Huron Notes and Upcoming Events
Irrigation Commissioner Fassett of Hitchcock visited Huron on Wednesday. Banker J R Hughes of Gettysburg was in town on business Tuesday. Crop reports from John Tripplet indicate good prospects. Miss Kitty Fayant left for Hawarden Iowa Wednesday. The tenth annual Knights Templar conclave South Dakota will meet Monday in Huron. The city begins removing street railway and grading streets. Dakota Bottling works started, office at Kansas and Second. W N Fayant and wife went to Carthage Wednesday for business. Beach & Bowers minstrel troupe to perform at Grand on June 19. H Hinckley and family left for Yankton for grand lodge of Masons.
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Fassett
Hitchcock
Huron
J. R. Hughes
Gettysburg
John Tripplet
Kitty Fayant
Hawarden
Iowa
Knights Templars
South Dakota
Beach & Bowers
Grand
H. ©. Hinckley
Ex state treasurer and relatives travel to worlds fair
Through the city Monday morning passed W. W. Taylor former state treasurer and his wife en route to the World's Fair. Also John O. Klemme left for Cedar Rapids Iowa to join Mrs. Klemme and then continue to the Worlds Fair for a two week visit.
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W. W. Taylor
Redfield
John O. Klemme
Ceder Rapids
Iowa
Mrs. Klemme
N Racket Store Opens With Half Price Hat Sale
The N. Racket Store opened this week and will stay open until stock is sold. The assortment includes straw goods for men and boys, sailor hats for girls, harvest hats, nubby hats for young men, genteel hats for old men, and pretty hats for little boys, all offered at about one half price.
Seeking Owners Unclaimed Letters At Huron Post Office
List of unclaimed letters at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending June 10 1893 includes Burnington Sam Farina H H Allen Herbert Colina Fred Goff N D Hoover Grover C Strand Ole L Dim A B Woolfe M D Those calling for these letters should say advertised in the Huronite and provide the date of publication and pay one cent at the stamp window John Long Staff P M.
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Huron
South Dakota
Resolutions of Respect for Henry Schaller’s Family
James River Lopes No. 32 0 C F notes the death of Henry Schaller’s wife and offers heartfelt sympathy. The lodge extends earnest condolence to him and his family and commits the resolution to minutes and a copy to the brother.
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James River Lopes
C. F
Henry Schaller
Brother Schaller
James
I. O.F
Takri Pds
Sioux Falls Couple Wed in Congregational Ceremony
Rev B H officiated as a Sioux Falls printer united a Huron teacher and a Sioux Falls man in marriage. The bride formerly taught in Huron and worked with Sioux Falls city schools while the groom, a staff member of the Sioux Falls Daily Press, enjoys a wide circle of friends. After congratulations the couple left for their new home at the depot amid well wishes for a long, happy life. A settlers picnic is planned with all invited for a good time.
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B. H
Sioux Ze Daily Press
Illigois street school repairs cause construction delay
The Illinois street school building will not be completed by July 10 due to material delays and plan changes. The Education Board postpones the project. I. F. Nicnext, County Supt. reports the updated schedule. Edward Milford area residents mention a local reunion and veterans’ memories with A. Teets returning from the front.
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Illigois
Cehdol
Huron; Board of Education
I. F
County
Senatorial Investigation Opens in Minneapolis for Milling Industry
A Senate agriculture and forestry sub committee began hearings in Minneapolis with Senators Peffer Kansas Washburn Minnesota and Road North Dakota presiding. The panel sent questions to leading Northwest millers elevator agents and railroad officials on grain flows milling capacity transportation costs and the impact of regulation and capital concentration on farm and consumer prices. Several witnesses were examined.
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Minneapolis
Edaah
St. Paul
Kansas City
Papal Legate Satolli to Visit St Paul for Catholic Seminaries
Archbishop Ireland confirms the visit of Mgr Satolli the papal legate arriving St Paul on July 23 with several professors from the Catholic University of Washington. They will stay with the archbishop and attend the commencement exercises of the Catholic seminary.
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St. Pau
Ireland
Mgr
Satolli
St. Paul
Catholic University
Washington
Smuggling Bust Nets 200 Pounds Opium at Erie Depot
United States customs officers seized 200 pounds of smuggled opium at the Erie depot in BurraLo New York. The narcotic was hidden in two trunks and thought to have arrived from Toronto. Authorities investigated the seizure and are tracing the shipment's route.
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BurraLo
N. Y
United States
Erie Depot
Toronto
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F. G. Short
ROYAL
H. C. Thom
Wisconsin Dairy and Food Commissioner
Royal Baking Powder
Minnesota
Charles W. Drew
Minn. Hospital College
Minn, State Dairy and Food Department
Floyd Davis
E.M
Iowa State Board of Health
Sea
Saoan Juntas
Shannon & Longstaff
M. West
First Nat. Bank
Dakota Bottling Works
Kansas and
Second Streets
W.n.fayant
Carthage
Mr. Fayant
Great Northern
Chicago
Omaha Daily Bee
Eugene Parker
Lakeland
Florida
Milo Booth
Mr. Booth
F.T. Day of
Milwaukee
O. M. Harrison
District Court of
Beadle County
Ed. Forsyth
Honduras
Central America
George Kerr
W. H. Winship
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Patent Medicine House
Dr. Miles Co
Kansas City News
Ninth Street Theatre
R. A
Ringling Bros
Clyde
Custer
Rand’s Grove
Burnington
Sam
Farina
Iltan
STOUR
Falls—Huron
Sioux Falls
Edward
Milford
Pipestone
Teets
Ayer
Tye
Riddle Plains
Win
Fleury Ott
Mustang Bill
Newengade
Wyo
Gngham
McKinney
Texas
Anna Sutherland Balamenoo
Hood
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Agricul 2
Deps
Cashin Advance
Y Tribune
Shannon & Tongstaef
Dakota Nite
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