Huron Items Chronicle Social and Civic Notes
Huron residents and visitors are listed with greetings, travels, and church events. Dr Lane of Miller, Capt Phil Lawrence of Pierre, Rev John Sinclair of St Paul, and J D Lavin pass through. Children’s Day at Congregational church features a 5:30 program. Census shows 887 school age children, up nearly 100 from 1899. Social gathering in Iowa township includes Stockwell’s orchestra and dancing.
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Dr. Lane
Miller
Huron
Phil. Lawrence
Pierre
Kent House
A. J. Bick
Beloit
Wis
W. A. Prather
Commissioner of School and Public Lands Office
H. J. Black
Sioux Falls
John Sinclair
St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Heré
Frank Brisbine
Minneapolis
S. S. Davenport
Cape Nome
W. P. Butler
B. F. Ives
St. Eerresce
Grand Lodge
Aberdeen
J. D. Lavin
South Dakota
Supreme Grand Lodge
Order
C. M. Daly
J. W. Butterfield
Dickinson
California Street
Butterfield
Beach
Board of Education
O. A. Parks
Iowa Township
Stockwell
City
Broadland Picnic Rescheduled to June 2
The Broadland picnic is moved from June 19 to June 2 to avoid conflict with school election day in townships. By order of Committee.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Drugists
A familiar testimonial notes J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York has sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for five years with satisfaction and uses it in his family for coughs colds and post influenza coughs. It is sold at Wheeler's drug store.
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J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N.Y
Wheeler’s
Rev John Sinclair to Speak at College Commencement Week
Huron residents recall Rev John Sinclair once led the Presbyterian church here and later served in Minnesota notably at First Presbyterian Church in St. Paul. He is slated to deliver the commencement week address at the Presbyterian church Tuesday at eight o clock with no admission charge.
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John Sinclair
Huron
Presbyterian Church
Minnesota
First Presbyterian Church of
St. Paul
Sinclair
Adivison
Rain, trips, and local notices from Huron
Tuesday’s Daily reports scattered rain measuring one inch seven hundredths, with more on the way. Dr. T. M. Shanafelt returns from North Dakota and D A Sauer travels south. Masons from Huron attend Aberdeen Grand Lodge. Community events include Beadle county teachers institute starting June 18, a Woodmen picnic June 15 in Ashland Park, and Blanche Spaulding’s graduation from Huron College.
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T. M. Shanafelt
A. m
North Dakota
Joe Sauer
D. A
W.R. Link
Burt Mathews
Wessington Springs
Teachers Institute of
Beadle County
D. A. Sauer
la Crosse
Emily Peeks
Minneapolis
Huron High School
Plummer
J. A. Cleaver
H. J. Rice
John Banks
Kirk Wheeler
George Grove
Aberdeen
Grand Lodge
Roddle
C. E. Baldwin
Huron
A.m
Sioux Falls
Supreme Lodge
Marshall Montgomery
J. A. Sauer
Gretchen
Chicago
Aurora
Ashland Park
Thos. H. Ayres
Gov. Lee
Col. Geddes
Alpena
Distinguished Iowa Governor Sherman Visits Huron
A former Iowa governor and pioneer, Baren R. Sherman, visits his brother in law Joe Colcord's home in Huron. The ex governor, wounded at Pittsburg Landing, speaks of Iowa development and recalls war service. Other local notes include residents' visits, weather, and a license to marry for Henry Lather and Jessie Mapes.
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Baren R. Sherman
Iowa
Joe Colcord
Sherman
Vinton
Pittsburg Landing
W. A. Turner
California
Hood
Henry Lather
Jessie Mapes
Madison Medicine Co
Maris Taylor
Hinckley
Gov Sherman Recounts Wartime Bonds With Local Friends
The passage recalls Gov Sherman visiting the city to reconnect with old comrades and relive thrilling days, noting his many friends there and intent to stay until he meets them all.
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Gov. Sherman
Huron College Music Recital Praised by Audience
The Huron College Musical Department held its second annual recital at the Presbyterian church. Under Prof Schoenert the students displayed notable progress with Miss Spaulding receiving strong applause for vocal and instrumental work alongside Miss Lynch Miss Boyle Mr Roberts and the quintet. Separately E C DeWitt Medicine Co dealer C A Whiting spoke with local druggists about advertising fortunes, noting DeWitt’s growing wealth and national reach. In the southwest corner of Huron three unconnected mishaps occurred as a horse bolted, a buggy strap was left unfixed, and a woman faced a tense moment but escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Spaulding
Huron College
French
Schoenert
Presbyterian Church
Miss Spaulding
Frank Given
Lake City
Frank
Davis Wair Co
Tippecanoe City
Oration Belshazzar
Miss Lynch
Miss Boyle
Mr. Roberts
Miss Smith
Mr. Hopkins
C. A. Whiting
E. C. DeWitt Medicine Company
Chicago
E. C. DeWitt
Elk Point
Sioux City
South Dakota
Huron
Frank Webb
Capt. Vanderburg
Effie Walker
Commencement at Huron College Set for June 14
The second annual commencement will be held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the opera house. Rev. Joseph A. Vance will deliver the address to a likely large audience. The college Y M C A report shows varied progress while a small deficit was covered by student contributions. Delegates to Lake Geneva were chosen and the Y W C A has begun with early success.
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J. W. Kellen
Lakeside
Huron
Huron College
Opera House
the College
Joseph A. Vance
D. D
Hyde Park
Vance
Baltimore
Southern Presbyterian Church
Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
Charles Schrieber
College
Charles Miller
Edward van Ruschen
Lake Geneva
Wis
Caroline Cort
Ian McLaren
Half Rates to Chicago via the North Western Line
Ex excursion tickets at one fare round trip June 25 26 27 limited to July 2 for Prohibition National Convention. Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry.
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Chicago & North- Western Ra Y
Closeout stock on bargains and farm goods at Coleard’s
Coleard’s advertises half price closeout on items including tomatoes three 8¢ canes, high grade sweet corn three for 25¢, evaporated raspberries 15¢ per lb, California white grapes 13¢ per can, pears and plums 18¢ per large can, standard ice 7¢ two pounds, strawberries three for 25¢, dill pickles a dozen for a dime, Bakers’ Premium coffee 1 lb 25¢, Jamosa Mocha and Java 25¢ per lb. Also notes sale or trade of four-year-old colts, two-year-old, work horse, buggy and phaeton, and cheap driving horse.
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Huron, South Dakota
AT Law
C. A. Kelley
Real Estate and Insurance
Dak. Ave
Huron, S. D
J. Howard Ares
South P Dakota
Rick
Idaho St
Oun
Serene
LAW
Real Esta Corporation
Southee Dakota
Feoraee
Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Lattice
Peeres
If. E. Walton
Broadland Picnic
Pyle
Black Hills
L. W. Hazen
Kent
James Wisener
Hitchcock
John Blakely
Pleasant View
J. F. Costello
Cavour
John E. Hipple
Kemp
Mitchell
R. C. Gibbs
Pearl Creek Township
Will Whitney
Hartland
John H. King
Brookings
South Dakota Sheep Breeder's Association
Colcord
Nebraska Street
E. B. Sopher
Webb Vincent
GEO. C. Fullinweider Cashier
Standard Savings Bank
U. S
Canada
Coleard
Bakers
Colcord & Richardson
Undertaker