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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
8
D. L. Jones and many residents traveled to Rap'd City and Iroquois on Tuesday. Local officials, clergy, and families, including Richards Trust Company and several prominent names, were active with trips to Miller, Omaha, Chicago, and Deseronta while marriages and school events filled the week.
Wilson William Yates Raymond John Lonast Tarr Postmaster list of names for unclaimed mail advertising the week ending Saturday March 17 1906.
A large crowd attended the Aberdeen state band concert in the opera house on Monday night. The ensemble of twenty eight pieces impressed with first class music under Prof. Cason. Soloists Gladys Cason, Harold Geiser, and Mrs Searles received praise for their instrumental and vocal performances.
The jury found for Mrs. Elizabeth Neisteadt against the city of Huron awarding 450 dollars. Jacob Reinechmidt was found guilty and fined 300 dollars with 15 days in county jail. A. J. Bick’s demurrer to practicing medicine without a license was sustained and proceedings dismissed. John Cunningham v Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co. continued. Judge Smith expected to arrive to preside Tuesday.
A farmer in Huron objects to a city ordinance that requires permits and fees to sell produce and equipment in the market. He argues the policy favors catalogue houses and harms local farming, urging repeal and promising reduced local trade. The letter cites costs for meat sales and livestock permits and urges fellow farmers to unite.
Verna M Kalb and Dr William Roscoe Wherton wed at the bride’s home 1124 West Broadway Winona Rev Brandon Greenaway officiated with close friends present Mendelssohn march by Wenoneh Howley The bride wore white and a reception followed before the couple’s departure for a wedding trip to reside in Huron S D The wedding party included Lyda Wharton Lester Martin and Hazel Martin from Beaver Dam Wis with guests from out of town
Enthusiasts met in Aberdeen to discuss forming a regional baseball league. Cities Watertown Brookings Sioux Falls and Aberdeen show strong support and funding prospects. Huron also shows sentiment and may join once plans are set to form a competitive league.
A notice announces SCHORENERT's candidacy for Kuron city clerk pending voters in Huron. The statement expresses intent to seek the office subject to voter wishes and completes with the sign off Res.
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 full attendance is requested.
Judge Smith presiding, the state’s attorney moved to dismiss remaining Kelsey indictments and the motion was granted. Hubbard murder continuance granted so trial not at this session. Cunningham versus Minneapolis Machine verdict for plaintiff 400 damages against Carson and Whalen. Morissey versus J J Salisbury contract suit lengthy. Court reporter Binoche Whiting fell ill. Miss May H Hill substituted.
Friday afternoon the program featured four numbers including Ballad of an Oysterman and Natures Monotony. Visitors Miss Eva Lawrence and Effie Walker plus teacher changes noted Miss Lampman resigning and Miss Smith arriving to teach science. The South Dakota teachers association meets April 5 and 6 at the high school, spring vacation ends April 2, and a spring class may not form due to back work across grades.
The Huron Library Association will meet at city hall on Saturday after noon March 31 at 3 o clock. Officers for the coming year will be elected and other important business will be transacted. Immediately there will be a meeting of the grown Federation of Women’s Clubs.
Gospel meetings in the Baptist church every night this week are preached by Rev. A. V. Dahl of Aberdeen with T. H. Hagen guiding the singing. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
An advertisement for Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar claims it clears the head and phlegm, relieves coughs and bronchial symptoms, and strengthens airways. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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