Local notices from Huron include candidacy, visits and business
J A Pickler visited Friday and Col Bullard passed through Huron from Omaha. John Wood announces candidacy for state's attorney. California street improvements advance. Various residents and merchants visit, move, or announce plans. The Methodist camp meetings, baby arrival, and Masonic lodge events are noted along with shop upgrades and a livery barn project.
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Chas. N. Curtis
John Wood
California Street
Will Davis
Hitchcock
Huron
Mitchell
Asher F. Pay
Canton
President Wood
Milbank
Col. Bullard
Pierre
Omaha
Register Brown
Aberden
Sioux Falls
Methodist Church
Caffee
Popes
Wm. Watt
H. J. Rice
S. D. M. A. Association
Cleaver
Alderman Grove
Masonic Grand Lodge
F. G. Wilde
St. Lawrence Mill
Joy Bros. Gardens yield and plans for future supply
A Huronire report describes Joy Bros. Gardens near town with fifteen acres of strawberries, ten bearing this year, and a projected large yield per acre. C. D. Joy supervises an irrigated farm showing early cabbage, potatoes, peas, tomatoes, corn, and onions. The first strawberry picking is set for Saturday and local berries are praised as tastier than eastern fruit.
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Hvronite
Joy Bros
U. S. Army
C. D. Joy
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Grippe Dreadful Malady
The advertisement asserts Electric Bitters will cure the grippe and universal malaise by toning liver stomach and kidneys. It promises prompt relief and a money back guarantee if not cured, with sale at Holland Beggas drug store.
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Rce
Holland Beggas Drug Store
North Dakota Merchants Gather for Huron Convention
The Retail Merchants' Association of North Dakota held a well attended session in Huron with President Wood's address stressing public spirit clean business and social balance. Reports showed 726 members, receipts and disbursements, plus papers on sound retail principles. Committees were named for membership press finance and bylaws as officers debated cash versus credit systems. An informal reception followed at Odd Fellows hall with music and a hearty social program.
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U.S
James E. Elliott
Huron
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Elliott
Congregational Church
Hutchinson
Joy Bros
Retail Merchants’ Association
Wood
Woods
Peterson
J. F. Jordan
Minneapolis
Wyman & Partridge
Jordan
Dr. Wood
D. K. Bryant
Smith
Gustus
Iroquois
Ayers
Carthage
Vessey
Wessington Springs
Healey
Mitchell
Issenhuth
Alpena
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Oschenreiter
Webster
Gross
Yankton
Tyler
Salem
Baker
Bratthage
Winters
Rice
Spooner
Granger
Blunt
Betts
Mt. Vernon
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Huron Council No
Committee On
Committee On Mutual Fire Insurance
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
G. A. Wood
Convention Opens At City Hall With Dues Change
The convention met at 9 am in city hall and heard committee reports. The revision of constitution and by laws spurred debate ending in amendments setting annual dues at 2 dollars and membership at 3 dollars. Badges committee to report in six months. Resolutions praised the S D M A for its first gathering.
The Greatest Salve Guaranteed to Satisfy or Refund
An advertisement declares a universal salve cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by Holland Heeler.
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Holland Heeler
Wilson canvasses county on senatorial boom gains
C M Wilson reports a growing Republican momentum in the county as he canvasses voters. He says the senatorial campaign is not a joke and that GOP support is steadily increasing day by day.
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C. M. Wilson
A Narrow Escape From Consumption Cured By Cure
Ada E. Hart of Groton S D recounts a grave lung illness that doctors abandoned her to fate. She trusted Dr King s new discovery for consumption and related illnesses and after eight bottles recovering fully. Trial bottles were offered free at Holland Wheeler s drug store with a 50 cent price and a guaranteed refund.
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Ada E. Hart
Groton
S. D
Dr. King
Holland Wheeler’s
Spanish Vessels Sighted at San Juan de Porto Rico
The St Simon reports from Havre that a Spanish cruiser and two or three torpedo boats were at San Juan de Porto Rico on Friday at noon. It adds that elsewhere no warships were seen. It is believed those seen last Friday were a small gunboat and a torpedo boat with damages from the Cienfuegos engagement.
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San Juan
Cape Haytien
St. Simon
Havre
San Juan de Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Twickenham Leaves Fort de France For Jamaica
The British steamer Twickenham departed Fort de France after weeks ashore awaiting land permission for 4,000 tons of coal bound to the Spanish consul. She sailed to Jamaica.
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Twickenham
Fort de France
Pierre
Martinique
Jamaica
Cadiz Cadiz Reserve Quadro Bound for Cuba
A Gibraltar dispatch to The Daily Telegraph reports the Cadiz reserve quadra has sailed a week out of Cadiz and is headed for Cuba.
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Cadiz
London
Daily Telegraph
Gibraltar
Cuba
Senate passes War Revenue Bill with 48 to 28 vote
Washington June 7 The war revenue bill was passed by the Senate late Saturday by a 48 to 28 vote. Morgan's income tax plan was rejected 38 to 35. The bill imposes a 4 cent per barrel tax on adulterated flour and a 10 cent per pound tax on tea after July 1.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Minnesota Good Templars Hold 41st Annual Session
The grand lodge of the Good Templars meets in Minneapolis at Knights of Pythias ball. The session reviews officer reports and committee findings. State membership stands around 3,000 with 84 lodges, 17 new lodges formed in the year, and finances reported excellent by the treasurer.
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Minnesota
Good Templars
Minneapolis
Grand Lodge of the Good Templars
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Tempe
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