Huronites note visitors and local business moves
Huronite reports many residents and visitors in Huron on Monday and Tuesday including D P Ward, Robt Fisk, E Gradinger, and Rev C M Daley. Mentions Assessor Ohlwine completing 1894 assessments and a court case against Huron Water Works nearing the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Ward
Sioux Falls
Huron
E. Gradinger
Robt. Fisk
Gettysburg
E. H. Grant
Miner County
Rev. C. M. Daley
Centerville
I. H. Raven
W. L. Bliss
D. W. Frost
Sioux City Journal
Mellette
Neighborly Huron Mentions and Local Races
The note from Huron reports Mr and Mrs L H Jones visiting Mr and Mrs John Darby who hosted a Sunday gathering. Aberdeen News adds a 100 yard foot race won by Davis over Bailey by one yard in 101 5 seconds and a 125 yard rematch planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton Times
L. H. Jones
Huron
John Darby
Aberdeen News
O. E. Bailey
Faulkton
Davis
Eureka
Ortonville
Minnesota
Bailey
Matrimony Link For Mr Frank Gans To Miss May Oraig
The ceremony was performed by Dr J P Styles of the Baptist church at the parsonage on May 14. The couple then went to the Windsor Hotel for rooms. Frank, once seen as a bachelor, is now married, and the Hungorire extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gans
May Oraig
J.P. Styles
The
Baptist Church
Windsor Hotel
Frank
Hunorire
The Big Elephants in Reynolds Show
The Reynolds Shows feature two large elephants named Baldy and Queen Jambo praised as the finest in the country. Under their trainer they perform remarkable feats and are described as docile and child friendly. They are advertised to be seen on Thursday, May 31.
Haron resident cites harm to city business from prevailing practice
A longtime Huron resident told Hougowire reporters that while the city faces no worse conditions than elsewhere, a prevailing practice is harming all local business interests. The interview notes concern trade and economic health in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hougowire
Huron
Drowned Youth in James River Near Manitoba Bridge
Don Corey twenty three a well known city lad drowned in the James River just north of the Manitoba bridge Tuesday evening about six oclock. He with Alex Seaholm and Willie Stewart were fishing from a capsized boat and all three fell into the water. Seaholm and Stewart reached shore while Corey disappeared though he could swim and is believed to have been overcome by cramps. His body was recovered in five feet of water near the spot. Funeral held at 430 Wednesday. Seaholm and Stewart escaped by miraculous effort after multiple submersions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Corey
Jim River
Manitoba Bridge
Alex Seaholm
Willie Stewart
Stewart
Seaholm
Corey
Wattery
Sunday school convention gathers county workers in Wolsey
The county Sunday-school workers meet May 26 and 27 in Wolsey with devotional exercises led by Rev. E. Dean and Rev. E. Brown. Delegates are appointed for the state convention and discussions cover denominational strength, Sunday-school organization, and home visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dean
Wolsey
P. A. Bliss
American S. S. Union
E. Brown
Market Place
Vineyard
Mr. Hill
Haron
Ideal
G. L. Pinkham
Huron
Sandsy
Epworth League Convention Adjourns At Noon
The Epworth League convention adjourned sine die at noon. Delegates presented papers on league work, discussed them, and elected delegates for the state convention next month at Wessington Springs. Resolutions thanked Huron for hospitality and entertainment. The Ministerial Association met at 2 p.m. and runs until Thursday noon. Dr. Graham of Dakota University lectures this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
League
Wessington Springs
Huron
Graham
Dakota University
Irrigation Engineer Proposed Missouri River Ship Canal
The state engineer of irrigation is praised as a genius and proposes a ship canal from the upper Missouri to the head waters of the Jim, with minimal work on the Jim to render it navigable for about 400 miles. Yankton supports the plan and suggests Coxey's cohorts could work on the improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presss
Missouri
Yankton
Coxey
Beauty that Will Wash Hecla Standard
Fourteen young women in Indianapolis laundries pooled their small savings and borrowed to form the Union Co-operative Laundry two years ago. They now own a $4,000 plant free of debt, and the business is among the city’s most prosperous industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Union Co-operative Laundry
Normal School Lands Secured Across Four Counties
Deputy Bowman reports securing 25000 acres for the state normal school during a trip to select lands. The properties span Faulk, Hyde, Potter and Hand counties, and Bowman praises the selections as among the best made, boosting the normal school’s credit in the lands program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Normal School
Faulk, Hyde, Potter and
Hand
State Normal
Opium Haul Seized Near Deception Pass
Captain Roath reports vessel Walcott captured 200 pounds of opium on May 1 near Deception Pass Washington, smuggling into the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roath
Walcott
Treasury Department
Port Townsend
Wash
State of Washington
Deception Pass
Duluth Theatrical Deal Consolidates City Venues
L N Scott of St Paul, recent manager of the Minneapolis Grand, becomes manager of Duluth Lyceum in addition to the Metropolitan of St Paul and Grand of Minneapolis. He will run the Lyceum in conjunction with these houses and oversee the Duluth program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
L. N. Scott
St. Paul
Minneapolis Grand
Lyceum
Metropolitan of
National Negro Democratic League to Convene in Indianapolis
The annual convention of the National Negro Democratic League will begin in Indianapolis on July 3. State conventions will be held on the first Tuesday in June to elect two delegates and two alternates from each state for the national gathering. The convention call will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Democratic League
Washington
National Negro Democratic League
Indianapolis
Desperado Wyatt Tate Shot by Farmer in Alabama
Birmingham May 15 Wyatt Tate the Negro desperado resisting arrest was killed by Murdock Fontaine a young farmer Tate was wanted for highway robbery authorities said Tate opened fire as officers closed in on him and Fontaine returned fire ending the chase in a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Wyatt Tate
Murdock Fontaine
Tate
Populist Convention Called in Cheyenne for August 9
The People's party state central committee in Cheyenne announces a state convention set for August 9. The committee issues an address attacking the policies of both the Democratic and Republican parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
People’s Party State Central Committee
Monon Train Wreck Near HammMonk Ind Injures Several
No one was killed when the Monon passenger train from Louisville derailed three miles east of HammMonk Ind at 9 am. Road officers reported some trainmen seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HammMonp
Ind
Monon
Louisville
Here
Debs Returns as Great Northern Talks Resume
President Debs of the American Railway Union travels to Saint Paul as the grievance committee postpones final talks with Great Northern's Mr. Hill. Debs arrival is greeted warmly. Hill says he has fully carried out the agreement and sees no threat from Debs's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Debs
American Railway Union
Labor Hall
Hill
Great Northern
Great Northern Road
Debs Visits Chicago Amid Pullman Strike Meeting
President Debs and Vice President Howard of the American Railway union arrive in Chicago for a strike committee session at the Pullman car shops. Howard says Debs presence signals no new radical move and asserts the fight to win, with arbitration possible though not always final. Credit blocks in Pullman stores threaten destitution for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Debs
Howard
American Railway Union
Pullman
Great Northern
Credit
Miners and Operators Face Dividing Stand at Cleveland Talks
Delegates arrive in Cleveland for a miners and operators conference at the chamber of commerce. Miners demand living wages and refuse compromise, insisting on a cross state settlement, while Pittsburg district operators stay away and plan separate talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburg
P. J. McBryde
McBryde
The State Bank Bill Faces House Fight
Washington May 15 The house will focus on appropriation bills this week unless the Hawley state bank measure is taken up Wednesday. Chairman Springer of the banking committee plans to present a detailed speech on the banking system, as state bank advocates prepare an amendment to bring the full issue to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
House of Representatives
State Bank
Springer
The
Bank
Ing
Beadle County Case Involving J Middle Sex Banking Co versus Marstons
In the Fifth Judicial Circuit a civil action is filed by J Middle Sex Banking Co a Connecticut corporation against George W Marston and Sara C Marston as defendants seeking financial remedy or relief as per the county court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Beadle
Middle Sex Banking Co
Connecticut
Plaintiff
George W. Marston
Sara C. Marston
Dnafandanta
South Dakota
Circuit Court
Fifth County
Beadle
Judicial Circuit
E. I. Mitchell
Mianda Sherman
Rockford
al Sherman
Beadle County
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Besdle
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
A. D
Bailey & Voorhees
Minnehaha County
S. D
Circuit Court of
Huron
Sophia M. Salfinger
Jacob Schuyler
State of
Fifth Judicial District
Conrad
John T. Breen
George W. Longstaff
State of South Dakota
County of
George W
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J. A. Pickler
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Simmons
Pickler
H. J. Rice
Grand Lodge
Goodner
H. J
Frank Fourt
Iowa
Brookings
Dr. Fourt
S. F. Corley
Bonilla
St. Lawrence
John L. Pyle
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Northville
N. Underwood
Harry Underwood
Leonard
Pierre
Houronire
Arule
James River
TBE
Pierre Capital
A. KR. U
United Mine Workers
Fredrick Sandberg
Clara Sandbor
John H. Miller Norte
Register of Deeds
Joan H. Miller
Joan L. Prue
Mo Ee.ortgag
U. S. Land Office
Daniel Lesher
Delia A Smith
Delia A. Smith
Delis A.smith
J. H
W. Lonestarr
Heward
Lrst
George F. Coon
George E. Coon
Tadt Pwo
Jugal the Fame Plaintiff's Attorney
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