Watertown Elks Stage Minstre Show With Parade and Music
Under Conrad L. Holmes’s management the Watertown Elks held a two night minstrel with solos duets and quartets. Ruby Simpson of Huron plus Baby Simpson drew acclaim for singing acting and an encore dance. A noon street parade featured Cadet and Ebert bands and the stage was Elks colored with a purple Elk head backdrop and B P C E lights. Halling Holmes end men Teddy Akin starred with a Shining Silvery Moon song and strong teamwork.
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Conrad L. Holmes
Sioux Falls
Elk Lodge
Watertown
Public Opinion
Ruby Simpson
Huron
Baby Simpson
Ebert
Messrs. Halling
Holmes
Teddy Akin
Teddy
Grace Shaw 24 Dies After Illness in Huron Obituary
Grace Shaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Shaw died after a prolonged illness in Huron. Born November 25 1879 in Winona Minnesota she moved to Huron in 1882. She taught sixth grade at Huron schools before planning marriage to Reese Sebree of Pierre. Funeral held at home with Rev F H Richardson officiating.
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Miss Grace Shaw
Albert Shaw
Winona
Minn
Huron
Reese Sebree
Pierre
Miss Shaw
Baptist Church
F. H. Richardson
Embezzlement Indictments Retained Against Brown Trio
Grand jury in O'Brien county Iowa retains indictments against Ed C Brown former president of Sheldon State Bank and his son Earl W Brown and Ed C Brown Jr for embezzlement and fraudulent banking. They are held under bonds totaling 72000 dollars while Ed C Browning Iowa commissioner and a noted state politician comments on farm losses blamed on three years of wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien County
Ed. C. Brown
Sheldon
Iowa
Arnica Salve Cures Severe Piles Case in Verbena
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama was twice in hospital with a severe piles case producing 24 tumors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve halted inflammation and cured him, conquering aches and killing pain. Sold by Holland Wheeler Druggist for 25 cents.
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J. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Holland Wheeler Druggist
Uncalled Adverts at Huron Postoffice May 7 1904
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Huron postoffice for the week ending May 7 1904. Names include Beasley TC Brock James Nelson N Passon HR Porter GW Sander J Thomas EC Vanser Mrs Tom Young A E and Joan Lonestair Postmaster.
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Huron
Beasley
Brock
James
Nelson
Passon
H.R. Porter
G. W. Sander
J. ,Thomas
E. C. Vanser
Tom, Young
A. E. Joan Lonestair
There Is No More Pain From Corns Ad
Advertisement claims Sanitary Corn Plasters remove pain by absorption and cure corns. Plasters priced 25 cents, with mail order option. Sample offered by Allen Olmstead, Lily, New York.
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Allen 8
Olmstead
Lely
N.Y
General Conklin’s Seventy Fifth Birthday Praised by South Dakota Guard
General Conklin marked his seventy fifth birthday while leading the South Dakota national guard. Captain Howland praised Troop C in Pierre after inspecting the general’s office, filing systems, and stores records as the best he had ever seen. The ad jutant general’s special bookkeeping method adds to Conklin’s long list of public service achievements.
Estrayed Horses Sought by Bancroft Resident
Three horses are missing in Bancroft area. A gray horse, a black horse, and a horse with a white face are believed to be wearing halters. For information contact W. E. Toby in Bancroft, Idaho.
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W. E. Toby
Bancroft
Huron Defeats Madison Seven to Five In Local Bout
The game swung in favor of Huron after a late rally, finishing seven to five. Madison led until the sixth inning but Huron struck four runs in the final three frames. Both teams played cleanly. locals capitalized on timely hits while Madison players showed size and strength. A return game is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Huron
Madison Boys
Holland Wheeler Recommends Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Holland Wheeler informs friends and customers to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and stomach disorders. The advertisement promotes Kodol as a perfect digestant and tissue building tonic that renews health, strength, and vitality after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Wheeler
Bible Students Convention to be Held in Los Angeles
May headlines a month of conventions with the Bible Students gathering in Ellis Hall May 7 8 and 9 for three daily sessions. Charles T Russell of Allegheny Pa will speak while W E VanAmberg of Allegheny Pa chairs and E P Sherman of Los Angeles participates. The group eschews a contribution box salaried clergy and church membership rosters, directing all funds to gospel work.
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Methodist Episcopal
Los Angeles
Bible Students
Ellis’ Hall
Charles T. Russell
Allegheny
Bible Students Convention
Russell
Zion's Watch Tower and Tract Society
E. P. Sherman
The
Bond Ve Company
W.E. VanAmberg
Huron
Great Northern Railroad Company
Little Early Risers Liver Pills Ad Claim Card
Ladies and children seek relief from laxatives with Little Early Risers pills. The ad claims they ease biliousness constipation sick headache jaundice malaria and liver troubles and invites comparison with harsher remedies. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Holland Wheeler
Half Rates to Hot Springs Excur sion Passes May 11 12
North Western Line offers one fare round trip excursion to Hot Springs on May 11 and 12 with return by May 23. Tickets available through Chicago & North Western Railway agents for the Black Hills Men's Association event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
North-Western
Black Hills
High School Notes On Speech Track and Games
Miss Olive Gee will compete in the state high school declamatory contest at Yankton Friday evening after presenting Fight with the Cracks from Quo Vadis. Huron nines beat Madison 8 to 5 as Madison pitcher Norton struggled. track team headed to Yankton for the 18th meet with eight athletes listed and events planned. Curtis W. Lindley and wife staged Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice at the high school with Shylock and Portia roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gee
Quo Vadis
Miss Gee
Yankton
Huron
Madison High School
Madison
Norton
Huron Nins
Curtis W. Lindley
Mr. Lindley
Defume
Shylock
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Richly Praised by Sufferer
G F Carter of Atlanta Ga describes a bad case of piles cured after using a box of De Witts Witch Hazel Salve. He praises instant relief and recommends it to others. The product is noted to heal eczema cuts burns and wounds and is sold by Holland Wheeler.
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G. F.carter
Atlanta
de Witt
Holland Wheeler
Beadle County Teachers Meeting Planned in City
The Beadle county Teachers Meeting will be held in the high school Saturday May 14 with full attendance expected. Morning program features Marian Miner nature study discussion and a study on place of mental arithmetic in rural schools by Prof. R B McClenan plus Mamie Smith and Mabel Glenn performances. Afternoon program includes classification of pupils economy session by Prof. M H Manuel a High School Quartet and an address by Hon. G W Nash.
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Moriarty
Blake
Blake-Stewart
Squires
Rameell
Smith
Stewart
Hill
Huron
Stella Burke
South Dakota
Manuel
Beadle
R. B. McClenan
Mamie Smith
The Black Hills Booklet by Chicago & North Western
A new booklet on the Black Hills features a detailed map and claims the region yields one third of US gold. Send four cents in stamps for a copy to W. B. Kniskern, Chicago & North Western RY, Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
South Dakota
United States
North Western Line
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago
North-Western R.y
Ill
Moors firm listed on Woop & FarrBank
Partial OCR shows P. E. Moors linked to Woop and FarrBank with unclear location and context. No further readable details available to specify role or date.
STEP TO REOPEN THE IROQUOIS PLANS FOR REMODELING
Plans for remodeling the Iroquois theater were laid before Building Commissioner Williams by new owners Hive and Teghagen of Wey Zork. Harry Davis of Pittsburg represented the project. The renovations keep seating near 1600, modify the gallery pitch, and include rear gallery walls creating passageways.
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Peer
Williams
Hive & Teghagen
Wey
Appendixless Club to Honor Wounds of War Veterans
Sioux City on May 12 reports Hamlet A. Rye of the National Biscuit company promotes a unique social club named Appendixless Club. A meeting is to gather those who have lost vermiforms and purposes, described as a G A R like group to share hospital memories and battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Hamlet A. Rye
National Biscuit Company
Rye
Secretay and wife found dead in suspected gas poison case
Chica May 12 Secretary Edward Jarnigan of the Potter Paperco and his wife were found dead at home Tuesday. Authorities say both appear to have swallowed poison and then turned on the gas in what is treated as a possible double suicide.
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Chica
Edward Jarnigan
Paperco
Tuesaday
Brief Bits of News From The World
Queen Liliuokalani lies ill at her residence in St. Louis while Brig. Gen. Peter T. Swayne U S A retired dies at his home. Paris banks take part in a Russian loan. Esmeralda and Chacabuco sold to Charles R Flint for 5 150 000. Bunau Varilla named Legion of Honor. Berlin bakers strike for higher wages and end of boarding. Sweetser Pembroke & Co liquidating. Col Henry E Bristol dies in New York. Prof Henry C Johnson found dead in New York from heart disease.
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Peter T. Swayne
Paris
New York
Esmeralda
Chacabuco
Charles R. Flint
M. Philippe Bunau-Varilla
Panama
United States
Legion of Honor
Berlin
Sweetser, Pembrook & Co
New York City
Henry E. Bristol
Lewis Cass
Henry Clark Johnson
Baseball Scores From National League and American League
National League results show Chicago 1 over Boston 7, Cincinnati 9 over Brooklyn 7, Pittsburg 2 over Phibia 1, and St Louis 14 over New York 1. American League game Boston 1 at New York 2. American Association actions include Minneapolis 6 over Toledo 2, Milwaukee 7 over Louisville 6, and St Paul 14 over 5 with Kansas City 6 and Columbus 6, noted as Columbus catching a train in the eighth.
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Phibia
St. Louie
New York
American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Market Quotations Wheat Prices In Minneapolis Report
Minneapolis May 11 wheat quotes show May at 93 1/4 cents, July 92 1/4 cents, September 90 3/4 cents. On track No 1 hard listed at 96 cents, No 1 Northern at 95 cents, No 2 Northern unnamed.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices at St Paul Yard
St Paul Union Stock Yards reports May 11 trading ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Good to choice steers bring 4.50 to 5.00 per cwt cows and heifers 2.85 to 4.25 yearling wethers 4.75 to 5.15 lambs 5.10 to 5.65 while hogs sell 4.30 to 4.65 per cwt.
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St. Paul
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Wheat Prices in Duluth May 11 Market Snippets
In Duluth on May 11 wheat quotes show In store No 1 hard at 93 5 8 percent, No 1 Northern at 92 1 4 cents, No 2 Northern at 89 3 4 percent. To arrive No 1 hard 93 3 4 cents, No 1 Northern 93 cents, No 2 Northern 90 1 4 cents. On track No 1 Northern 92 5 8 to 95 cents, No 2 Northern 89 3 4 to 92 3 4 cents. May 92 3 4, July 92 cents, Sept 81 4 cents. Filax In store to arrive and May 1.07 5 8 dollars, at 1.08 dollars, Sept 1.09, Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Prices at Chicago Union Stock Yards May 11 cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago May 11 cattle good to prime steers range five to five seventy dollars per hundred weight with lower grades. hogs mixed and butchers from four sixty five to four eighty five. sheep good to choice wethers and lambs from four to five twenty five and four fifty to five seventy-five.
Wheat and grain futures mixed with pork and flax notes
Chicago May 11 report shows May and July wheat quotes around 85% with September at 81% to 86% ranges. Corn trades May 47% to Sept 48% with Dec 43%. Oats May 41% and July 38% Sept 31%. Pork futures at May 11.10, July 11.27 and Sept 11.50. Flax cash and Northwestern and Southwestern prices mentioned with notes on prices per pound and per dozen eggs. details partial.
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Chicago
Northwestern
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Secon
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Stone of Destiny
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Fernee Alcott
T Seton
Dondtotal
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M. H. Manuel
Music High School
G. W. Nash
Sirengihe
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Farnsworth
Leslie Meersworth
Benja Adane
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Worth
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Thomas M. Steuben
Paul Stahl
Anne
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Milford
State of South
John Z. Kueingasser
Henry C. Hinckiny
Mortgagor
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Woop & FarrBank
Det
Mocgaass
New Order
E. C. Walton
Civil War Co
54Th
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American Detective Association
New Dance Orchestra
Stephenson
World”office
Veterans” of Operations
Man
Liluokalani
Hawaiian Islands
Ines
St. Louis
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