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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1884
Page
3
Obsolete text fragment describes Bor tier sweaeut Ben Ton Oyster and a civic agenda including a meeting, approvals for road and market developments, and preparations for a festival. Mentions community leaders and a church connection, with a funeral service conducted by Bilpat rick Post G. ALA and Rev G A Cressey.
The town of Wa is shaken by typhoid fever with several residents under medical care. C D Houghton announces withdrawal of a prize store offer amid ongoing health concerns. Local gatherings proceed with social events and church notices as neighbors adjust to the outbreak.
The Seventeenth Annual Convention of the Order of Railway Conductors met in Boston at Knights of Honor Hall with Grand Chief Conductor G. S. Wheaton presiding. One hundred fifty four divisions attended as sessions ran from 9:30 a.m. to noon and 2:40 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The gathering featured rail executives guiding passes for proteges, free sleeping car accommodations, and a city steamer excursion. After Sunday trips to Plymouth and a return to Boston, officers listed include Wheaton Belknap Daniels Dare bin Flack Mobler and others. The next meeting moves to Louisville with plans for rail excursions and a visit to Henton.
At a meeting of stockholders of the Huron National Bank and City Bank, directors were elected for both institutions including Ty man J. Corbin FF. Walker George W. Sterling John A. Fowler Lewis W. Hazen and Charles Reed with Lewis Warder as president. The new bank will operate under City Bank management and aims to take control of City Bank business by about the 20th of the third month. Noted financiers John L. Walsh FF. Walker H L Hollester and others are linked to the venture. Walker also presides over First National Bank of Grafton and Hollester over the First National Bank of Sioux Falls. The bank opens with strong capital and Hazen as manager, promising a stable depository for funds, with existing customer relations preserved.
Edward Barnes of Richestad marries Mixx Fannie Ward Burleigh on October 31 at the bride’s brother’s residence near Huron Dakota Rev. Pomeroy and G. A. Brandt performed the ceremony. The bride, formerly of Albion, enters a life joined to the Morning Herald's mineral department husband. The couple left for the reception at the groom’s father’s home and then traveled to Milton Wisconsin Chicago and Albion before returning home.
Las Eichenberger, a busy confectioner and wholesale cigar dealer, unveils the Herostre line. An invoice for ten thousand cigars is received as demand rises, with orders expected to increase tenfold soon. The brand features a Hunoxite office likeness on the end of the box, and promises a quality smoke during the election rotunda.
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