Local Huron items note leases and visits in area
Beadle county school lands advertised for lease on April 8 at the courthouse. Mrs. G W Rimes and daughters visit Montana and Washington. W R Tait returns from Canada with dry goods stock. Teachers institute plans set, date pending. Mrs. Mary Demaree leaves Huron for Brookings to teach. Chas L Summers announces run for city clerk. Yankton college prize results announced. Teachers meeting at High School praised. Spider web social at Grand Army hall draws crowd. Fréd Smith jailed for vagrancy with Mellon representative’s bag. Fannie and Abbie Alexander hosted a social. Abbie to move to Minneapolis.
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Eee
Wmrs
H. C. Cobun
Ames
Beadle County
G. W. Rimes
Nellie
Lizzie
Montana
Washington
W.R
Tait
Canada
F. Leipold
Minneapolis
Teachers’ Institute
Mary Demaree
Houronire
Brookings County
Alonzo Wardall
Creston
Town
Ed. Joy
New York
Huron City Council Debates Finances and Elections
City council reports favoring the February treasurer’s bill and Waterworks adjustment. Alderman Holton arranges removal of dangerous Wright house debris. Election judges named for four wards with polling places and hours. A bill of $30.90 referred for investigation. Community notes include remarks on growth, church missions, and local business concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D.lyon
BR. C. Gibbs
B. K. Newcomer
A. W. Bailey
Frank Holtman
Turner
N. Olson
B. Williams
Fred Baos
W. Stafford
Joe Daum
Waterworks Committee
Waterworks Company
Alderman Holton
Wright
City of Huron
Ion
W. A. Retching
M. L. Tobin
M. J. Dinneed
Dakota House
W. B. Joy
E.N. Toucey
G. L. Hinds
City Hall
M. D. Sterling
St. Coshun
L. J. Tisdale
Opera House
H. G. Wolfe
C. K. Loveland
A. Ratching
Firehall
N. T. Smith
Dunlap and Cameron
Reception honors Rev. Charles Potter at Campbell home
The J W Campbell residence hosted a Thursday evening reception from eight to ten for Rev. Charles Potter, formerly of this city and now a Lead City resident. Lent or not, church members attended in force to honor their former rector, sharing social time and a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Campbell. Potters absence was regretted as the party concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Abbie Alexander
Grand Opera House
Board of Home Missions
H. D. Wiard
Mitchell
W. G. Dickinson
Webster
W. B. Hubbard
Chamberlain
H. §. Mills
Huron
Congregational
South Dakota
Black Hills
Geman
Wiard
D. R. Tomlin
Redfield
Philo Hitchcock
Willow Lakes
New York
J. W. Campbell
Charles Potter
Lead City
Campbell
Potter
Sioux Falls inventor promotes artesian well sinking device
A. J. Ross of Sioux Falls, patentee of a well sinking machine, toured northern districts to study irrigation. He arranged shipments of his machines to farmers and prepared a unit to Doland for Labrie ranch wells, noting strong local interest and favorable prospects for additional wells and irrigation.
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A.J. Ross
Sioux Falls
Ross
Doland
Labrie Ranch
Bradfield's Female Regulator Tonic Ad
An advertisement promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as a tonic for young women and those at change of life, claiming benefits for disorders peculiar to women. It directs inquiries to the Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia and notes availability from all druggists in Huron Dakota Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield
Bradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta
Huron
For Sale and Classified Ads Snapshot
For Sale. $100 cash balance on your own terms, S. W. 4 section 10-111-63 near Wolsey and Huron. Address 212 Lumber Exchange, St. Paul, Minn. 23wd. Dwellings in Des Moines Iowa offered for unincumbered land in Beadle county. R. W. Banoza of Chicago Illinois. For Sarz Twenty head of horses and colts near Huron. E I Burron. Clothing assortment now available at Wowrer's 5 and 10 Cent Store.
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S. W
Wolsey
Huron
Lumber Exchange
St. Paul
Minn
Des Moines
Iowa
Beadle County
R. W. Banoza
Diwat
Chicago
Sarz
M. E. Day
E. I. Burron
Lumber and hardware sale listing by T D Hopson
Sarg advertises a lot of 2x8s 6x8s and several thousand feet of lumber plus XOE 42W FXs offered by T D Hopson.
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Sarg
Will Xoe
T. D. Hopson
Teachers Examination Set for Huron on April 7 1891
An examination for teachers will occur in Huron on Tuesday April 7 1891. Candidates holding second grade credentials must pass in all subjects where their standing exceeds ninety percent.
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Huron
Or. Cae
Oaeh
Beadle County School Lands to be Leased at Auction
Beadle County school lands will be leased at auction on April 8, 1891. Bidding runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The first fee required from each bidder is 75 cents, with a minimum bid set at a fixed amount.
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Beadlecoun
Mrs Wixstow Teething Syrup Endorsed By Noted Nurses
The teething syrup praised as a prescription of a leading female nurse and physician in the United States for children over fifty years. It claims to ease teething pain and related symptoms, reducing crying, griping, and wind colic, offering relief to both child and mother. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Motive matter in deeds and future regrets
A reflection on action and consequence noting that acts done without a solid motive lead to greater remorse over time. The quote emphasizes intent shaping outcomes and warns against self serving or thoughtless behavior.
Worth its Weight in Gold
A reader describes the perceived value of a product called Mother's Friend as a calming aid during pregnancy. The note cites a wife’s experience of eased discomfort and references a Druggist endorsement from Carmi Illinois, adding a personal testimonial tone.
Pekin Gazette History Claim Sparks Century Question
A claim circulates that the Pekin Gazette existed in the tenth century, prompting curiosity about early newspaper origins and medieval information dissemination. The assertion connects the name to medieval Pekin with unclear sourcing and no verifiable records.
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The
Pekin Gazette
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Ends in Odd Jumble
Fragmentary OCR text touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for bruises sores ulcers and corns. The readable bits are garbled with misspellings and stray letters, offering few clear facts about usage or endorsements.
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Bucklen
Arnic
Community Mourns as Honored Citizen Remains Arrive
Immense condolence awaited the honored citizen as remains were processed home. The long day reflected a community in mourning with business nearly halted and the town sending condolences.
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Haron
Great educators routes to Toronto and Detroit text
Fragmentary text describes routes to Toronto and Detroit via trunk lines and Canadian trains. Mentions contacts F A Palmer and G J Lovell with addresses in St Paul and Saint Paul for maps timetable and full information.
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Wabash i
Chicago
Toronto
Wabash Railroj
Grand Trunk
Bush
Ps ‘Agi
F. F. Palmer
Cago
G. J. Lovell
I Teac
Detroit
Ders
S Pale
F. A.palmer
Clark St
Feng
East Third St
St. Pash
Undefined fragment notice
The readable text shows a fragmentary sentence about doing things without neglect. No clear person, place, organization, date, or event is present to form a meaningful news item.
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P. E. Johnson
Highmore
Sisseton Indian Reservation
Government Indian School
Major Coffin
Richard J. Hinton
Fargo
Aberdeen
Chas. L. Summers
Yankton College
Jeffris
Caton
Wenzloff
Yankton
Wheeler
Pierre
Clara Cressey
Grand Army Hall
Col. Elson
Langley
Capt
Huffman
Fréd Smith
Elson
Mellon
Hamlin County
Smith
City Council Proceedings
Hese Company
Eereneeeer
David Mizner
S. J. Winslow
Pittsfield
New Hampshire
Soba College
Beaton
Minnesota
Amundson
Great Northern Railway
Whitney
Great Northern
and the Pacific
Oregon
California
Hall
Theore
Greenland
Frank Hoffman
Burlington
Ohio
Dr. King
L.E. Corbin & Co
J. R. Onai
F. J. Cheney & Og
Vol — Tegen
Wowrer
Reseng
Michael Curgain
Hains Iil
Tiecoreey & Co
A Tay
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