Huron Items Recap of Local Notables and News
Huron notes list visitors and residents including H. J. Rice Dean Robinson C R Van Buskirk Io Gen G Silsby Mitchell H H Snyder from Hardwarden Adjutant General S J Conklin E W Wilmarth Peter Myers Wolsey L V Doty Mason Down’s jubilee singers December Chas E Wilcox Wolsey pastor Mrs F J Baker Mrs Alden Wilson Crawford Earl Carson and family Typhoid illness improves Earl cared for by J A Carson and Mrs C C Buell in Wolsey Grand opera house Thanksgiving dance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. van Buskirk
Websser City
G. ©. Silsby
Mitchell
H. H. Snyder
Hardwarden
Huron
J. Conklin
E. W. Wilmarth
de Smet
Mason Down’s
Jubilee Singers
Chas. E. Wilcox
Methodist Church of
Claud Hinman
Earl Carson
Wolsey
J. A. Carson
Vermillion
8. D
Car
Earl
Richardson House Underway On Third Street
Work continues on Mr. Richardson’s dwelling between Wisconsin and Ohio streets and will finish later this week. The Y W T U of South Dakota plans meetings at the college chapel starting Friday through Sunday with officers presiding at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Centerville Journal reports George W. Wright has become Golden Eagle store owner, Amundson and Peterson selling out. Wright will be open for business Saturday with Amundson remaining briefly to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Third Street
Wisconsin and
Ohio Streets
South Dakota
College Chapel
Presbyterian Church
Centerville
George W. Wright
Golden Eagle
Amundson & Peterson’s
Huron
Amundson
Wright
Amundson & Peterson
Baby Teething Relief Promoted With Mrs Winslow's Syrup
An old remedy for teething promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as soothing gums calming pain and curing wind colic and diarrhoea. Bottles sell for twenty five cents.
Freight Train Wreck Near Volga Derailed Five Cars
A west bound freight near Volga derailed five cars while en route to Huron for a 7 A M arrival. A Huron crew was dispatched to manage the wreck, and the train reached Huron late Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Huron
Survey Work Near Pine Ridge Near Completion
Deputy United States surveyor G. A. Fessenden returned from Pine Ridge Agency where he has worked since June on the remaining unsurveyed portions. He reports a good season and that work under General Morris will practically complete surveying lands in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Fessenden
United States
Pine Ridge
Morris
Local residents travel and homecoming notes
M Booth left for Chicago this morning while G W Longstaff visited Bridgewater. Mrs C Whitney returned from Wolsey last evening. Albert Lampe was warmly welcomed home by many friends. Miss M D Whitney, already noted, continues to be mentioned in the brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Booth
Chicago
G. W. Longstaff
Bridgewater
Mrs. C. Whitney
Wolsey
Albert Lampe
M. D. Whitney
Ed Meyers
Local notes sketch Huron visitors and capital location debate
The item lists residents and visitors in Huron including C H Davis in Minneapolis, Wm Whitney and wife in Wolsey, Regent Slocum en route to Brookings, and Ned Morris noted as a future cattle king. It notes daily coal shipments to Aberdeen and Sioux Falls, Hagan and Thrall visiting, Holmes promoting capital resubmission, and argues Pierre would lose to Mitchell or Redfield with Huron as ideal capital site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Davis
Huron
Minneapolis
Wm. Whitney
Wolsey
Regent Slocum
Mound City
Brookings
Board of Regents
Ned Morris
Montana
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Weather Chief Glenn Heads North State Tour of Volunteers
S. M. Glenn director of the United States weather bureau departs for a inspection tour among volunteer observers in the state. He will visit Madison Howard Vilas Canton and other towns to improve efficiency and standardize reports. County volunteers receive guidance and report back at regular intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Glenn
United States Weather Bureau
Huron
Advertised Letters at Huron Postoffice Week Ending Nov 15
List of uncalled letters at Huron postoffice for the week ending November 15. Names include F. E. Allen, J. L. Bromley, F. H. Brown, C. Chesnut, Charles Dale, Winchester Dean, Jas. Dixon, C. J. Faunce, J. F. Ferrier Frank, J. French Hoffman, Lena Miss Houlihan, J. T. Johnson, Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, Mrs. Susie, Oscar Mitchell, Prof. C. B. Morris, Mrs. Mae May, W. W. Newell, H. J. Niestcott, Mrs. Thomas Puckett, Mrs. W. F. Ross, N. Cooper postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Postoffice
Allen
F. E. Bromley
J. L. Brown
F. H. Chesnut
C. Dale
Charles. Dean
Winchester
Dixon
Jas
Faunce
C. J. Ferrier
Frank
French
J. F. Hoffman
Lena. Houlihan
J. T. Johnson
Mary E. Lewis
Susie
Mitchell
Oscar. Morris
C. B. May
Mae. Newell
W. W. Niestcott
H. J
Puckett
Thomas. Ross
W. F. C. N. Cooper
Halliday backs Huron as capital mover in Kingsbury county
J F Halliday, state auditor elect from Iroquois, traveled to Huron and Pierre to scout rooms and meet officials. He voiced strong support for Huron and Kingsbury county favoring capital removal to Huron, hoping both houses pass the measure this session or the next election on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Halliday
Iroquois
Huron
Pierre
Kingsbury County
Halladay
Prosperous Presbyterians Report on South Dakota Synod
The Nineteenth annual synod minutes of South Dakota Presbyterians show 106 ministers and licentiates, 128 churches with 97 houses of worship, 38 manses and total church property valued at 232000, 6156 communicants, 7800 Sunday School members, 1262 Y P S C E members. The year’s mission contributions exceeded 11000 while over 51000 funded equipment and operations. Four new church buildings were built, three others enlarged or improved, and manses increased. The synod aims to raise 200000 for Huron college endowment to support more students and accelerate evangelistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of
South Dakota
The
Presbyterian Church
H. P. Carson
D. D
Scotland
S. D
Huron
May Rent Hotel In Huron By Sioux City Couple
E McCall and wife from Sioux City arrived in Huron Tuesday evening and are inspecting the Dakota house with intent to rent it They are informed the Dinneens may sell and the couple hopes to take over the hotel business given Mr McCalls railroad and hotel experience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McCall
Sioux City
Huron
Dakota House
Mr. McCall
Cholera in the Philippine Islands Warns of Severe Plague
Walter R. Hubbard, deputy treasurer of Cebu Province, reports from the Philippines that a cholera outbreak caused a daily death toll of about fifty, mainly among natives. He notes nightly processions, widespread mourning, and that few Americans were affected, with one death. He plans to return after three years but is resigned to the harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Hubbard
University of Minnesota
Cebu
Phillippine Islands
A. J. Bick
Mr. Hubbard
America
United States
Scrap iron buyer offering top prices
FRANK M. Brown, a coal dealer, advertises cash payment for all kinds of scrap iron at 6 to 7 dollars per ton and states he is buying for a short time only and to bring in at once.
Dancing Party Plans Thanksgiving Ball at Opera House
An organization of about fifty Huron youths, the Dancing Party, will host its annual ball at the opera house Thanksgiving evening. The club, which meets semi monthly in Daum's hall, marks its first anniversary with the Thanksgiving ball event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Dancing Club
Huron
Opera House
Daum
Fight Renewed Between Shaffer and Gompers at AFL Convention
New Orleans reports detail renewed conflict between Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association and Gompers of the AFL over alleged ununionlike conduct tied to the 1901 steel strike. A five member committee will investigate, with Shaffer and Gompers each nominating two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Sheridan
Amalgamated Association
Betwen
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TOF
Coreda
Java
A. Kelley
A. A. Chamberlain
Kelley & Chamberlain
Attorneys AT Law
Huvuron
Alva E. Taylor
First National Beak Build- Real One Corporation
South Shoote
Attorney AT Law
Mouser
Herron
Burnham, Trevett & Mattice
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Huron, South Dakota
Edward B. Taylor
Postoffice
Iowa St
Col. 4Th
M. Schoenert
Link
Peas
O. R. Wright
M. D
Dakota Ave
Third St
Nebraska and
Fourth Sts
J. P. Foster
Ontario Veterinary College
Thomas & Smith’s Real Estate Office
H. J. Rice
Dean Robinson
Peter Myers
Ed. Myers
L. V. Doty
Doland Times
George A. Fessenden
Reservation
T. H. Hagan
North
Mr. Hagan
W. H. Thrall
Congregational Churches
C. M. Daley
Holmes
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Redfield
Glenn
Kingsbury
Crawford
Yankton
J. H. Miller
George E. Babcock
Pioneer, Iowa
Mrs A. T. Buell
Margaret V. Holcomb
J. G. Johns
Boughton
N. D
A. C. Johnson
Chicago & Northwestern
B. P. Hoover
Gettysburg
Ben
King of
J. W. Smith
Smith
Spink County
Philip Lawrence
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Nassau, Cedar, William
Liberty Streets
New York City
Carson
Philippines
Huron Special
Argus-Leader
Frank M. Brown
Twentieth Century Club
Federa
Tion
Labor Convention
Investi
Huron Wholesale Fruit & Produce CO
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