Huron Items Show Visits and Local Notes
Wy H Roddle of Brookings and Bank Examiner Bramble of Water attend bankers’ meeting in city. President Hughitt of the Northern Pacific visits. The band performs in street honors. Mrs Sauer and family depart for Chicago. Miss Ethel Smith returns to Beloit. Pirates of Penzance discussed. Judge Simmons returns from Floyd VA. Broadland picnic planned for June 19 with athletic events. Local chatter on hotels, shipments, and a messenger venture. college students head to Geneva WI for M C A conference.
Bradley & Vrooman Paint Promises Proper Protection
Local notices advertise Bradley and Vrooman Paint as a solution for proper paint protection under the Pure Food Law era standards. The item weaves in various community updates from Huron and surrounding towns, including theater, weather, and social events, with a focus on local business and public notices.
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Granteed Bradley & Vrooman
George McBride
Allcock's Plasters Introduced as World Standard
Sixty years ago Allcock's Plasters were introduced and are now the world's standard plasters. The invention is hailed as a great blessing for healing and relief, offering the quickest, cheapest, and best remedy for certain ailments. Sold by druggists globally as the original genuine porous plaster.
Minister Delivers Candid Advice On Weddings
A clergyman speaks frankly to would be spouses about marriage morals and budgeting. He notes excessive drinking harms courtship and urges restraint to begin a lifelong partnership within modest means. The talk reflects social pressures on weddings and personal conduct.
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George
Huronians Planned Masonic Visit to Lead City Meeting
A Pullman train headed south carried a large Huronian party to the Masonic and Eastern Star grand lodge sessions in Lead City from June 10 to 13. Attendees include Col. Ives Harvey J. Rice H Kippax John Banks Roscoe Wharton Bruce Rowley Ted Robbins Mrs Foster and Mrs Doherty. They plan to tour the Hills and spend a few hours in Sioux City before returning next Saturday night.
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Masonic and
Eastern Star Grand Lodge
Lead City
Col. Ives
Harvey J. Rice
H. Kippax
John Banks
Roscoe Wharton
Bruce Rowley
Ted Robbins
Foster
Doherty
Bestern Star
Sioux City
Huron
Asphyxiation in Sioux City man found dead in boarding house
A letter from Sioux City Iowa reports a young man smothered by gas in a boarding house on May 27. The deceased identified by note book as J B Vorage aged about 35, 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, with a white felt hat and tuned clothing. People connected include Will Young who roomed with him and others listed in the note book. authorities seek relatives or friends.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Wescott
Pearl Street
J. B. Vorage
Will Young
Wm. Tate
Sioux Falls
John Preston
Cramsburg
Tom Paulson
Volga
S. D
Gooding
East Avenue
Aberdeen
E. J. Dyer
Douglas
U C T Members Head to Grand Forks Council
A group of local United Commercial Travelers left Thursday for Grand Forks North Dakota to attend the annual grand council of UCT lodges covering South and North Dakota Minnesota Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The council opens Friday and runs two days with H J McGarvey L R Campbell C E Barrows and C N Mellvaine named among delegates.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Grand Council
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Manitoba
Sasketchewa
Alberta
United Commercial
United States
H. J. McGarvey
L. R. Campbell
Grand Lodge
C. E. Barrows
C. N. Mellvaine
Huron Council
Party
Regents of Education invite bids for farm buildings at Highmore
The Regents of Education of South Dakota solicit sealed bids for a barn, granary, corn cribs and exhibit house and for an employees’ house and well work at the state experiment farm in Highmore. Bids must include five percent certified check and be sent to care of Secretary Jacy Lincoln, Aberdeen. Bid deadline is 8:00 a.m. July 8, 1907. The Regents reserve right to reject any bid.
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Mollie McKennis
Molie McKinnis
Beale
South Dakota
Ennis
City of Huron
Beadie County
Beadie
Eee
Olden Cook
Saic
Holden Cook
Houtpen Coor
Regents of Education of
Jacy E Lineoln
Aberdeen
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Kidney Cure Credited By Claremont Woman
Mrs Joyce Sullivan of 180 Sullivan St Claremont writes that about eight years ago she purchased Foley s Kidney Cure and cured several kidney troubles. She says the medicine helped and she believes it is good.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimson
Willimantic
Conn
C. H. Longstaff
Holland Wheeler
Joyce
Sullivan St
Claremont
N. A
Brandmire and Cranston Wed at Huron Farm Home
Ada Brandmire daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Brandmire married Irvin Cranston son of a local farmer Wednesday at a home northeast of Huron. Rev Long officiated and a reception followed. The couple plan to reside on the groom’s farm eight miles northeast of the city after the 15th of the month.
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Huron
Ada Brandmire
Simon Brandmire
Irvin Cranston
Long
Huron College
Business chances extend to northwest Aberdeen town growth
Brown and McPherson seek general merchandise ties hardware farm machinery and related lines in new towns extension northwest of Aberdeen. Large buyer or full partner opportunity. Hats agent F. W. wit.
Meeting of Employers in Indianapolis on Skilled Labor rise
National employer groups convene in Indianapolis for the first business session to discuss expanding schools and industrial training. Attendance exceeds expectations as officials and trade school supporters gather to push for better skilled labor to sustain industrial growth.
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Indianapolis
Boy Killed by Elephant in Buffalo Parade
Buffalo residents report a tragic incident during a parade when an elephant turned violent after being pursued and tormented by several boys. Police and circus officials investigate the death and determine the cause of the animal's assault on bystanders.
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Buffalo
N. Y
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