Huron Items Highlight Local Officials and Visitors
Local notes report attorney A. W. Bartt traveling to Chicago and Col. Frost visiting Monday to meet militia at the old Grands Army armory. Mentions J. M. Blount ads for One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt pills, and various residents, businesses, and events in Huron from May through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Frost
Grands Army
Geo. E. Foster
Matt Sterling
J. W. Griffith
Third Street
J. M. Blount
Huron
Gentle Annie
DeWitt
J M Blount
Jas. A. Walton
Redfield College
Mitchell
Buckle's Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments
Arnica salve advertised to treat cuts bruises sores ulcers fever sores tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions. Promises guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded with price 22 cents per box sold by D. K. Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Bryant
Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. elects officers at Yankton
The Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. closed its annual meeting at Yankton on the 12th and elected F. M. Crain Doland J. T. Smith Yankton as grand master workman and other officers. Names include J. D. Howard Sioux Falls Henry Court Spearfish J. D. Lavin Aber deen E. P. Farr Pierre C. Cornell Arling John Reierson Mitchell W. G. McPherson Milbank Richard Williams Langford J. D. Lagin H. E. MecNatt Aberdeen and J. T. Smith Yankton as supreme representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
F. M. Crain
Doland
J. T. Smith
J. D. Howard
Sioux Falls
Henry Court
Spearfish
J. D. Lavin
Aberdeen
John Reierson
Mitchell
W.G. McPherson
Milbank
Richard Williams
Langford
J.D. Lagin
H. E. MecNatt
Supreme Representatives
Hiarvey J. Rice Reports I O U F Lodge Growth
Hiarvey J. Rice of this city as grand secretary for the South Dakota grand lodge I O U F summarizes the 22nd annual meeting in Aberdeen held May 18. The state has 95 subordinate lodges with 3,771 members, three new lodges in Hermosa Wilmot and White, 35 deaths, and $7,759 paid in relief during the year including $1,574 for burials and $1,555 for special relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiarvey J. Rice
South Dakota
Grand Lodge
I. O.U.F
Aberdeen
Hermosa
Wilmot
White
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Report Strong Growth and Home Fund
The report notes 50 Rebekah lodges with 1980 members, 17 lodges created and 11 members died in the year. Both orders show growing membership and good fellowship. A plan to establish a home for indigent members and orphans led to a home fund. Subordinate lodges contributed 268.15 and Rebekahs 377.37, totaling 645.54 for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Electric Bitters Offered for Female Complaints and Nerve Troubles
A vintage advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for female complaints and nervous issues. It promises restored appetite, relief from headaches and fainting, and overall health and strength with doses priced at fifty cents and one dollar at D. K. Bryant's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Bryant
General Gomez Letters Appeal to Cleveland and McKinley
The president sent to the senate a State Department translation of General Gomez’s letters to Presidents Cleveland and McKinley from February and March appealing for U S sympathy and support. The translations vary by translator but convey the same content as versions published weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of State
State Department
Gomez
Cleveland
McKinley
Havana Bank Continues Operations Despite Rumors
In Havana on May 13 the Spanish bank remained open and conducting business as usual. Rumors cited suspensions after a government order ending the exchange of paper for silver, causing crowds to rush the bank to pay taxes and fear of scrip rejection and paper money listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Northwestern flour output gains over prior week
Northwestern Miller reports total flour output last week at 264 465 barrels, up from 243 605 the week before and 188 185 in 1896. At Superior and Duluth the week’s output was 52 490 barrels, down from 70 890 the prior week and 45 970 in 1896. Domestic buying occurred while export trade remained light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Nneapolis
Superior
Duluth
Wisconsin firms face Missouri license revocations
MiILWwarker May 15 reports that after Insurance Commissioner Fricke canceled the Wisconsin license of Citizens Insurance Co of St. Louis, Missouri Insurance Superintendent Orear plans to revoke licenses of all Wisconsin companies doing business in Missouri as retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miilwwarker
Fricke
Wisconsin
Citizens’ Insurance Company of
St. Louis
Orear
Missouri
Stock Shop Raided in New York
Police raided the International Stock and Grain offices at 53 New Street and arrested the proprietors on warrants charging technical gambling in running a bucket shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Stock and Grain Company
New Street
Dr. King's New Discovery Credited by Several Endorsers
Condensed testimony from Chas B Hood a Columbus broker and manufacturer's agent proclaims Dr King's New Discovery as unsurpassed for coughs. J D Brown proprietor St James Hotel Fort Wayne testifies it cured a two year cough from La Grippe. B F Merrill of Baldwinsville Mass says he uses and recommends it and would rather have it than any doctor. Mrs Hemming Chicago keeps it handy for instant relief from croup. Free trip offers at D K Bryant's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Hood
Columbus
Ohio
Property for seed grains and horses offered for trade
Advertises 1,000 bushels each of seed wheat barley and millet seed plus 20 work horses with trade options for sheep cattle or movable houses. Keeps two top bred stallions at stables one black Percheron 2000 pounds and one black standard bred 1200 pounds. Colts insured for $10. colts and pedigrees viewable at stables in Haron. Joan E Warp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan E. Warp
Haron
Minor items of interest from various regions
Queen Victoria begins return journey from Cimiez to England. Lake County in South Dakota ships corn to India famine relief. Rockefeller interests acquire Ohio mining property and Mesaba range. Consul General reports arrests of naturalized Americans. Knights of Labor declares war on labor movement. University of Michigan regents grant Angell leave to Oct 1 1898. Tom Redmond sentenced to life for murder in Chicago. North Dakota railroad commission discusses possible 15 percent rate cuts. Browning resigns as Commissioner of Indian Affairs to form a law practice with Forman in East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Cimiez
England
Lake County
S. D
India
Ohio
Mesaba
Rockefeller
Lee
State Department
1 F
Knights of Labor
Oration of Labor
Board of Regents of the Unisity of
Michigan
Presid Angell
Turkey
Thomas Redmond
T Tom
John Stuart
Chicago
North Dakota Railroad Commission
Rai
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R. Miles
M. B. Reed
Delta
Iowa
Miles
Dr. Medical Co
Elkhart
Indie
A. W. Bartt
DeWitt’s
J. M. Bount
Carland
Palmer and
Cherry
City
Pierre
United States Court
Huron Lodge
No. 16
Bert Cochrane
L. H. Storgaard
Brookings Register
A. E. Chamberlain
Howard
Harry Sterling
Council Bluffs
Z. E. Slocum
Redfield
D. A. Sauer
Tom Ayres
Gov. Lee
Cavour
Mrs. J. J. Casselman
Mrs. Steele
Tracy
Geo. C. Cooper
West Superior, Wis
Carl Lampe
Western Union Telegraph Company
O. E. Cort
Rochelle
Wm. Graley
Jas. Walton
Ed. Rosman
Thos. H. Nail
Sanborn
Wilbur Wilde
Frank Andrews
Will Link
Fifth
Illinois
Utah Boys
Utah Club
E. W. Jenney
East Sept
Oliver
Omaha
California
H. C. Sessions
Workman Lodge
Anna R. Simmons
Madison
Equal Suffrage Club
Piles
Jacob Mitchell
Unionville
Holton
Beadle County
Kingsbury County
DeSmet Creamery
Martyn School of Oratory
Washington, D. DC
Rose Edson Nichols
Aaron J. Nichols
Chicago & North-Western Railway
John L. Tincher
Danville
Lil
G. W. Abell
G. W. Abell and Wife, Parents of Mrs. Tincher
Gabriel
Schubert Symphony Club
Frank Crane
J. E. Baker
What Cheer
F. W. Wilsey
Eastern Land Agent
St. Paul
J. H. Steere
Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
T. W. Russell
Hartford
van L. Ross and
Longstaff & Dunning
Opera House
Lady Quartette
Wilcox
Ira S. Harding
Lottie M. Baker
S. T. Baker
Mr. Chappell
Geo. W. Sterling
Sterling
Florence
Grand Bodies of Odd Fellows
Harvey J. Rice
Wm. A. Ritschlag
1.C.C. F. Grand Lodge
Geo. T. Grove
A. W. Longreen
Grace Sutphen
Minnie Pyle
J. L. Pyle
A. W
W.S. Barber
Washington, D. C
Black Hills
Messrs. Barber
W. P. Fell
John Millan
Carl Jones
Geo. Fessenden
Fred Pieck
Hiram Cosbun
Will McDonald
J. L. Ridenour
Wm. H. Tyle, Jr
Wilfred Manson
Broad
Grant
Bryant
Fosness
Adam MecDonnel
McConnell
Buckle
E. P. Farr
C. Cornell
Grand Guide
Arling
Indian Affairs
Daniel H. Browning
Forman
Internal Revenue
East St. Louis
A. H. Crausby
Kerr St
Memphis
Tenn
S.S.S
Adee - Swift
Atlanta Ga
Achine
The
New Home Sewing Machine Co
Orange
Mass
Boston
Union Square
N.Y
Cimpaco
St. Loum
San Francisco
Cal
Atlanta
L. W. Cooke
Watertown, S
Minnesota
the Jewels Nursery CO
Lake City, Minn
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