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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
5
A roundup of visits and comings and goings in Huron including Dr. Ringsdorf and Rev. Thrall in Highmore and Pierre, various business trips to Salem and Minneapolis, court arrivals, and social events. Concerts, a arson scare at the railroad shops, and local society news frame a busy week.
The Eastern Educational Association will convene in Huron on April 5 and 6. Prof. Girton of Madison Normal School will lead the meetings with speeches and papers by regional professors. County Superintendent Dubois of Huron is the secretary and has arranged speakers from Brookings Kingsbury Seadtle Moody Lake Miner Dual Hamlin Clark and Coddington counties.
George Dunston a colored man was arrested Saturday morning for assault with a dangerous weapon upon Ed Burke. The incident occurred at Roy Cooley's Dakota Avenue cigar store where Dunston drew a 44 caliber revolver and menaced Burke. Bail set at 250 but he remained jailed awaiting circuit court.
Announcement of candidacy for city clerk of Huron, subject to voters. Schoenert signs the notice respectfully and states intent to serve if elected.
North American Land Co announces openings for men to represent the firm in selling lands. Positions offer good salary and commission plus steady work. Requires familiarity with the territory and ability to show lands to customers. Address 651 Andrus Bldg Minneapolis.
The fragment mentions borrowing money, purchasing a farm, and eating, all linked to the Rionwanps Trust Company as the entity behind these actions.
The Huronite reports the arrival of a costly Miehle two revelation book and job press from Chicago. With the new machinery, the paper promises faster, broader service for all book and job printing needs and invites patrons to visit the press rooms to witness operations.
Judge C S Whiting convened court with several civil matters and grand jury actions. Indictments include Jacob Reinschmidt for untaxed liquor sales at Yale Carl Brelsford for embezzlement and Wm Powers for assault with a dangerous weapon. A divorce from Sylva May Foster to F M Foster was granted for desertion. Pleadings heard Thursday and grand jury to wrap up Friday.
One feature of the State Missionary Convention in Huron in March 2030 is an Educational Exhibit. It presents Methodist Episcopal work in foreign fields showing schools, medical missions, and industrial efforts that spread the gospel. The exhibit reflects extensive organization and cost, inviting attendees to study missionary impact firsthand.
The list shows mail awaiting pickup including Bram L J Johnson Lochia Johnson E Siner E B Stevens W D Swanson Emma Winnett and Dr John Lonestarr noted by the postmaster.
Thomas Conway was arrested Tuesday morning for assault and battery on Charles Abraham. He posted bond and will appear for a hearing Saturday at two o clock. The Minneapolis Journal reports Rev W J Calfee has accepted a call to the First Methodist Episcopal church in Sioux Falls and will begin duties April first. Mr and Mrs George McEathron are due home Tuesday evening to help entertain March 17 at the Butterfield home on Utah street for S H McEathron’s fiftieth wedding anniversary.
The town federation of Women’s clubs of Huron will meet in the city hall Saturday afternoon March 17 at 3 o’clock. Officers for the coming year are to be elected and other business of importance transacted. A fall attendance dance is requested.
A city election notice dated April 1908 outlines voting for City Clerk City Treasurer City Police Judge City Assessor and four Aldermen plus a liquor sale question. Polls open at eight in the morning with designated judges at listed ward locations and the city jail.
A formal record shows J A Cleaver and N M Wardall presiding at a city council meeting dated February with the minutes and proceedings reported. The document is dated March 5.
The document outlines Hurondo city rules forbidding street vending without a license, defining peddlers, transient merchants, and requiring licenses. It specifies licensing authority, license scope, and fees for hawking, peddling, and canvassing, including durations of one year or six months and penalties for noncompliance.
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