Local items from Huron list visits and travels
J A Cleaver called to Pekin Illinois on Tuesday. Mrs HW Reynolds sick ten days, improving. J W Campbell, First National Bank president, went to Chicago. George Ackerman of the Weather Bureau to Hawarden. Irvin Merwin left for Cedar County Missouri to visit parents. D O Root and wife guests of C H Newcombe. CO L Whitaker to Waco Texas for summer absence. Harry Phillips travels to Hawarden for building contracts. I am prepared to make flashlight groups at private residences. Leave orders at gallery. Resp by C H Newcombe. Rev E Brown from Wolsey with a dislocated wrist. Dr Foxton set it. Theo Updike in city final proof for land near Wolsey. 82 years old and active. Mrs W B Sterling to Winona and then New York City with husband for law matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cleaver
Pekin
Ill
HW. E. Reynolds
J. W. Campbell
First National Bank
Chicago
D. O. Root
Woonsocket
C. H. Newcombe and
CO. L. Whitaker
Waco
Texas
Harry Phillips
Hawarden
C. H. Newcombe
E Brown
Wolsey
Yankton
Ralph Coshun
Sioux Falls
Janesville
Wic
Huron
Ralph
Ellsworth Frank
Custer
Nebraska
Major Moore
Mitchell
Board of Agriculture
Corn Palace Association
Wessington
Minnie Harvey
Haron
W. A. Mitchell
Elevator Co
John W. Schultz
Harley
J. H. Farnsworth
Local notes on land leases and social events in Huron
John E Ward plans to fence and pasture the school section north of the city using artesian well water. A Presbyterians sociable attracted large crowds Friday night. Mrs. Milo Booth of Linn county Iowa died in Huron after illness. funeral arrangements and family thanks expressed. Dr. Wilkins addressed a Baptist Young People meeting in Huron praising Christian work and youth organizations nationally and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Ward
Presbyterian Church
Ella Fourt
Fairfield
Iowa
Brookings Public Schools
Shannon
Baptist Church
F. L. Wilkins
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
F. D. Hall
Fargo
North Dakota
D. P. Ward
Sioux Falls
Dr. Wilkins
Mrs Anna R Simmons to address national suffrage group
Mrs Anna R Simmons of this city, president of the South Dakota Equal Suffrage association, will soon speak for the National Equal Suffrage association. She is a well informed, entertaining speaker with persuasive, educational talks and a strong dedication to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R. Simmons
South Dakota Equal Suffrage Association
National Equal Suffrage Association
Simmons
Don’t Throw Your Vote Away on Assessor
Public notice urges voters in the upcoming city election to support the Tax Reform Ticket and to mark an X to the left of the preferred assessor candidate if not voting for the ticket’s assessor. The sample shows placing an X next to chosen names.
L D Brown Returns to Wesington From Indiana
The Wessington Times reports L. D. Brown and his family, who left Wes sington for Indiana last fall with plans to settle there, have returned. Brown surprised locals Monday noon by alighting the train and greeting friends, vowing to stay and not leave again. His wife and children arrived Tuesday night and intend permanent residence, praising Wes sington as the healthiest place on earth while noting Dakotas as a great country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wessington
Dakotas
Milnay declares candidacy for Huron city clerk
Jons F. Milnay announces candidacy for the office of city clerk subject to voters at the municipal election in Huron. The notice is dated April 2, 1895 and signed by L. C. Kemp as city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Huron
Jons F. Milnay
L. C. Kemp
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
South Dakota
Nancy J. Eyer
John F. Eyer
Melville E. Stone
Huron
S. M. West
E. Strons
Firet Pub
City Assessor Election Notice for Huron 1895
City assessor race set for April 2 1895 in Huron subject to voter will. W S Demaree respectfully submits proposal for the office at the municipal election Cuas. SuMME:s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Huron
W. S. Demaree
Haron
Cuas
Davis Seeks City Treasurer Post in Coming Election
The author announces candidacy for city treasurer and respectfully asks voters for their support. The statement identifies the candidate as W. S. Davis and outlines the campaign appeal for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Rupert Ropinson Seeks City Treasurer Seat in Huron Vote
An announced candidate for city treasurer in Huron declares his bid aligned with veteran voters on April 2, 1895. Rupert Ropinson publicizes his candidacy and appeals to longtime residents to support his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
City of
Huron
Rupert Ropinson
W H Newcomer Seeks Huron City Treasurer Vote
The message asks voters of Huron to support W H Newcomer for city treasurer at the approaching election. It states the date for the office and appeals for voter backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
W. H. Newcomer
Reelec tion bid for Huron city assessor by J T On wine
J T On wine appeals for re election as city assessor of Huron in the upcoming April election. He cites a three year record of uniform assessments and two years with no complaints before the board of equalization, noting lower city taxes due to equitable statewide comparisons. He says he personally lists property to ensure fairness and promises to continue the same standard if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Great Northern
Heron
Gilrath
John Owsley
Huron
Board of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
State Board
Board of County Commissioners
J.T. On-wine
Flash Photo Studio Offers Quick Portrait Card
During a brief stay in Huron, the studio announces permanent home with special monthly rates and satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. They offer patent process two or more pictures on one card and specialize in copying faded photos using India ink crayon pastel or watercolors. Opposite Post Office. Lewis & Hit Haron 8 D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
India
Lewis & Hit
Haron
Wanted Cattle to Herd for 1895 Season
George W. Cuase advertises cattle to herd for the 1895 season with good water and range. The notice appears among Creamery and farmer notices in Hills block basement office, Van L. Ross agent for D. H. McDonald & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grorce W. Cuase
van L. Ross
Hills Block
D. H. McDonald & Co
Book Agents Wanted For World Travel Volume
Wanted ad seeks agents in the area and neighboring counties to sell Our Journey Around the World by Rev. Francis E. Clark. Earn about $100 monthly with freight paid, credit offered, premium, free outfit, extra terms, and exclusive territory. write A D Worthington & Co Hartford Conn for details and specimen copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
A.D. Worthington &Co
Hartford, Conn
Stable horses and pedigrees offered for sale in Huron
Three Stallions Dominic any No 7909 by Acolyte and Coward with Hambletonian lines. Norman Chief No 4255 A French Draft horse 17 hands 2000 pounds by French Victor. Scotch a three year old Shire 16 hands 1600 pounds. Terms to insure $10 to $20. Names and pedigrees listed. Horses and colts viewable at Third street stables Joan E Warp Huron S D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acolyte
Coward
George Wilkes
Hambletonian
Venice
Cuyler
Pilot Jr
Norman Chief
Dakota
Minnesota
France
Marie Keet
My Stables
Third Street
Joan E. Warp
Huron
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Anne Oe
ST Aang
Ovnr Dowiar
United Sites
Canada
Shannon & Longstaff
J.C. Klemme
Nsurance
Beadle County Abstract Co
John L. Pyle
Ttorney
E. H. Aplin
Opera House
Reed Block
S. D
Firet National Bank
E. C. Patterson
Salty
Mouser
Burnham Trevett & Mattice
South
George Ackerman
United States Weather Bureau
Irvin Merwin
Cedar County
Ohio
E. Neat
Mellette S. Oak
Lincoln
Noah Brooks
Grand Army Hall
Windsor Hotel
Moore
Windsor House
Foxton
St. Paul
Milo Booth
Olivia Bowman
Linn County
Western
Shelby County
Booth
Martin Bowman
Pearl
Orrel
Bessie
Bowman
St. Lawrence
M. Boors
Cahilpren
Houronire
Lorillards
Luc
Rhad Pthiss Liist
Perle Des Jardines
Mrs. Cleveland
Rex Begonia
Begonia
Pieto
Jules Cretaine
Morning Star
the Jewell Nursery CO
Lake City
Grand Army Post
Fourth District Veteran Association
Demaree
Capitol Square
Grand Army
Huron Creamery
Gerorge F. Lang
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