Huron Daily Notes arrivals departures and bids
Wm. H. Edgerton returns from St Paul for his brother in law W A Scott funeral. Geo E Mahaffy leaves for Omaha and Iowa on a 3 to 4 week business trip. Bernard Vander Las visits Forest City IA and his brother Rev R A Vander Las. Job ad good garden hand with G H Starring. Emmet Cook candidate for Huron school treasurer. L H Jones at North Western station again. G W Sterling and wife on Pacific coast trip to Los Angeles. D H Shaw to move dry goods business to old HURONITE stand. M D Whisman of Carson Pirie Scott may move to Aberdeen. F M Wilcox to LA then May return. Ww. Wilson of Scotland visits Alderman Tobin. Cadets from Brookings College with funeral escort for Alvin Knox. Pierre Capital-Journal notes new circuit appointment probable. Bernice Gust operable throat condition improving. Mitchell Gazette reports smallpox in Mitchell. Wm Boden and Edward Amundson transact business in Alpena. Virgil livery barn changes hands. Blunt Advocate notes Chas Henshaw building Miller hotel. Apprentice sought for millinery. Alpena Journal: Virgil residents Mowery and family to Mitchell. For SALE three stallions and 50 tons hay. Mitchell wedding Gertrude Wells and Peter Walstrom. Scotland Republican: Judson Simmons and Fannie E Oliver wed in Parkston. T C George plans two deep oil wells near Lima Ohio with May 1 work start.
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L. H. Jones
North-Western
G. W. Sterling
Omaha
Los Angeles
Cal
D. H. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Third Street
Riegel
Mitchell Gazette
Huron
Gertrude Wells
Peter Walstrom
Mitchell
Scotland
Judson F. Simmons
Fannie E. Oliver
Parkston
Jud
Pierre
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Life Guards of Britain Guarding the Nation Against Disease
The article extols the Life Guards as gallant cavalry and urges all Britons to support their defense by strengthening the body with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the tonic boosts vital organs, wards off illnesses like colds influenza and pneumonia, and provides warmth to the blood, asserting weaker systems face greater disease exposure.
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Life Guards
Quarters Sought by Simmons Hardware Agent in Huron
F M Muxfeld of Simmons Hardware St Louis and wife seek quarters in Huron for his family as housing scarcity pushes him to relocate. He plans to move eastward but may be joined by others in the territory, with twenty five families already forced to abandon local housing hopes. Flats and rooming houses could accommodate twenty five to fifty families the day they open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Muxfeld
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Huron
Central South Dakota Fair Association Plans Fall Exhibition
At a stockholders meeting the Central South Dakota Fair association dropped the spring racing meet plan and outlined a fall race meeting and exposition. A premium list committee will begin work soon. The fair is set for the second week in September with new and enlarged buildings planned. The note references the state fair’s location changing at a later date.
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Central South Dakota Fair Association
Grand Musical Festival In Sioux Falls Planned
Wm. W. Norton of Sioux Falls, local manager, tours Huron to drum up support for a big festival in Sioux Falls on April 24-25 under the Sioux Falls school of music. Theodore Thomas orchestra with 60 male voices and 100 chorus singers will perform, with six soloists. The Western Passenger Association offers a one and one third round trip fare within 150 miles. Tickets, for season or single concerts, may be reserved via local agents in Huron appointed by Norton.
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Wm. W. Norton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Norton
Five Families Arrive as Beadle Population Grows
A full trainload of immigrant belongings arrived in Huron this week increasing Beadle County's population by one day. Jacob Bisdorf bought the Pay farm in Valley township with Henry Schaller and moved five head of horses seed corn and farm machinery. He will paint and paper the house and await his family in a few weeks. Other settlers move onto Waibel farm Theresa Cook place Valley and Harry Steele farm ten miles south of town.
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Beadle County
Huron
Jacob Bisdorf
Henry Schaller
Valley Township
Waibel
Theresa
Cook Place
Valley
Harry Steele
Town
Nordin Arrested for Threatened Assault in Justice Court
In Justice Van Daisem's court Peter Nordin was bound over to the circuit court after threatening to shoot his former wife Hanna Nordin. He posted a cash bond of $100 and remains in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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Justice van Daisem
Peter Nordin
Hanna Nordin
Nordin
New Assistant Priest Appointed for St Martin’s Church
Reverend Father O Farrel arrived as assistant priest to St Martin's after Bishop O Gordon appointed him. Father Desmond has served Catholic communities in Huron Cavour Williams Wolsey Wessington Bonilla and Bancroft for six years. extra help eases duties. Parishioners welcome Sunday services in Huron.
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O’gordon
Father O'Farrell
St. Martin’s Church
Father Desmond
Huron
Cavour
St. Williams
Wolsey
Wessington
Bonilla
Bancroft
Baldwin's Cash Grocery Advertises Produce to Groceries
A brief advertisement invites farmers to trade produce at Baldwin's Cash Grocery on East 3rd Street. The vendor promises the highest sale price and a full line of fancy and staple goods offered at the lowest prices.
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Baldwin's Cash Grocery
East 3d St
Free Farms Open in Saskatchewan Valley Lands
The Saskatchewan Valley Land Co. of St. Paul offers one thousand quarter sections in western Canada to actual settlers. The lands are described as exceptionally fertile with excellent soil and easy railroad access, presenting a valuable opportunity to obtain a good farm free.
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Saskatchewan Valley Land Co
St. Paul
United States
Saskatchewan Valley
Canada
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Lion Coffee
Undertaker August Tams
Huron, South Dakota
CG. A. Kelley
A. A. Chamberlain
Kelley & Chamberlain
Attorneys AT Law
Houron,s. D
Een A. Law
Alva E. Taylor
South Dakota
First National Bank
LAW
H. Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Co
R. A. Tait
Standard Savings Bank
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Ioetor
Edward B. Taylor M. D
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Iowa St
Col. 4Th
M. Schoenert
Link
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O.R. Wright, M.D. (.B. Alford, M.D
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J. P. Foster
Ontario Veterinary College
Thomas & Smith’s Real Estate Office
Jno
Minnie Aplin
Chicago
H. ©. Hinckley
Alton
Iowa
Frank Crane
Supreme Court
Jesse James
H. C
Wm. H. Edgerton
W. A. Scott
Geo. E. Mahaffy
Neb
Bernard Vander Las
Forest City
Rev
R. A. Vander Las
G. H. Starring
Emmet Cook
Huron School Board
M. D. Whisman
Carson, Pirie, Scott House
Aberdeen
Mr. Whisman
F. M. Wilcox
Mrs. Wilcox
Ww. Wilson
Alderman Tobin
Mr. Wilson
Frank
Geo. Wilson
Albert Johnson
Arthur Philips
Claude Fuller
W. W. Tobin
E. F. Chilcott
O. J. Grace
Brookings Agricultural College
Dakota House
Alvin Knox
Alpena
Brooking College
W. O. Newton
Sioux City
Virgil
J. R. Milliken
Bb. A. Walton
F. E. Granger
Fifth Circuit
Walton
Shaw & Madsen
Dakota Avenue
Salvation Army
Chas. Lamp
C. Whiting
DeSmet
Kingsbury County
H. G. Warnock
Redfield
Spink County
Yankton Telegram
L. F. Gust
Bernice Gust
Chicago and North-Western Railway Company
State
John Weigman
Daniel McFall
H. Newton
Jas. Pedley
John Allison
Rs. C. Myers
3D St
The
Alpena Journal
Fay Bagley
Blunt
Chas. Henshaw
Miller
M. L. Tichenor
Wm. Boden
Edward Amundson
Westfield
Amundson
Mowery
F. M. Smith
Melville
City
Vermillion
Kansas City
John E. Ward
T. C. George
Will
Lima
Ohio
Mr. George
Central Fair Association
Grand Musical Festival
Theodore Thomas
Justice Court
Circuit Court
FR. Desmond
Free Farms
Western
J. Wesdahl
Scheel
Radiant
Wm. Waibel
George Issenhuth
General Contracting
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