Canvass of 1906 election results by Huron county board
The Board of County Commissioners met in adjourned sessions from November 13 to 17 1906 to canvass the November 6 1906 election, authorize bridge work at section 30 township, set allowances for county farm use and jail costs, approve court orders and deeds fees, and refund two erroneous tax assessments to the City of Huron and the town of Wessington.
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Huron
South
Jao
Mil
Ray
Beard
Board of County Commissioners
Longsta
Markham
Court House
County Farm
Chas
Trower
Xeon
Ite Co
Willis
Jac
H. See
Hy Miller
J. Ce Ee Ees
Panya
Parney
Register of Deeds
le DuBois
Chamberlain
A. Kelley
E. Young
Odto Weberg
Farmers’ Institute
Bi Adue
DuBois
E- Young
Young
Santer
Jean Book Co
Wash House, Co
County A
Don V. Burney
Auditor
Omnes
Sidnoot
Frank Ruehngsien
Fitley
Ames
Police Raid Shuts Down Local Poker Den in Huron
Five men were nabbed in a draw poker game at a joint run by Mr Dwier when Huron police entered and took them to justice court. The manager was fined 30 dollars plus costs, and each player 15 dollars. The den had operated for some time amid local complaints.
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Dwier
Huron
Justice Office
Justice Geddis
Commercial Club Draws Up Finances and By Laws
The Commercial club held its second meeting with strong attendance. The finance committee reported on entertaining guests during the state fair and was discharged after adoption. Incorporation and by laws reports were amended to meet club requirements. Membership set at 5 dollars annually with 4 dollars in annual dues payable quarterly. A meeting place over the auditorium was proposed as club rooms. Executive committee includes A B Fairbank, G S Hutchinson, Peter Nelson, E B Taylor, O F Koepp, J W Lee and staff.
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Commercial Club
Railway Men and Travelers Club Signals Determined Start
Railway Men John Doherty John J Green A Longrep S Davenport and Travelers L R Camp General Joan T Breen R W Clark Charles May Coe S Crawford O H McCarty Dr C H French form a club. The group begins with strong support and a clear aim to succeed.
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John Doherty
John J. Green
A. Longrep
S. Davenport
Travelers
L. R. Camp
Joan T. Breen
R W. Clark
Charles May
Coe S. Crawford
O. H. McCarty
C. H. French
Annual Ball Promotes Fire Company Support In Huron
The Holiday season program urges citizens to buy one dollar tickets for the Huron Fire Company annual ball. The event funds equipment and boosts town safety with a festive evening at the college chapel. Concerts by Oriole Concert Company Manning Glee Club and a lecture are listed with dates in January to March. The Y M C A shows strong entertainment value and spiritual uplift through meetings and singing by Mr Roper and the male quartet.
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Huron
Musc
Bodley
A. N. Newens
Oriole Concert Company
Manning Glee Club
F. Roberson
New College
Mr. Ropert
Mr. Roper
Mr. Smith
Pastor E H Edson Leaves Huron for Elkhorn Pastorship
Rev E H Edson and family depart Thursday evening for Elkhorn Wisconsin where he has accepted the pastorate of the Episcopal church. He has won esteem among friends in Huron for church work and community service. Mrs Edson is also well regarded among club women and churchgoers. The departure will be widely regretted.
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E. H. Edson
Elkhorn
Wis
Episcopal Church
Huron
Edson
Lkdson
Y M C A Lecture Series Opens With Hobson Talk
The 1906 YMCA college lecture course begins with Lieutenant R B Hobson, famed for the Santiago naval blockade, set to speak December 14 at the college chapel. An additional speaker follows in the program.
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College Y M.C. A
R. B. Hobson
Santiago
College
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed for South Dakota
Governor Elrod sets Thursday November 29 as a day of thanksgiving mirroring Roosevelt's proclamation. The piece praises the state's unprecedented prosperity and calls plain citizens to pause work and reflect on blessings amid abundant goods and daily comforts. It emphasizes gratitude for national and state well being and urges a focus on thanks during the holiday.
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South Dakota
Elrod
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
Huron
Evangelistic Smith-Roper Meetings Reported
Yesterday’s Smith and Roper evangelistic gatherings drew about three hundred men for an afternoon address after a morning sermon on guidance from the Lord. The events reflect strong progress in the ongoing campaign.
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Smith-Roper
Death of Mrs Soles Pioneer Resident of Huron
Mrs Hiram Soles dies at home after thirteen months with a tumor. Funeral from the Catholic church at 10 o clock Saturday morning. She was a pioneer resident of Huron and is mourned by many friends.
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Hiram Soles
W. C. A. Convention Closes in Redfield
The thirteenth annual state convention of the Young Women's Christian Association met in Redfield and closed with an address by Dr Willis Parsons of Parsons College Fairfield Iowa. Speakers included Dr Seil Miss Theresa Wilbur National student secretary and Miss Lucy Helen Pearson state secretary. One hundred forty delegates attended from colleges high schools and city associations.
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The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Redfield
Willis Parsons
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Seil
Redfield College
Theresa Wilbur
Lucy Helen Pearson
Brandreths Laxative Promoted as Safe Family Remedy
The notice touts Brandreths Laxative as a safe family product for all ages with consistent dosing and effects. It claims herbal extracts and three year shelf life ensure purity and safety, denying any harmful ingredients.
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