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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
3
Yesterday marked the thirty eighth anniversary of Mr and Mrs W L Bliss. The fresberian church friends organized a church group to honor them. F H Kent Prof J W Smith and the pastor visited the Bliss home and voiced esteem and appreciation.
A fine Monday audience attended the Smith and Roper union meeting at the M E church. Mr. Roper spoke on More Than Conquerors after singing well and delivering a strong address. The event featured a duet The Saviour Calls and a male quartet performance. Tonight’s service includes Mrs. Roper solo The Big Ship of Zion and Mr. Smith's Wise Person topic.
Early bulletins show Hugh es carries New York by 40 000 to 60 000 with rural districts helping Republicans. Maine to California favors GOP with wins in Michigan Wisconsin Ohio and Pennsylvania. Southern states stay Democratic while the Roosevelt administration gains a large national majority in both houses. Local county vote light with county ticket nearly unanimous.
B Melville, once a prominent Northwest lawyer and elevator case figure, praises South Dakota’s rebound from hard times. He notes rising land values, strong educational facilities, and a hopeful future driven by energy and perseverance. He urges youth to seek opportunities in the state while recalling its pioneer spirit. Melville returned to Chicago last Saturday.
Moody night led to multiple arrests in police court Tuesday morning. Emlye Jenkins and Dan McCarty faced drunkenness and fighting charges, paying fines of 10 and 5 dollars plus costs before release. Saturday night M J Wilson and Lena Smith were jailed for keeping a house of ill fame at the old Frank Landus place with Wilson fined 25 dollars and costs and Lena 15 dollars and costs. Justice Geddis presided over all three cases.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Lawrence hosted a reception Thursday evening for Huron schoolteachers and board members and their wives. The annual event fosters closer ties between teachers and the board, enhancing school life. The gathering was enjoyable and beneficial to the district.
In a brief interview with a Huron ITEmp tier Wednesday morning Mr Crawford stated he was disappointed by partial returns but satisfied enough of the legislative ticket was elected to pass desirable insurgent laws. He appeared pleased and received congratulations for his campaign effort and victory.
The city council convened in regular session Friday night and dealt mainly with routine matters. Claims by Hines and Sparks for loss of day due to a tire on city ground were rejected based on city attorney opinion that no one could be held responsible. the origin likely traced to sparks from an engine. A special election on the park question was filed for future action upon recommendation of Mr. Fairbanks and the council's motion. J. W. Boyle resigned as city marshal. resignation accepted, no successor chosen yet. Resignation takes effect Monday. After brief discussion, meeting adjourned.
Last night at the M E Church a revival service featured Mr Roper who sang The Old Ship Zion with fine effect and the choir's work stood out. Mr Smith gave a strong address on winning souls being wise, leaving a profound impression on attendees.
A claim of a powerful veterinary carbon salve used for cuts gall or rot in animals. The ad promises rapid healing without fear and hair color restoration, guaranteed by all draggists.
List of names with card references includes Baker G J Batley James H Baghi tel F M, Brown Geo E, Clag A, Crabb John, Cunningham George, Downs Will, Doyle Mrs Jennie, Dries cott Thomas 0, Forney Daniel, Larson Ning M, Ladd J H, Locket Will, Lowe John, Mulligan Willie, Nowyler Nes, Flora two cards, Ramsey Viols Rob inson A W, Necklace Ina L, Schu card, Smith Will, Sup Pred Prim Chas A, Veok taet Ray, Wiltiane, Tog x, Galeead, Wilcox Mrs Chit Dee. Coughs and lungs note. Cole to star one 1 and 3 all druggists.
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