Huron City Ordinance Aims At Noise Disorder Gambling
City council proposes penalties for loud noise fights indecent acts public intoxication and obscene language with fines from five to twenty dollars. Additional sections ban indecent dress public nudity and disorderly conduct fines range five to twenty dollars. Fireworks and weapons rules impose up to five dollar penalties. Gambling provisions impose ten to fifty dollar fines and ban card or dice gambling in homes or public places.
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City Council
City of
Huron
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief
Advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children. Claims quick relief from pain and sleeplessness, soothing gums and calming bowels with pleasant taste. Priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Huron City Council Approves Sidewalk Construction Resolution
The Huron city council votes May 12 to require a six foot wide sidewalk along the north side of Third Street in Block twelve of the Viret Railway Addition. Owners of adjacent lots must lay a two inch cross laid plank sidewalk with three by six inch supports. The measure is to be published twice in the local newspaper.
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Wueneas
Pierre
Third Street
Viret Railway
City of Huron
Idaho
City of
Huron
C Cll
A. Bety
H. J. Rice
B. M. Howey
City of Huron approves sidewalk construction ordinance
City Council of Huron adopts an ordinance ordaining a six foot wide plank sidewalk along the north side of Third street and the south side of Block twenty three in the Way Addition. Abutting property owners must build within a stated time or the street commissioner will perform the work at cost to the owners. Passed at the council meeting held on the twelfth day of [month], with a majority vote.
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Uran
Huron
Ha- Ton
City of
Avereres
B. Mi Rowley
H. d. Rice
Glerk
City of Huron
Third Street
H. J. Ric B. M. Rowley
Notice to Bridge Builders Opens Sealed Bids
Notice to bridge builders inviting sealed bids until July 18 1888 for constructing a bridge project in care of C S Sprages with county commission oversight and piping work details included in the tender.
Mortgage Sale Notice in Dakota Territory
Mortgage sale notice lists mortgagor John L and assignee Mrs G F with date in July and time eleven o clock in the office of the county sheriff in Dakota Territory. Reads like a formal notice of foreclosure on the Northwest quarter section 28 in some township.
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John W. Burrows
Mary D. Burrows
Beadie
Territory of
Dakota
John W. Vrooman
Herkimer
New York
Register of Deeds
Beache
Selock
Mortgagor
John L
G. F
Dakota ‘Territory
Dakota Chief the Fast Trotting Standard Bred Stallion
Dakota Chief is a rich bay stallion from Almont and Membrino lines with a weight around eleven hundred pounds. He traces to Membrino Champion and Alexander’s blood, boasting top trotting ancestors like Wentworth, Fannie Wetherspoon, and Jay Eye See, with a quarter mile in 35 seconds as a young horse. He stands at stud to produce fast four legged racers in a yearling season at D. a. stables, with a twenty five dollar booking fee and Crystal Salt on sale for patrons.
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Dakota Coty
Yedyke H
Histonian i
Amentees
Chief
Dark Bay
C. Jewett & Co
Buffalo
Rer Cin
King
Almont Lightning
Almont
Wentssan
Fannie Wetherspoon
Piedmont
Aldine
Ont Mae
Alexander’s Rey
Goldsmith Mai
Rosalind
Thorndale
Alexander Eee
Rysdyks Bembe
Dexter
Net Orange Girl
Gazette
Jay Gould
George Wilkes
Stella Champion
Almont Champion
Molly Long
Virginia
Doncaster
Dom Pedro
Lady Thorn
Woodford
North Star
Taly Bowman
Relfe
Hannis
Juliet
Alexander
Pilot
John Morgan
Pilot Temple
Thackery
Tottler
Maud S
Jay Eye
Sally Anderson
Kate
Madawaska
Dakota Chief
Wolkill
Rysdyks Hambletonian
Embrino
Pilot Jr
Cassius M. Clay
Aeth Alexander
D. A
Children Day Observed With Danishing Church Events
Children were honored across Huron with special services, decorations, and a baptismal afternoon for five children. Congregational features included a grand oil display, a full organ, birds in cages, and a "Jacob's Ladder" floral design. Rev J B Pomeroy and Rev Spey H Grant spoke, with others contributing. A letter from conductor M A Schmitt recalls railroad work and family life, noting construction progress on lines in Wisconsin and Michigan and plans to visit Baraboo in September.
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J. B. Pomeroy
Spey H. Grant
F. H. Kent
Summary of a Dakota Territory summons with court fees
Fragmentary court summons from the Territory of Dakota before justice William N. Fayant. Mentions defendant and judge with unclear names, dates, and fees. Readable elements include a May date and references to territorial legal actions.
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Territory OF
Dakota
I Juenios Covar
Berapte
Fred EB. Grant
Jdstics
William N. Fayant
Bigren
Price
A. D. Rane
Bain
Beadle County Farmers Hear Dakota Alliance Talk
Beadle county farmers met Monday with a fair turnout. H. L. Loucks, president of the Dakota Farmers Alliance, outlined the group’s growth and influence and discussed the Dinayian Elevator Company of which he is founder and president, noting strong farmer interest across counties.
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Beadle County
Mr. Wardall
H. L. Loucks
Dakota Farmers’ Alliance
Dakota Alliance
Loucks
Atoe
Dinayian Elevator Company
Ially
Ordination Services Held For Grace and Three Others
A group including Grace and three others were present and will be ordained this Friday. The ceremony marks a significant milestone within the church community and confirms their roles in ministry.
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Seay Eg
Star Clothing House
Berry
Membrino
Alliance Rustler
Ingle
Po i
Oil Company
Allance Hall
The
Fidelity
Wardall
John Allison
Minnesota
Farmers’ Movement
Pearl Creek
M. A. Schmitt
Dakota Division
Northwestern
Saxon
Wis
Baraboo
Dee
Soo Line
South Shore
Atlanta
B’y
Duluth
Marquette
Mich
Iron River
Fort Nice
Frank Eldridge
Nashville
Tenn
L. & N.anes
Hall
Mies Hall
Mission Scveneges Supervint
Beadle County Farmers
Louc
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