window, and Thather Shoe Store are also noted for artistic displays.
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Booth-Dexter’s
J. Elson
Standing Rock
The
Congress of the United States
Asher F. Pay
Wicksb
Kilpatrick
Burgoyne
Gel — Gates
E. M. Thor
Elias
Atha
E. M.thomas
Booth-Dexter
Robinson’s Shoe Store
Thompson Bros
John Sauer
Huron
Wells
Mitchell
Wardalls Leave Huron for Seattle to Locate
Mr and Mrs Norman Wardall depart for Seattle this morning to make the city their permanent home. They have lived in Huron for fifteen years and their departure is widely regretted. Mr Wardall has held many positions and will pursue real estate work in Seattle. The Huronite extends best wishes for his success.
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Norman Wardall
Seattle
Wardall
Huron
Mr. Ward
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Rose Hill
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Huron T Church
Church of Tomorrow
W. C. King
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aid society a \djournment
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