Station Fears and Facts on South Dakota Rail Lights
The piece debunks station rumors that new C N W stations will rise in Redfield and Aberdeen, stating Huron will get the first new South Dakota station. It condemns the electric headlight bill as harmful to railway service, notes tests showing electric lights impair enginemen and increase danger, and urges petition signing to repeal the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Aberdeen
Huron
South Dakota
Dakota Division
North-Western
Union
Montana
Remarkable home remedy cures rheumatism and kidney trouble
Town and countryside buzz about a simple home made mixture said to heal rheumatism and kidney issues. Recipe: half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion one ounce Compound JKargon three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Dose one teaspoon after meals and at night. Drink water. no diet changes. Drugstores report hundreds seeking ingredients. claim the mix cleanses blood, clears eliminative passages, and clears uric acid.
New Snow College Dressmaking School Arrives in Huron
Mr. C E Kimball representing Snow College of dress making arrived in Huron on Wednesday to set up a new school where the Snow system of designing cutting fitting and tailoring will be taught G W De Boer will lead the program arriving this evening Rooms for student accommodations are expected to be secured in the auditorium The Snow system has strong endorsement from many reading institutions nationwide where it is taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kimball
Snow College of Dress Making
Huron
G. W. de Boer
Death of J. S. Oliver noted in Huron tribute
Mr. J. S. Oliver, longtime North Western superintendent and respected Huron citizen, died in Los Angeles. He helped build western rail transport, led Presbyterian faith work locally, and remained devoted to Huron until his passing after years of ill health. His death brings widespread sorrow among railroad peers and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Oliver
Los Angeles
California
Huron
Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Mr. Fitch
Dakota Division
North-Western
West
Marvin Hugitt
The
North Western
Transportation Companies of the West
Presbyterian Church
Taft Inauguration Film To Be Shown At Bijou
Manager Connors announces a rare film of Taft's March 4 inauguration. Due to high demand it runs three nights from Thursday plus a Saturday matinee. Vaudeville features Miss Ethel Vane and the LaMonies accompany the moving pictures for an excellent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connors
Wmn. H. Taft
Niagara calamity warns boatmen and readers
A warning on river danger notes ripples and current as boatmen risk disasters. It urges attention to backaches signaling kidney issues and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure, citing J R Blankenship of Belk Tenn who claims a $1 bottle cured him, with H Wheeler's selling at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
J. R. Blankenship
Belk, Tenn
H. Wheeler
For Sale Real Estate Listings Including Houses and Land
For sale multiple properties: a nine room house on lot 100x165 near the post office with small house and barn, new buildings, 80 acre lot, price 1000 with 300 down. another three room house on its foot lot with trees, price 1200 with 3301 down and monthly balance. 160 acres north of Wolsey fenced with three wire fence and grove at 22 per acre with part cash. 160 acres near Highmore adjoining school section by a creek at 817 Third Bt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Highmore
South Dakota Teachers Reading Circle Chooses Books
The board of managers met at the Royal Hotel on Saturday to pick books for the coming year on pedagogy and general culture. Members include Gen. W. H. H. Benidle as president and H. A. Astrud as Supt. of Public Instruction, with J. Fred Olan der as secretary. Representatives from publishers such as University Publishing Co, Silver Burdett, American Book Co, Ginn & Co, Heath & Co, and Northwestern School Supply Co attended to secure the book contracts.
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South Dakota
Teachers Reading Circle
Hotel Royal
W. H. H. Benidle
Madison
Public Instruction
H. A. Astrud
A. J. Seymour
Kingsbury County
J. Fred Olander
Reading Circle
W. J K. Fowler
Lincoln
Neb
University Publishing Co
Fred C. Williams
Silver, Burdett & Co
Chicago
Gleason
Sioux Falls
American Book Co
Will Parke
Ginn & Co
M. J. Tenney
Aberdeen
D. C. Heath & Co
Isaac Peterson
Peterson, Rowe & Co
N. Sheakley
Houghton, MiMin & Co
C. A. Braley
Minneapolis
Northwestern School Supply Co
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
W. M. Welch & Co
Improvements at Bunt’s Dakota Avenue Barber Shop
William Bunt’s barber shop on Dakota Avenue has undergone major improvements including a 25 foot long mirror case with plate glass, five new barber chairs, a one piece lavatory, a library table, twelve waiting chairs and new floor coverings. The oak furnished interior is described as first rate and costly between 1500 and 2000 dollars.
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William Bunt
Dakota Avenue
Bunt
David Brown Dies After Paralysis At Huron Home
David Brown died at 5 am Monday at his brother Prof J W Brown’s home in Huron college. He came from El Reno Oklahoma last May after paralysis and suffered a second stroke. He was 45, worldly, spent 15 years in Europe studying music. A 7:30 am Tuesday service will be held at Tilinor street home before his body is sent to Elm Grove West Virginia for burial beside ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brown
J.W. Brown
Huron College
Huron
el Reno
Oklahoma
Mr. Brown
Europe
Brown
Tilinor
Elm Grove
W. Va
Cronk Promoted to C P R Districts One and Two
W B Cronk longtime Huron resident and former J B Oliver assistant is named superintendent of CP R District No 2 based at Smiths Falls and now also tasked with District No 1 including lines from Montreal to Newport and Farnham to Megantic totaling over 500 miles He will have offices at Farnham and Smiths Falls and begins duties Saturday the 17th His Huron friends rejoice at his promotion.
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W. B. Cronk
Huron
J. 8. Oliver
Dakota
North-Western
Smith’s Falls
Canada
Rideau
Cronk
C. P. R. Thss
Montreal
Newport
Farnham
Megantic
Smith's Falls
Milroad
M A Skinner Dead in Hitchcock Train Accident
M A Skinner editor of the Hitchcock News died at 9 o clock this morning after his log was crushed by a C N W train yesterday. Judge Taylor and court stenographer Dean Carmine visited Howard Monday and will open a regular term of circuit court for Miner equity there Tuesday at 9 o'clock.
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Hitchcock
M. A. Skinner
The
Hitchcock News
Taylor
Dean Carmine
Howard
Circuit Court
Miner Equity
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New School For Huron
Snow's College of Dressmaking
Berg& Hinman
Taft
TJOU
Niagara
Board of Managers
South, Dakota
J. W. Brown
Cbsheinerdibin Llbten
C. F. Koepp
Rice's
H. J. Rice
S. D
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