Rev Malley Resigns as Huron Baptist Pastor
Rev Cornelius Malley, pastor of the Baptist church in Huron, resigned his post to take effect January 1, 1902. A parish meeting followed the morning service with T H Hagen presiding and the vote accepted the resignation. Malley will stay until January 1 while a committee seeks a successor. He came to Huron from Lorraine New York in February last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Malley
Baptist Church
Huron Parish
T. H. Hagen
P. B. Lyon
Rev. Malley
Huron
Lorraine
New York
Call of Huron Baptists
Office in Trevett Mattis and Abell Bidg Upstairs
A space titled Office in Trevett Mattis and Abell Bidg Upstairs in Huron South Dakota is noted. The listing mentions a building location and upstairs office area with potential access details. No further particulars on lease terms or owner contact are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevett
Mattis & Abell Bidg
Huron, South Dakota
Huron
South Dakota
Burnham, Trevett & Watts m
Huron Items From Monday's Daily
Local notes report Richards Trust Co. in Huron for financial loans. Travel updates include conductor John Iverson and son visiting Carthage Mo and Rev Tell returning from services in Miller and St. Lawrence. Fred Rollins of Salem and his parents spent the weekend in town. Rev Maccaud visits Pierre for Episcopal services. Miss Ethel Hunt departs Owasso Mich after visiting E M Thomas's family. Special feature advertises the Congregational open evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rollins
The
North-Western Company
Salem
Rev. Maccaud
Pierre
Episcopal Church
Ethel Hunt
E. M. Thomas
Owasso
Mich
Congregational
Old-fashioned spelling school opening at church
Friday evening featured the introduction of an old-fashioned spelling school. First prize went to Lloyd Perkins. Mrs. Mason, state inspector for the Woman's Relief Corps South Dakota, inspected Huron camp last week and praised its work. The meeting closed with a social after the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Perkins
City council approves one cement walk resolution
At a Friday session the city council passed another cement walk resolution and approved liquidation of the payroll. Delayed season ends mean no more walks this year, but plans call for cement walks on most Huron streets and some byways. The latest order covers one block on the north side of Fourth street between Idaho and Iowa streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Fourth Street
Idaho
Iowa
Court House Beehive Real Estate Office Sees Rising October
The Register of Deeds office reports steady real estate business with October receipts near $400 and likely over $400 as land transfers and exchanges keep activity healthy. Cash book shows $370 by Monday morning, with month total expected to rise above four hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds Office
Register of Deeds’ Office
Register
Rummage Sale At College Building Announced
Rummage sale scheduled at the college building from November 4 to 9 offering great bargains and household items.
Furniture Repair and Upholstery Services
Local ad notes neat furniture repairing and upholstering. Client will call for pickup and return. Contact by phone 74. Signed by FP Kenyon.
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Kenyon
Howard Is Elected President Of State Mutual Fire Firms
At the annual meeting in Mitchell Chas. A. Howard of Aberdeen was chosen president. H. P. Packard of Redfield became vice president Jos Frudenfeld of Sioux Falls was secretary and Jos Lewis of Canton treasurer. Delegates from South Dakota Mutual Fire Merchants Mutual Equitable State Mutual and Commercial Mutual attended.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Mitchell
Chas
Jos. Freudenfeld
Sioux Falls
State Mutual
H. P. Packard
Redfield
O. A. Rudolph
Canton
Commercial Mutual
J. O. Walrath
Forty Thousand A Day Cattle Exports Signal Strong Start
North and west Dakota cattle shipments move briskly as November promises peak activity. Pierre to Chicago and Oakes area trains pass through Huron, delivering about fifty loaded cars daily to the Chicago market and about forty thousand dollars in stockgrower payments each day. Wealthy range leaders, weather-bronzed and successful, enjoy fortunes from ten thousand to three hundred thousand dollars as early shipments lead to the coming east of the Missouri river pastures and fattened herds in Hyde and Hand counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Pierre
Chicago
Oakes
Huron
North- Western
Missouri River
Hyde
Beadle County
Wanted a woman to do house work on a farm
Various notices report a farm housework position wanted by a family in the region. Community members named include Mrs. Margaret Donavan and daugh ter of Beresford visiting St. Martin's parsonage and a separate pipe of social, church, and civic items across Huron and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. McEathron
Margaret Donavan
Beresford
St. Martin’s Parsonage
Paul R. Shreck
Leona Keiser
Geo. H. Starring
E. J. Warner
Cheyenne River Agency
St. Martin’s Church
Garvin Concert Company to Perform at Methodist Church
Garvin Concert company will present temperance music and eloquence at the Methodist church on Friday and Saturday evenings under the YWCTU auspices. The troupe is urged for temperance support and generous patronage, with a collection the first night and 15 cents on the second night.
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Garvin
Huron Odd Fellows Mark Twentieth Anniversary Celebration
Huron Odd Fellows celebrate twenty years in the city with a supper and dance at their hall on Friday. Havey J. Rice will speak on lodge history during social hour. remaining charter members in town include Harvey J. Rice W A Ritschlag A J Willis and Harry Rowe. Arrangements committee lists H J Ward Geo T Grove C O N McIlvaine A Lampe J D Swenson.
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Huron Odd Fellows
Havey J. Rice
Harvey J. Rice
W. A. Ritschlag
A. J. Willis
Harry Rowe
Ranch Interests Surface West of Missouri River
A report notes a party named Ganette showing interest in ranch property located west of the Missouri River, with current activity indicating ongoing negotiations or inquiry. The article centers on land acquisition prospects and regional property movement.
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Ganette
Missouri River
New Freight Rates Set for South Dakota
Freight agents for the Chicago and North-Western prepare a new schedule effective November 1 for South Dakota points. The rate reduction lowers local passenger fares to three cents a mile from four, enabling thousands of travelers to save about a quarter on trips. Railway Commissioner Kirkpatrick, visiting the city, praises the concession as delivering material benefits to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North-Western
South Dakota
Kirkpatrick
Bates to Return to Alaskan Gold Fields Next Season
DIRECT FROM DAWSON Chas A Bates son of Deputy United States Surveyor Chas Bates formerly of Yankton stopped in Huron to visit his uncle John O Bates. He just returned from the Klondyke and will winter at Yankton then head back to Alaska next season. The Skagway to Chilcoot line carries hundreds daily, fare twenty dollars for 112 miles. Some mines have been uncovered recently and the country grows more eastern in outlook as Bates brothers plan renewed gold pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Bates
United States
Chas. Bates
Yankton
Huron
John O. Bates
Mr. Bates, Jr
Klondyke
Skagway
Chilcoot
Bates
Bond Election Sought to Drill Artesian Wells at Lake Byron
Lake Byron voters face a November 5 bond measure to fund two artesian wells to water the lake in all seasons. Citizens of Huron have already raised 1000 dollars to assist. engineers have located wells on the northeast and southwest corners, with total project cost estimated at 3000 dollars.
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Lake Byron
Huron
John H. King
Oscar Ricker
Advertised Letters at Huron Postoffice Week Ending October 26
List of uncalled letters includes H. Id, Ss Brewer, A Ferguson, Chas Norton, Miss Dorthy Schweikhart, Frank Schwartz, J C Stanton, L C N Cooper. Postmaster notes.
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Huron Postoffice
H. Ss. Brewer
A. Ferguson
Chas
Norton
Dorthy Schweikhart
Frank Schwartz
J.C. Stanton
L. C. N. Cooper
Return of Favorites at Opera House Next Week
Chase Lister company performs all new repertoire including plays songs and dances at the Opera House next week. Monday night features The Senator's Daughter. Admission 35 cents with 15 25 35 cent tiered pricing. Also advertised four Rambouillet rams for inquiry to John H Miller in Huron.
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Beadle County
Chase-Lister Company
Opera House
Very Low Rates to International Live Stock Exposition
Low fare to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition via the North-Western Line. Round trip price is one fare plus 2 dollars with return included. Tickets available through Chicago & North-Western Railway agents.
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Chicago
North-Western
United
Chicago & North-Western Railway
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Variety Store
Black Cat
H. J. Rice
Dakota Ave
Huron, S. D
F. B. McGarvey
C. A. Kelley
Real Estate and Insurance
Dak Ave
Attorney AT Law
Hama
Buildtate
Cot
Law
H. S. Mouser
Geass
M. E. Walton, D. D. S
Frankie Wyands
Highmore, 8. D
Richards Trust Co
John Iverson and Son
Carthage
Tell
West
Miller and
St. Lawrence
the City Council
Court House Beehive
Howard
State Convention of Mutual Insurance Companies
Aberdeen Man
Joe Sauer
Aberdeen
J. A. Sauer Cigar Manufacture and Tobacconist
Philip Lawrence
Geo. Brown
Court House
O'Neil
Fourth
Utah Streets
W. Hutchinson
Dakota Division
Winona
Hutchinson
Frank D. Gay
Union County
A. S. Kittredge
W. 8. Davis
Illinois
Geo. A. Poe
Hitchcock
Prof. Schoenert
Miller
Geo. T. Jamieson
Sioux Falls Press
I. A. Keith
Lake Preston
Aberdeen News
T. H. Null
D. B. Jeffris
Attorney Lynch
Madison
Margaret W. Demaree
Illinois Training School For Nurses
A. Bushfield
W. H. Smith
Omar T. Demaree
the Star
Franklin, Ind
W.S. Demaree
Gilkey
T. M. Jeffris
Bruce Jeffris
Janesville
Wis
B. M. Rowley
Kerr
J. O. Dobson
E. C. Walton
Rev Jas. Walton
Gettysburg
Standard Savings Bank
O. P. Taylor
Y’s
Desmond
John T. Donavan
Agnes Doling
Sutherland
M. L. French
State Bank of
Onida
Geo. Fullinweider
H. R. Palmer
Oldham
Archie Brown
Hawarden
Haron
Pierce Bunt
Ohio Street
Mitchell Republican
Kelley Land Agency
Ethan
Artie Drake
J. E. Patten
Wessington
Times
Mr. Patten
Salem Special
Dad Bishop’s Or
Garvin Concert Company
Odd Fellows
H. J. Ward
Geo. T. Grove
N. McIlvaine
A. Lampe
J. D. Swenson
Tl. Booth
Carvoote
Laws Couloins
Ln Ld
ODL
Geokh, Siouen Dry, Veods Yoours
Dawson
Rambouillet Rams
John H. Miller
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