Huron Items Reflect Local News and Moves
Huron items cover visits by C A Blake C H Bartt and others with arrivals from Minneapolis and Des Moines. Local business promotions, a sale at Sam Appel's, and a new C N W timetable are noted along with county political plans and a De Smet Huron ball game summary.
Passengers of the China Include Missionaries Bound for Asia
Among the steamer China’s passengers leaving San Francisco August 28 were seven missionaries. Three were for Hong Kong and four for north China. Two travelers for north China were Mrs. F. D. Wilder and her son George, formerly of Huron, now commissioned to teach at a Tung Chow college near Pekin. George Wilder studied at our High School, then Yankton for three years, finished his college work at Oberlin, and began theology at Yale seminary.
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China
San Francisco
Hong Kong
North China
Huron
F. D. Wilder
George
American Board
Tung Chow
Pekin
Wilder
Yankton
Oberlin
Yale Seminary
South Dakota Weather Service Crop Bulletin Sept 4 1894
The week was extremely warm with cool nights and high winds. no rain caused widespread crop failure east of the Missouri River. Wheat shipped for feed, stock water shortage, and dry soil halted plowing. Black Hills reports show best threshing in ten years near Custer. Redfern Pennington oats and potatoes yield high, while overall prospects fade. Crop season closes with thanks to correspondents.
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Missouri River
Black Hills
Custer County
Redfern Pennington County
South Dakota Weather Service
Lincoln Republican Club Reorganizes at Armory Hall
Huron Sept 5 meeting planned for Lincoln Republican Club at Armory hall Saturday at 8 pm to reorganize and prepare campaign work. Officers may be elected. Includes notices on local arrivals, sickness, bindery books, and North-Western Railway home seekers excursions for Sept 11 and 25 and Oct 9 1894 with details to be mailed.
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Huron
Lincoln Republican Club
Armory Hall
Joan L. Pyte
C. B. Fett
North-Western Railway
W. A. Thrall
North-western Line
Chicago
Reduced Rail Rates To Principal Summer Resorts
Reduced rates to the principal summer resorts of the United States are now on sale via the North-Western line. For particulars apply to agents Chicago & North-Western Railway.
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United States
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Lynching of Six Negroes Near Millington Tennessee
In Memphis on September 3 a mob of about 50 unmasked men lynched six Black prisoners near Kerrville while en route to Millington for a preliminary exam. Deputy Sheriff Richardson led the wagon group and faces warrants as officials vow vigorous action. An inquest blamed unknown parties for the deaths.
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Memphis
Tenn
Millington
Millington Fair
Kerrville
Richardson
Cooper
Criminal Court
Severe drought grips western New York farms
Drought devastates Chautauqua and Erie counties as streams dry up and grasshoppers spread. Ontario shares the parched fate with wells and dairies suffering. farmers fear fire, stock starvation, and a milk shortage unless heavy rainfall arrives soon.
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New York
BuFfraLo
N. Y
New Bo
Chautauqua
Erie
Ontario
Lake Chautauqua
Hundreds Destitute After Hinckley and Sandstone Fires
The relief committee reports 200 bodies found in Hinckley and 46 at Sandstone with more still unreached. A conductor says Sandstone is worse, with about 200 burned and people digging for potatoes and carrots and lacking clothing.
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Pine City
Minn
Relief Committee
Hinckley
Sandstone
Minnesota
Fires Rage Across Michigan In Worst Season Yet
Fires sweep Tuscola county including Gagetown with residents fencing buildings to guard them. Michigan Central engineers note the fires are the worst seen in the state as Bay county reports dwindling flames and clear air for the first time in two weeks.
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Bay City
Mich
Tuscola County
Gagetown
Michigan Central
Mackinaw
Bay County
Forty Buildings Burned in Muscoba Fire
A village fire at Muscoba Wisconsin started by children playing with matches destroyed about forty buildings, including homes and stores, leaving 25 families homeless. The blaze began around 2 p.m. in a barn as wind from the southwest spread sparks across the town.
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Muscoba
Wis
Boscosel
Duluth Road Freights Only To Pine City After Disaster
The Duluth road suspended all passenger trains except those to White Bear Stillwater and Taylors Falls. Freight trains carry supplies to Pine City while hundreds in St Paul and nearby cities seek passage to Pine City and Hinckley for relief efforts, fearing friends may have perished.
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St. Paul
Duluth
White Bear
Stillwater
Taylor’s Falls
Pine City
Hinckley
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Dakota
Canada
Shannon & Longstaff
J. C. Klemme
Nsurance
South Dakota
Beadle County Abstract Co
H. G. Wilde
John L. Pyle
Ttorney
First National Bank
E. H. Aplin
Opera House
S. M. West
Reed Block
Huron, 8. D
Firet National
C. W. Bair
Law
Huron, South Dakota
E. C. Patterson
C. A. Blake
C. H. Bartt
Minneapolis
Maris Taylor
W. A. Cawood
Miller
Sam Appel
E. H. Grant
May Todman
Hawarden
Charley Blount
Iowa
Will Marston
la Porte
Ind
California
S. M. J. Dinneen
Dakota House
Steve
de Smet
Fowler
Martino
E. W. Miller
City
Sioux Falls
C. M. Daley
Yankton College
W. W. Smith
Ice Man
E. H. Vance
Wessington
Phil Danning
Emmetsburg
A. D. Uin
Volga
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Mallock
The
North American Review
Bunt
Wm. Saxton
Saxton
Pittsburg
Penn
John Hayes
Fort Pierre
Hughes
Rapid City
Falls
Sanborn
McCullough
Blunt
East
Pierre
Tere
John Burke
Harry Sanborn
John L. Spalding
Peorie
Maggie Teuber
Swenson
Sioux
Commissioner Grant
U. S
Harvey Millan
West
Harv
West Third Street
F. H. Holton
Beadle County
Kar
Madison Daily Leader
Gerner
Department of Soutra
Daxora
Grond
Republic
Watertown
S. C
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. Charlies Hotel
St. Charles
Gettysburg Battle Field
J. A. Rogers
W. A. North
Freeman Thayer
Frank Lillibridge
Sully
Burlingtop
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Carpenter
L. D. Lyon
Kingsbury County
Mathewson
O. G. Culver
Culver & Smith
Dave Smith
Culver
Martin
J. W. Griffith
J. W
Lena Fieldman
Lane
Chas. A. Wheelon
Denver
Bruce M. Rowley
Bruce
Wheelon, Bailey and
Haskins
Aberdeen
E. I. Barton
Barrett Township
R. A. Provuproor
James T. Ohlwine
H. C. Hinckley
W. A. Lynch
John McClernon
J. B. Carter
Geo. A. Poe
Hitchcock
Plankinton
Phillip Eyre
Heron
State Equal Suffrage Association
Walter Carpenter
Will Z. Pay
Oakwood
A. Blake
Duke of
Salem
Blake
Salvation Army
D. P. Ward
Baptist
Lindsay Schools
State Baptist Convention
Madison
Young People’s Union
W. R. Tait
Austin
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
S. W. Gienn
Lincoln Republicans
Chas. N. Cooper
S. Dakota
CO. E. Barrows
Michigan