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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
8
Community items list visits and returns from trips to Iowa Mitchell and Minneapolis. Names include Rev Malmburg, C Issenhuth, J O VanSyckle, Verne Alger, Miss Lina Demaree, W A Thompson, Mrs J L Tisdale, Mrs Frank James, and many others. Local business, property moves, charity meetings, and court matters are noted along with upcoming anniversaries and immigration activity.
The Eastern Star held a farewell reception in the Masonic hall for Mrs. Burtt and Mrs. Washburn who plan to leave Huron within a week. Each was given a souvenir spoon bearing the letters O E S. Mrs. Washburn will join her husband in Pueblo Colorado next week and depart Huron Wednesday. Mrs. Burtt will return to Kalispell Montana with her daughter Mrs. George Fessenden and stay there for some time.
Charles Deiman of Thegus wins Flanagan prize in Yankton college chapel intersociety debate over direct vote for party nominations. Teammates J A Roberts and Charlies Ruhrow also shine as Thegus face Adelphiane with B H Waterbury A Amundsen and Robbins.
A Beadle county farmers meeting will be held at the opera house Thursday afternoon March 15 to organize a farmers union. State Organizer Theron Fisk will present the plan and explain the national scope of the movement. All farmers are invited to attend.
Data from the Weather Bureau at Huron details February climate over 25 years. 1906 highs reached 56 degrees and a low of 26 below. the February mean across the period stood at 13 degrees, about 6 degrees above the long term average, with 0.46 inches of precipitation and 2.5 inches of snowfall in 1906.
John Cain writes from Sat Lake City recalling Nelson Suckow’s narrative on Huron’s first newspaper. Cain disputes Suckow about partners, land deals, the shanty, and townsite details while praising Suckow’s antelope meat and early contributions.
Mrs W H Bliss is visiting friends at Iroquois this week. John H King returned Monday from Hot Springs Arkansas where he sought health care.
Advertisement from Foley Co Chicago touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the genuine throat and lung remedy. It warns against imitations with similar names and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package.
Charles Brown became the first to violate the city spitting ordinance. He posted a $10 bond to appear in the afternoon but failed to show. He forfeited the bond and faced a fine of up to $10 for the offense.
Brown W A. Burger Lizzie. Crimson A. Kelley Mra Mary. King E J. McLernon John. Moore Master Graddie. Musson Collis. Pfeifis Peter. Reinschmidt Miss Lydia. Reising Miss Ida. Setz Mrs J P. Skinner Mr. Swenson Miss Emma. Wyman Francis. Joan Lonestarr Postmaster.
Ezra Spyder traveled to Wolsey on business. Clarence Kimes and Ray Whisman went west Saturday to repair downed telephone lines. Dr. Class visited Wolsey to spend Sunday with his wife visiting relatives there.
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