Huron Items Reflect Local Notables and Revivals
A compilation of brief notes from Huron on residents visiting from Sioux Falls and Chicago, job and church affairs, a revival by Evangelist Williams ending with significant conversions, property and tax events, and transportation notes highlighting the Chicago and North-Western railroad’s reach and speed claims. Includes personal notices, business activity, and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Crawford
James Connors
Chicago
Leo F. Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Robert Fisk
Gettysburg
F. H. Kent
Saulsbury
Wolsey
Chauncey Burch
E. McKinney
M. J. Dinneen
Father Desmond
F. W. Coolidge
Redfield
Huron
Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Promotes Cough and Cold Cure
There is nothing so good as Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs colds and chest and lung affections. Demand it and beware substitutes. Guaranteed to do good or money refunded. Trial bottle free at Wheeler s drug store. Regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Election Returns Show GOP Gain in Eight Circuits
Latest returns indicate Judge Smith wins in the first circuit by a strong margin. Judge Jones tops the second circuit by over 700, Bennett carries the third by more than 400, Smith of Mitchell ahead in the fourth, Campbell over 1300 in the fifth, and Gaffey by a large majority in the sixth. In the Hills, McGee defeats Wilson and Joe Moore beats Rice by a slim margin, yielding Republicans five of eight circuit judges.
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Smith
Jones
Bennett
Mitchell
Goodykountz
Campbell
Gaffey
Hills
McGee
Wilson
Joe Moore
Rice
Electric Bitters Remedy for Female Complaints
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for troubles. This medicine is advertised as peculiarly adapted to relief and cure of all female complaints, providing strength to the organs. It claims to aid appetite, constipation, headaches, fainting spells, nerves, sleeplessness, melancholy, and dizziness. Health and strength are guaranteed. Available for fifty cents and one dollar at D. K. Bryant's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Bryant
Session Laws for 1897 for sale at this office
Notice announces the availability of the regular authorized edition of the 1897 session laws sold at the office. The item is presented as a standard legal publication for reference by officials and researchers seeking the statutes and legislative records from that year.
Commissioner Lockhart visits Huron with Mrs Lockhart
Commissioner of Public Lands Lockhart, in Huron Saturday with Mrs Lockhart, has spent the week in the northern state tending Taylor lands. He sold 240 acres in Grant county for 15 dollars an acre, with one fourth down and balance in five and ten years. He says all Taylor lands sold meet assessed values. Grant county farmers are prosperous with rising real estate activity and better land prices. Grant county gave Campbell a sizable majority while populists backed Campbell in many precincts. The couple will return to Pierre tonight.
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Lockhart
Taylor
Grant County
Committee of Assessment
Campbell
Mr. Lockhart
Pierre
Payer’s Salve Promises Cure or Money Refund
An early advertisement touts a salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chill brains and skin eruptions and even piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with a 22 cent per box price, sold by H Wheeler.
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H. Wheeler
Wanted Canvassers and Salesmen for South Dakota Cities
Immediate canvassers and salesmen sought for this and other South Dakota cities. Liberal pay. Permanent business. Call at the Windsor house room 17. Geo. G. Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Windsor House
Geo. G. Place
Hay for Sale at River Bottom Bay Esquire Harvey Millan
First class river bottom bay hay for sale listed by Esquire Harvey Millan at the post office. Local buyers may contact him for details and arrangements.
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Esquire
Harvey Millan
Not Ready to Yield On the Face of the Returns
Ohio returns show 74 Republicans, 70 Democrats, 1 doubtful with Wood county contested. Nash and McConville clash over final majorities as both parties seek court review. Protests over soldiers home Dayton vote could shift joint ballot counts in Montgomery and alter the Senate balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotrumsvus
Ohio
Wood County
Wood
McConville
Democratic State Committee
Nash
Bowling Green
Circuit Court
Toledo
Election Board
Dayton
Montgomery County
Cabinet Meets on Election News at Washington Session
Washington November 8 All cabinet members were present except Secretary Alger. The session was brief and focused on routine business, with extensive discussion of the recent elections. Satisfaction was expressed, notably over results in Ohio and Maryland.
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Washington
Alger
Ohio
Maryland
Sullivan and Post Lead In Lincoln Returns For Supreme Court
Complete returns from 70 counties show Sullivan Fusionist 85,807 and Post Republican 74,092. Based on last year's votes in the remaining counties Sullivan would have about a 12,615 plurality statewide.
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Lincoln
Neb
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Post
Hayt Concedes Gabbert Election Victory
Denver November 8 Chief Justice Charles D Hayt concedes the election of his opponent William H Gabbert the Populist and Democratic candidate Gettert's majority exceeds eight thousand as the final tally.
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Gabbert
Denver
Charles D. Hayt
William H. Gabbert
Gettert
Georgia Senate Defeats Prohibition Measure
Georgia lawmakers defeated a state prohibition bill in Atlanta on November 8. The measure would have created a Georgian prohibition state but failed 18 to 25 after extensive debate prior to this year’s session.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Senate
Unu
Taylor Lands Being Sold in Rob erts County
MILBANK South Dakota November 8 The state commissioner of school lands has sold another 240 acres of wild lands in Roberts county from the estate of ex State Treasurer Taylor for fifteen dollars per acre.
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Taylor
Milbank
State Commissioner of School Lands
Roberts
Treasager
Casa Tio Paad
Doors Thrown Wide Open by Illinois Lloyds Decision
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that Lloyds insurance may transact business in the state, striking down a state law that barred Lloyds plans. John A. Barnes, fined $500 for issuing Lloyds policies without state authorization, lost his case as the court declared the ban unconstitutional. The decision clears Illinois for out of state Lloyds insurance activity.
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CuicaGo
Supreme Court
Illinois
Lloyds’ Plan
John A. Barnes
Lloyds
State Insurance Department
Unlucky Thirteen Firemen Burned in Benzine Blast
In Philadelphia on November 4 during a blaze at Bennets dyeing and scouring works a large benzine can exploded wounding thirteen firemen. Several may lose sight, though the fire loss was slight.
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Bakers
Philadelphia
Bennets Dyeing
The Cruel Knife Reconsidered in Medical Treatments
An opinion column warns of the rising death toll linked to surgical operations. It argues many procedures are unnecessary and risky, noting doctors err but public distrust grows. The piece insists cancer and blood diseases resist cure by cutting and emphasizes blood as the disease’s root.
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Henry St
St. Catherines
Ontario
Dr. Miles
T. M. Shanafelt
O’brien
Hitchcock
O. D. Foster
Ben
Hoover
T. A. Rathmwen
Eureka
The
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Geo. Bradley of
de Smet
Wisconsin Street
Strayer
Hughes County
H. G. Fuller
A. J. Cornelson
Weather Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Irmine Z. Gunsul
R. J. Woods
W. H. Thompson
Beansville
J. H. Parrott
Utah
Norman Wardall
J. M. Baker
Bonilla
Court House
Jean Alexander
Geo. A. Brown
Dr. Wilcox
Robert Allison
Cavour
Capt. Fassett
Cap
C. M. Daley
W. H. Thrall
Bowdle
Northern Association of the Congregational Churches
W. E. VanAmburg
Northfield
Minn
J. OC. Felker
Great Northern
Aplin
Lynch
United States Court
Rhomberg & Walker
Senator Hinckley
J. L. Ayres
Centerville
D. A. Sauer
Soorthern
T. S. Arnold
Virgil
Washington, D. C
Chloe Bacon
Colorado
E. J. Miller
First National Bank
J. R.o'neal
Harley Black
Opera House
Williams
Seth H. Plummer
Trevett, Mattis & Able
Sioux Falle
Mason
City of
Dr. Snell
B. M. Rowley
H. J. Rice
City of Huron
Jim Stewart
A. H. Weston
Montpelier
Ind
Wilmarth
Queen City
Oarland
Thomas Lucky
Milo Booth
Wall Lake
Hughes
West Point
Nebraska
F. Gaskell
St. Charles
D. O. Sauer
Montrose
S. D
Geo. A. Barden
Wessington
Evangelist Williams
Mano
Markey
Kecla
Hecla
Oakes
W.F. van Arsdel
J. A. Sauer
Beach
M.E Church
Christ
Messrs
Williams and
Alexander
Chicago & North-Western
Eli Perkins
Chauncey Depew
North- Western
St. Paul
Union Pacific
California
Ogden
Portland
Oregon
North-Western
Milwaukee
Madison
Duluth
Superior
Ashland
North
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Northern Pacific
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Omaha
Black Hills
Fort Casper
Montana
Harney’s Peak
Hastings
Eli
Mrs. Lockhart
Buckle
Legislature
Nebraska Vote
Jas W Leach
Maple Street
Creston
J B Scofield
Lowa
Sparasus
J. N. Murdoch
Snodgrass Street
Dallas
Texas
Will
S.S.S
Swift
S.S
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