Huronite notices and local visitors fill week
Local society notes report Mise Anna Payson and Mrs. Fred Bager visiting Wolsey and Huron friends. Prof Brown and Prof Nottstein return from travel. Dr VanDalsem reports births at local homes. Mrs. McWhorter and Miss Henson visit from Miller and St Paul. County events, court sessions, and entertainment updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Anna Payson
Wolsey
Fred Bager
Huron Friends
Prof. Brown
H.P. Madden
Castlewood
VanDalsem
John Fagiseng
S. A. McWhorter
Miller
Henson
St. Paul
Huron
Frank Basford
Huronite Force
Redfield
Brown County
Prof. Nottstein
Huron College
Joe Daum
John Struiff
Hand County
Shiltler Edom
Miller challenges county convention count in Huron
J H Miller states that at the late Republican county convention in Huron an error misreported the majority against him for county commissioner in the third district. He claims the correct tally shows he had a clear plurality and should have been the nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Miller
Huron
Death of Mrs Somers in Wolsey after fainting
Mrs. Somers mother of Jay Somers, liveryman of Wolsey, died suddenly from heart trouble after fainting in the street. D O Root and Mert Knowlton, visiting Wolsey, assisted at the scene and carried her to a restaurant where a doctor pronounced the cause. Her death is a sad blow to Beadle county residents with condolences from The Huronite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Root
Mert Knowlton
Wolsey
Somers
Jay Somers
Mr. Root
Sale of School Lands Auction Details
Public auction at the courthouse Last Monday included sale transactions for half interest in lots in Fisher and Foster's addition to Haron J L Oblwine and others. Also conveyed are single lots in blocks 6 2 5 11 in said addition to Huron and Beach with specific lot numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fisher & Foster's
Haron
J L
Draymen Strike Over North Western Freight Handling
Hiurga witnesses a bona fide strike as draymen refuse to haul freight from the North Western due to a too small freight house force. They blame slow bills and misplaced goods, expect a quick settlement by Mr. McCarty, and note North Western must provide accessible cars and adequate staff. No serious trouble anticipated upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiurga
North-Western
McCarty
Draymen
North Western
Cooper Branstead Wedding in Sioux Falls
On Sunday September 23 1906 Charles N Cooper of Huron and Miss Branstead of Scotland South Dakota were married at the home of J B Nelson on South Duluth Avenue with Rev Frank Fox officiating The ceremony drew a small group of friends from central South Dakota and the couple were described as among the area’s most popular residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Soon Depart for Huron Home
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, guests at Cataract hotel, plan to depart soon for their future home in Huron. Charles N. Cooper has lived in Dakota 23 years and is widely known and respected. His bride, a Yankton County native, is popular in the region for her many virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cooper
Huron
Charles N. Cooper
Dakota
Yankton County
Sioux Falls Prees
Engineer Pinkert Killed In Western Division Crash
An engineer from the North Western died in a division west of the river near Fort Pierre when his engine ditched. The fireman escaped with minor injuries. Pinkert was well known to local crews, and his funeral was to be held after remains were brought in from Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Western
Grim Reaper
Pinkert
Fort Pierre
Pickert
Mathood
Pierre
Reedy Marries Mabel Phillips at Bride's Home
John H. Reedy wed Miss Mabel Phillips at eight this morning in a ceremony at the bride’s home conducted by Rev. F W Leng. The event was noted as pretty and impressive with Miss Susie as flower girl and a ring bearer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Reedy
Mabel Phillips
F. W. Leng
Susie
WEDDING BREAKFAST FOR LOCAL COUPLE IN HURON
A Bountiful wedding breakfast greeted guests as the bride, daughter of Chas Phillips, becomes a city grown woman. The groom, a popular conductor on the Chicago North Western, is well known in Huron. The couple left on the morning train for Chicago and will return in about two weeks to begin housekeeping on Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Phillips
Chicago & North-Western
Huron
Chicago
Beach Street
Hitchcock Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Mr Charlie Myers and Miss Maude Voorhes were united in marriage in Hitchcock at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. F E Hudson. After a brief wedding journey they will return to Hitchcock to make their home as well wishers extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Myers
Maude Voorhes
Hitchcock
F. E. Hudson
Baptist Church
Houronite
Mrs Fosnaugh Slightly Improved After Gasoline Stove Burn
Mrs John Fosnaugh of Third Street suffered severe burns on an arm and side when a gasoline stove exploded Sunday afternoon. Passersby rolled her on the grass and tore away her burning clothing to extinguish the flames. She lies in extreme pain but is reported as much improved by attending doctors. No house damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Taylor
VanDalsem
Ed. Fuglisang
John Fosnaugh
Third Stret
Fosnaugh
Fosnaughas
Yeeeahome
Seoalta
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He. Maes
Tee “Gumss
Norm Wardall
Alfred Smith
Highmore
Messrs
Crofcot and
Wallace
Aberdeen
Arthur Keene
Sioux City
W. H. Thrall
Worthing
S. C
Yankton
O. B. Davies
Bigham
Brown
Tyler
College
H. 8
Presbyterians
South Dakota Horse and Jack Importing Co
J. A. Atwater
Wessington
Col. Wallace
Crofoot
Crofcot
Coe I. Crawford
Nineteenth Century Club
Clara Hughey
Adam Bede
Harry Burke
North-Western Dental College
Harry
South Dakota
Jack Importing
Las
St. Joseph
Floyd Valentine
Mitchell
Mr. Jennings
World Building
Dak
Pinkett
Charles Myers
Maud . van Voorhes
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