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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
5
A September 1905 resolution directs building a sidewalk along Kota Avenue from Fourth to Fifth streets. If abutting owners fail to build by October 9, 1905, the city may construct and levy a special assessment to recoup costs. City Clerk N. M. Wardall and Mayor J. A. Cleaver approved.
City of Huron South Dakota adopts an ordinance setting curb locations and park widths on city streets. Sections specify curb distances on multiple streets and prohibit deviations by individuals or firms without permission. Attested by Clerk N M Wardall and Governor Cleaver.
The State of South Dakota filed a circuit court summons in Beadle County for Caroline Hoge deceased heirs such as Hatcher and Eliza O Connell and Hannah Hatcher as legatees and devisees with a complaint dated September 23 1905. Defendants must answer within thirty days after service to avoid court relief.
Notice is hereby given to creditors and claimants of Charles T Cooper deceased to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to George Kerr administrator in Beadle County South Dakota. Dated October 3 1905.
Conveyances recorded in the register of deeds show transfers including RE Brown to RE Hartman lot 3g 15-109-65 Sylva J Creasey to Parish B Lyon lot 18 bik 14 20d Huron S Investment Reality Co lots 12-14 bik ssh y Huron 2500 dollars, W Edgecomb to eet 6-7 bik 58, James Hanskutt to Statira Mar lots 16-18 bik 3f and 16-18 bik 3 lst add, Wolsey Albert R Koch to George F Fox sw 2-100-60 2625 dollars, H French part of ou eat oO, sheriff to Caroline Carpenter, Newman to Ella R Bay, Reeves to Frederick Reeves lots 1-2, and other adjoining transfers through October 2 1905.
The Choral Union, led by Prof. Anderson, closes a successful year and readies cantatas operas and oratorios. Officers elected: President M. D. Whitman, Vice President M. E. Walton, Secretary unspecified, Treasurer F. B. Washburn, Librarian Vanderstein, Executive Com Dr. Walton Julia Vanderstein Mr. Roberts. Next meeting October 10 at 8 pm. nonmembers welcome. membership free. music provided by the Union. A rental notice for a large furnished front room on Third Street follows.
Advertisement notes Bayard Beacs and City Bakery with a claim of the best bread and options for buying selling insuring or borrowing on property.
An advertisement touts Mi o Na as the essential stomach remedy and “vital center” for overall health. It claims the stomach nourishes all organs via nutrition and asserts cures of heart liver and kidney issues with Mi o Na, offered by H Longstaff with a health restoration guarantee and a 50 cent bar sample.
A brief note describes October weather as bright and blue with clear skies. It mentions Gotcher's light blue weather as a local reference and atmosphere in the scene.
The Polo Visitor of the 23rl describes Caldwell E P Caldwell engine works now at Polo Illinois where a sixty horse power simple engine drives the factory line with Summit steam engine powering heavy machinery. Visitors from Washington witnessed demonstrations running at 5 000 rpm and 750 pounds steam pressure proving the plant’s potential and attracting railroad officials.
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 9 of Huron marked the 50th founding anniversary with Odd Fellows in the hall. The program featured solos by Lydia Ritschlag Ivy Kemerer Mrs H J Ward Alice Longren and Miles Walton plus Grace Gibbs piano and a duet by Florence Ward and her father. Past Grand Master O S Basford of Redfield delivered the anniversary address and a social hour followed with luncheon.
A special sale on Saturday October 14 offers sheets pillow cases and towels used at the dormitory during the state fair. There are 186 sheets described as extra quality 24¢ yards long and 24 yards wide. None have been launched more than twice and many only once.
The families express sincere gratitude to friends who assisted with the burial of their child. May God bless you. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. VanNess and Mr. and Mrs. Holpen Cook and Family.
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