October 8 1886 City of Huron news and building notes
Newspaper fragment from Huron South Dakota notes progress in the town. It mentions new streetcar or telegraphic signals, a four point station, several weekly papers, a brick school house, heated blocks, and local taxation rates. References to population and local industry appear in terse terms.
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South Ifleet
Betis County
Bea
Eaye Harog
Pleasant visit of Hon. Wm. D. Hill to Dakota fair
Ohio figure Wm. D. Hill arrived at the depot to cheers from a large crowd and the LaCeTah Commandery band. He spoke about Dakota’s growth since its 1861 organization, his intent to visit briefly, and support for statehood while noting the territory’s progress and political questions.
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Wm. D. Hill
LaCeTah Commandary Band
Hill
Dakota
Daja Mt Hill
Medik
Ob Toadin
Unkota
Deere Gifford
Washin
Congress
Washington
Weather Signals and Fair Week Notices in Huron
Public notices detail weather signal flags at Black's Clothing House predicting temperature, along with rail schedules for routes between Lake Benton Huron Pierre Watertown Centerville and other towns. The article also covers a speech by Mr Hill, farm society events, theater plans, and local arrivals in Huron during fair week.
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Black
Washington
Jacobson
Diomen
Fine Shoes Dunlap’s 8d Street Opens for Fall Goods
Local shop announces new stock of Fall clothing and furnishing goods arriving. Photo rooms open and business resumes at 4 in the afternoon over Davis & son. For girl wanted and general helpers sought to join the staff. Contact Polack’s complete stock for inquiries.
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Toome
Davis & Sr i
Extension of C. N. W. R. of Redfield Promoted
Informal notice notes call at N. H. office for details on extending the C. N. W. R. line north of Redfield. Readers urged to contact local office for further information.
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N.H. ‘Merrill
Jim Near
Redfield
Shoes Shoes Dunlap’s on Third Street Adverts Property Offer
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Dunlap’s shoe shop on Third Street opposite the Gas Opera House advertising large investors seeking nets and supply with farm properties. Not all details readable.
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Third Street
Grand Opera House
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Davis & Keron, Proprietors
Fivnon Dakota
City OF Huron
Ohio
Lake Benton
Huron
Lake Ben
Brookings
Pierre
Blunt
Highmore
Miller
St. Lawrence
Wessington
Wolsey
Pierr
Columbia
Aberdeen
Northville
Athol
Crandad
Hitchcock
Broadland
Watertown
Henry
Clark
Raymond
Doland
Frankfort
Red
Centerville
Huon
Centervi
Berry & Alexander
Star Clothing House
Lee Schuman
Sugita
Be OG
Dak. Dak
Nes OH
Gov. Pl
Hp W. Abell
L. H
Lole J
Oliver
A. M. Bowdle
Mitchell
Mr. Taylor
Oe County Agricultural Society
S. Grant Dowell
Norfolk
W.S. Peterson
Jamil
Rower
Dunlap’ S
8D Street
Jeep
Dunlap'’S
Territorial Farmers’ Alliance
Ayeta
Rae
SE Ee Hamilton Kerr
Fare
Alva
Graves
Baker’s
Jewelry
Barre
H. J. Bingham
Clements
Bingham & Clements
Sioux Falls, Dakota
Herod
Tremont House
C. W. Gould
Huron Grist
Bramwell & CO
ST. Lawrence Roller Mill
Builders and Contractors
Peter Smith
Heater
Mankato
Chmen't
Merr
Western Town Lot Company
LA Pole
Busi
T CO
SH Srman
Chicago
Onan
Pamaany
T. M. Graha
Second Street