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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
5
The jury found Howard Jones guilty of embezzling $60 after a second trial. Judge Smith imposed a two year penitentiary sentence. In a separate case, Fouts was fined $500 for conducting a gambling house and pled guilty while other indictments were quashed.
Senator Robert M. La Follette arrived from the east for a lecture in Miller on government and railroads. He argued for federal control over interstate railways, opposed government ownership, and predicted equal rights for shippers, while noting limited contact with Madison politics. He spoke on politics and government before departing by 10:05 train.
The Improvement Society, active less than a year, has funded and staffed the reading room now turning to the city library. About $300 have been raised since May, with $38 more to go to library funds. The group backs a Carnegie free library, urging April election support and noting women’s four years of service, including librarian duties.
Public notice from Vance to Feon voters of the Second Ward states he cannot accept both school board and alderman nominations after two meetings. He thanks supporters, explains reasons, and informs voters of his decision not to pursue city offices.
The tri state L O T M convention ends in Huron after two days of delegates from Wyoming North and South Dakota. Supreme Commander Hollisett and other officers address a large Elks Hall crowd noted for praise of the brainy women.
Easter Sunday observances include 11 o clock morning service with hymns and a sermon by Bishop Frederick J. Johnson of Sioux Falls at 11.30 p. m. Evening service follows at 7 30 p. m. with hymns and sermon by Bishop Johnson. Parish meeting set for Easter Monday April 1, 1907 at 8 p. m. in the church.
An 19th century style note touts Brandreth's Pills as a simple remedy for headaches fatigue and general ill health among women. It emphasizes long standing use over a century and claims effectiveness regardless of usage.
One two seated item in perfect condition offered for sale with a pole included and a strong price if sold immediately. Contact Prof. M. Schoenert in Nebraska for details.
An incomplete notice from J B Geddis seeking support at the city election on April 2, 1907, announcing his filing with the clerk and referencing his role in the police justice office in Huron. The fragment also extols Northern Wisconsin’s climate, soil, water, timber, and market access.
Investor alert for bonds bearing six percent interest payable semiannually for ten years secured by top real estate. Denominations start at $100 with flexible purchase amounts. Issued by a premier Trust company of the Northwest, offering prompt interest and low risk. Further information provided on request.
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