07 May 1891
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1891
Page
1
The ad from W. T T Dry Goods at 958 West Third St Huron outlines trimmed hats from 1.50 to 25 with untrimmed options 26 cents to 2.50. It promotes all wool Henrietta fabric at 59 cents, new colorings, and a wide range of dress goods silks and wash fabrics plus hosiery gloves and underwear.
Reports from France, Italy, and Britain show labor riots and strikes as Paris faces unrest, Belgian miners strike, and forests burn in New Jersey and New Jersey desolation. U S events include Iowa eight hour demand, Deadwood bonds, Blaine recall, and Taft illness while political figures face trials, indictments, and reshaped cabinets.
The fourth annual reunion and banquet of the Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors association will be held in Lead City South Dakota on Wednesday and Thursday June 17 and 18 1891. Members are urged to attend and those who served in the federal army between 1861 and 1865 living in South Dakota eastern Wyoming or southeastern Montana and not yet members are invited to join and meet with Genii and the Basocia.
Farmers drift home from town joking about cigars as they trust an abundant harvest this fall, reflecting a communal faith in bumper crop prospects and seasonal labor.
Hon Benjamin Butterworth ex congressman from Ohio will attend the world’s fair convention May 27 as solicitor general for the fair. Moses Handy will accompany him as chief of publicity and promotion. Delegates named include W Coad Pennington county, Charles Keith Volga, R B Coddington Blunt, A L Van Osdel Yankton, A M Bowdle Mitchell, A T Adams Centennial Park S D, C W McDonald Wessington Springs, J A Pickler, S A Ramsay Wo onsocket, Senator Pettigrew, and L C Taylor State Auditor Clark.
Hicks predicts cool and frosty mornings on May 1. A heavy storm center peaks May 3 with danger days on May 3 4 5. Frost continues May 4 7 then a rapid warm-up by May 8. A second storm period runs May 14 17 with secondary activity May 21 22 and a final May storm May 26 29.
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