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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1890
Page
8
The Huronite issues weekly edition published at 5 o clock after noon except Sunday. Advertising is billed at legal rates with notices at 10 cents per line. Shannon and Longstaff are editors and proprietors.
Wednesday visitors and guests fill social pages with notes on residents. appointments, moves, and community events include elections, theater tickets, church socials, and a Catholic cemetery fair raising funds for grounds.
A circuit court report covers a Farmers Alliance delegation to a Washington convention, noting support for a sub treasury bill and plans to push it alongside a railroad measure. It also describes suffrage talks, court calendar work, and a humorous incident at the convention featuring George C. Cooper.
With Mayor Rice absent, Alderman Cameron led the meeting. Aldermen Jeffris Hoff Prichard Holton Din Heimaman present. A sidewalk assessment warrant for 11 dollars 35 cents was approved. Clark given exclusive right to use repins for sprinkling per waterworks committee. Miss Faust testified to injuries from a defective sidewalk.
List of names of unclaimed mail at the Huron and Dakota post office for the week ending March 1 1890. Instructions say call for letters and pay one cent at the stamp window with the date of publication noted. Names include Louisa Bartoe Marshall J B Sundt Rev J J Claxton Richie Segar Miles Cooley Bessie Wadell Alice Hayes Kittie Walton C H Hopkins R Wilcox B and Jones W Winfield W Ladden Mr Williams Tom Sharine Wilson Mrs E M.
Conductor Anderson, formerly of the Dakota Central, now employed by the Northern Isle with Minneapolis headquarters, visited town on Saturday. A new Dakota Central time card, due Sunday March 2, will cause a week of delay. P. Little, traveling freight auditor for the Chicago Great Western, left with his family for Macazine Iowa, then Chicago, to remain, after ten days there. Little moves to another division with Chicago headquarters. The Northwestern Railroader praises E. P. Caldwell's Cyclone snow plow, noting past use during the Central Pacific blockade and its swift clearing of deep drifts across Truckee, Salt Lake and Humboldt divisions, with snow projected far from the track.
The Amateurs met March 3 with Mrs C Dunlap presiding and presented a program including Masks Notes chaps and a piano solo. The group announced the March 13 soiree and ongoing preparations. farm work and a lodging address are noted among readable fragments.
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