Buronstems Opens Cloak Sale at Cory and McAdam
Ten articles on sale at the Department Store Saturday are noted in local chatter. F C Nutting traveled to Illinois this morning to advance Morris Land Agency interests. C M Wilson arrived from Wesington Tuesday to collect county seat news for the Times. A new steel bridge spans the river.
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F.C. Nutting
Illinois
Morris Land Agency
C. M. Wilson
Wessington
The
Times
Huron notices feature mill upgrade and local events
Dr. Carson of Scotland visits Huron while a new 25000 bushel steel elevator at Huron mill is praised. Local items cover weather affects duck hunting, retail sales, cattle shipments, sermons, weddings, and social visits among residents and movers in Beadle County with multiple names and places noted.
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Third Street
Dr. Carson
Scotland
Synodical
South Dakota
Huron
Huron Mill
Cattle dealer George McEathron sells Herefords in Minnesota
George McEathron leaves for Minneapolis Wednesday night to deliver four Herefords he raised and sold to Minnesota breeders for 3640. He reports Herefords are strong sellers and he has no trouble disposing of cattle at fancy prices.
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George McEathron
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mr. McEathron
Wilcox Sells Office Property in Prime Downtown Block
F M Wilcox sold to Coler Campbell an office on Third street with frontage from the alley west of the opera house lot to the Reigel building. Located in the citys best business district the property is valued highly. Price paid was 12000 dollars.
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Coler Campbell
Third Street
F. M. Wilcox
Opera House
Reigel
Halt Ordered on Central Life Assurance Polices
Insurance Commissioner Perkins stops Des Moines based Central Life Assurance from selling what appears to be a $5,000 straight life policy in Iowa. The plan actually pays $5,000 as twenty annual installments of $250, with obscured terms. Authorities warn the company to cease this policy form or risk revocation of its authority to operate in the state.
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Pierre
Perkins
Central Life Assurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Gym Opens With New Steam Heating and Classes
Manager Daum completes gym improvements including steam heating and showers. Fred Hutchins and Coler Campbell lead boys and men's classes, Miss Lorena King from Chicago University teaches women. Boys begin around October 20 and men and women around November 1.
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Daum
Fred Hutchins
Coler Campbell
Lorena King
Chicago University
Everitt Growing Presbyterian Work Progress
Rev. E. H. Grant returned from Everitt Tuesday where he worked for the Presbyterian Sunday school organized a year ago. Rev. Tell, a former Huron college student, leads the church and is pushing the construction of the new church with vigor. The foundation for the new church is laid.
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E. H. Grant
Everitt
Presbyterian
Tell
Huron College
Everitt Nears Completion as Thriving Missouri City
The completed 28 by 42 foot church is funded by strong Presbyterians who provide solid support. Mr. Grant notes excellent local crops and prosperous farmers. He predicts Everitt will grow rapidly into a thriving city and become a top Missouri city in a few years.
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Grant
Everitt
Missouri
Buffalo Hunt Planned by Scotty Philip on Sioux Reservation
The Sioux reservation will host a grand buffalo hunt organized by Scotty Philip. Philip controls a large herd and plans a single final roundup. Interest runs high with over two hundred letters from diverse people requesting invites. The date is not fixed but expected around late November when cool weather aids meat quality.
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Scotty Philip
Phillips
Pierre
College Notes Preview Big Football Game at Fair Grounds
Rev Brown of Wolsey Rev Carson of Scotland and Mr Farnsworth of Hurley visit the board of trustees on Wednesday. Aberdeen high school will meet the college at the fair grounds in a likely close contest. Work on the new dormitory has begun with ground surveyed and slated to break this week. The first floor should be completed by December 1. The faculty of music departed Thursday for Highmore to begin a statewide recital tour the first in a series. Secretary Hubbard aims to prove to state residents the musical faculty’s merit.
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Duke Simpson
W. Simpson
Robert
Belvidere
Ill
T. A
Niagara Falls
New York
Bill
Brown
Wolsey
Carson
Scotland
Farnsworth
Hurley
Aberdeen High School
Faculty of Music
Highmore
Hubbard
College Music Teaching Gains Ground In South Dakota Recitals
A college force in music education aims to prove its value by performing recitals in key towns of the state. The group will appear in Pierre next week to showcase progress and public support.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Methodist Annual Conference Opens in Aberdeen South Dakota
The M E Conference of the Methodist church in the South Dakota district opened in Aberdeen on Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. with Rev H S Wilkinson Presiding Elder Dobson and Rev P O Bunt in attendance. The schedule features opening exercises, devotional and mission sessions, sermons, round tables, anniversaries and a lay convention at the Presbyterian church through October 18 with a Bishop’s sermon closing.
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the Methodist Church
District of South Dakota
Aberdeen
H.S. Wilkinson
Dobson
P. O. Bunt
J. M. Baker
Sven Ecco Ance
W. F. M. Society
J. Robinson
General Missionary Society of New York
Cee Rmiss
Og Res
Ocie Cdbacnese
W. H. M. Society
Wm. Underwood
Evangelistic Round Table
DGS
B. Mhiangs
Wees
Ae GO
Wisceamane Kane
Epworth League
Temperance
Sta Dacs Apedawnan
Dakota University
The
Presbyterian Church
OE Os Hc
Wicca Csnanies
Miravés
The Convict's Daughter at Grand Opera House
The Convict's Daughter comedian drama opens at the Grand Opera House on October 19. The production is praised as magnificently staged with flawless casting and rapid climaxes, portraying a compelling life-like story with lively humor and natural sentiment.
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Grand Opera House
October Offer for St Paul Daily News Subscriptions
A historical notice announces a special October price for the St Paul Daily News subscriptions at one dollar for every non Sunday day of the year. Readers are urged to send their names and payment promptly before the offer ends.
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St. Paul Daily News
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James Valley Bank Bldg
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DR. C. 8S. Jones
James Valley Bank
Huron, South Dakota
G. A. Kelley
A. A. Chamberlain
Kelley & Chamberlain
Attorneys AT Law
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First National Bank
Ee AT Law
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Burnham, Trevett & Lattice
Pee Y
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Link
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Hills Block
J. P. Foster
Ontario Veterinary College
Thomas & Smith’s Real Estate Office
R. A. Tait
Standard Savings Bank
Snontractor
George Issenhuth
Hvron
Soura, Dakota
Cloak
Cory & McAdam
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Minn
Huron Milling Co
Cory &McAdam’s
Beadle County
Fred
Publishers Mutual
Houghton Block
Glenn Fasset
Alex. Kirkpatrick
Wessington Land Company
Indiana Points
Chicago
Jimmy Scott
Deadwood
Ward
P. O. Blunt
Carpenter
City
Court House
Asher
Charlie Bates
Yankton
John
J. H. Farnsworth
Arlington
J. W. Butterfield
Palmer
H. J. McGarvey
Foot-Schuiz Co
St. Paul
McGarvey
O.S. Basford
R. M. Barr
Frank
Bayard E. Beach
Bayard
Miss Chase
Corea
Synod of
M. F. Burney
Wokey
Michigan
L. C. Burney
Charles Henning
Northwest Blade
Eureka
Bismarck
Fr. O'Neill
Redfield
McEathron
Wilcox
Insurance Company
A. & T. Clothing House
West Third St
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New & Extensive
Stork
Appel & Thompson
College Notes
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