Chicago and Northwestern Rambay Dakota Division Schedule
Railway timetable fragment lists daily and holiday service times for eastbound and westbound trains, including departures from No. 4 and No. 1, various arrivals around 6:45 to 8:00 a.m., and a freight stop pattern. The legible items point to multiple trains and stations with inconsistent OCR but indicate a mixed passenger and freight schedule.
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Dakota Division
No. Mall
Srashy Ek
P. Ney la Maile
Daly
No. Il
Community Notes and Construction Steam Through Town
Local notices describe a social at the Presbyterian church tonight and a sewer and excavation project at the Eldridge basement. Builders on Town street near Third rise a two story residence while Danes brick layers work. a new drug stock opens in Fisk building and several residents plan purchases and improvements. A serious cave-in injures workers on Illinois street sewer ditch and a young man, Mark Huntley, is killed in Texas while en route to Wisconsin. Episcopal supper in the Land Office building impresses with a grand spread of oysters coffee and pastry.
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Episcopal
Huron
Heron Church
Socials, merchants, and notices in Huron city
The Hyde county scene features a large Methodist sociable at Mrs Gee's residence in Huntington. Local figures Clinton Noyes and Wm Lavasa visit Huron. Yards of Dakota land and flour mill plans surface as Mitchell explores mills. Miss Genevieve Clark returns to Wisconsin, while public notices discuss a county commissioner race and party caucus questions.
Comical Visitor from Iowa Spreads Rural Laughs in Dakota
Tax Honoxrre reports a humorous visit by Mr. 8. C. McFarland editor of the Marshalltown Times Republican. Health improved after six months near Pierre though his comical attire drew old friends’ laughter. He plans to return to Iowa for winter tobacco quill work and may visit again next spring. Meanwhile a prairie fire near Elgran Pierce destroys house, barn, crops, and machinery totalling about 1500 dollars, with Vanneman canvassing neighbors to help build a winter shelter.
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8. C. McFarland
Marshalltown
Iowa
Times Republican
McF
Dakota
Pierre
Black Hills
Elgran Pierce
Huron
Vanneman
Mr. Pierce
Concert to Benefit Baptist Church Choir
A fine concert is announced for Friday evening November 2 at the Baptist church. Pieces Inflamatus and O for the wings of a Dove will be performed with leading roles assigned to Miss Genevieve Clark likely in her last public appearance. Proceeds go to the church. The event will be in Aberdeen on Monday night and in Redfield on Tuesday.
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Genevieve Clark
Galesville
Wis
Clark
Miss Clark
the Baptist Church
Tist
Tist. Church Choir
Aberdeen
Redfield
Brewery Building Sparks Growth on East Side
Frank Blume and partners from Huron and Austin are erecting a brewery after purchasing 15 acres east of the river near the railroad bridge. L. Gleason and eight workers rush 12 foot walls for a 34 by 70 basement, with a 14 foot post-supported structure planned to expand in spring. The builder arrived over a year ago but postponed by fear of Prohibition. Pioneer Union Sunday School plans a farewell meeting at Parker Hall next Sabbath with a music program and speeches honoring E. G. Wheeler and his long service as Superintendent.
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Frank Blume
Huron
Austen
Germany
Blnf& A
L. Gleason
Blame
Pioneer Sunday School
Farwell
Parker Hall
Kendall and Soldons Orchestra
Bushnell
Beadle County
Huron House Banquet Closes Its Doors After Dine
Last Saturday the Huron House held a farewell banquet for regular boarders and friends. About fifty attended the supper famed for the house’s quality. Speeches were given by Seymour Raines Wheeler Tomlin Graves Alexander Bushnell and others. A rocking chair was given to the longtime cook and gold bracelets to two room girls as tokens of appreciation. The Huron House opened May 16 and had been highly regarded since.
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Huron House
Messrs
Bushnell
Moore
Seymour
Raines
Wheeler
Tomlin
Graves
Alexander
New Ulm Hospital to Open for Patient Care November 1
Brown county prepares a new hospital facility in New Ulm to admit patients for surgical and medical treatment starting November 1. Officials promise superior care and patient satisfaction, with dedicated physicians remaining on staff for treatment.
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Tee
New Ulm
Brown County
Minnesota
Flour mill for Huron urged to boost local trade
The piece argues a flouring mill in Huron would cut losses from wheat to flour, estimate 62,500 bushels consumed, and save about 35 000 dollars. notes central location in America’s finest wheat region and calls for public spirit to pursue a 150 to 200 barrel mill.
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Brookings
Huron
America
Penenen
Railroads and Town News Highlight Changes at W P Line
The W and St P railroad adjusts its time card format while Dakota Central engine 15 receives a major overhaul. New depot railing and a opened Wolsey station with W B Sears as agent. Railway officials like G F Bidwell and W P Lindsley assume posts as assistant superintendent and general supervisor. Car and freight movements expand. a car fire in yards prompts fire department action. Local business notes include Karl Gerner’s jewelry venture and Carpsison & Bro. meat shop setup.
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Dakota Central
Pamip-House
Sen & Co
Bookbinder Seeks Work With Huronsre Brewery
A first class binder seeks employment with the Huron brewery, indicating specialized skills in binding and finishing. The notice emphasizes prior qualification and readiness to discuss opportunities.
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Ing
Appy
Hurosrre Brewery
Huron
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Brockman’s Oak
Ursery
Brockman
E.C
Elite Photograph Gallery
Third Street
I Windsor House
H. A. Ford
Presbyterian College
T. M. Findley
W. S. Peterson
Ormsby
JA. L. Ormsby, L.T Graves, Castie
Ormsby, Graves & C
Ik. Lima
Nty
Pra Econ
Gem
Hagensick
Frank Brown
Troquola
Alma Nagensick
J. E. Elson
Journal of Health
Vennor
E.G. Wheeler
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Reed's Block
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Jim
Tong
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