Justice Hall Opens September Circuit Court Sessions
The September term of Circuit court opened with Judge Campbell presiding. Officers include John Wood district attorney J H Alexander clerk F E Granger stenographer and Geo W Longstaff sheriff. The calendar lists 48 cases six criminal and 42 civil with two to three more criminal filings anticipated. A robbery and incendiary case against Joe Hayes led to a not guilty plea and appointment of Fred E Grant as attorney. A horse stealing case against J R Casteline was dismissed after state arguments. Jury list with numerous residents follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Campbell
John Wood
J. H. Alexander
F. E. Granger
Geo. W. Longstaff
Joe Hayes
Fred E. Grant
Hayes
J. R. Casteline
Messrs. Hurd
Gates
Hand County
Weather Crop Bulletin Highlights Frost and Dry Conditions
The week saw above normal temperatures with several hot days and dry winds. Light frost occurred on Saturday morning with killing frost in eastern counties, soils are dry with low water in wells, and rainfall was below normal except in the southeast where some rains aided pastures and late corn.
Store Closing For Hebrew Calendar New Year and Atonement
Our store will be closed on Thursday the 19th and Saturday the 28th as the New Year 5656 begins and the Day of Atonement is observed from evening to evening.
Chronic Malaria Remedies Highlight Peruna Cure
An article discusses three forms of chronic malaria and argues quinine fails to cure the disease. It promotes Peruna as a reliable remedy and offers a free medical book from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus, Ohio. The rest covers county business notes on levies, road poll abatement, seed wheat notes, and coal bids in Beadle county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perona Drug Manufaturing Company
Columbinas
Ohio
Inspector Clausen Denies Elevator Grade Fix Conspiracy
State Grain Inspector Clausen states terminal elevator men cannot fix grain grades. He explains public warehouses must store and release grain by the established grades with exact records. He notes no benefit to any combination and cites Duluth records showing No 1 hard and No 1 artes predominance, with smut affecting some lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paw
Clausen
Duluth
Northern
Uth
Board adjourns over valuations in Hitchcock and Cavour
The board met on September 2 1895 and adjourned after a dispute involving members C Martin Johnson Fowler Ruggles Thompson and County Auditor. A motion proposed reducing the valuation of village town lots owned by the Western Town Lot Co to five dollars per lot for 1894. The board adjourned to meet September 3 1895 at 9 o'clock a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Resente
Martin
Johnson
Fowler
Beadle County Ledger Says Board OKs Numerous County Bills
The September 3 1895 board meeting audited and allowed numerous bills for seed wheat janitors salaries and various county offices. Items include payments to R B Brockway F W Fowler H Vance F A Munson and others with sums ranging from small to about 125 dollars. A coroner fee and tax levies for 1895 are noted along with a summary of county funds and uncollected taxes. A band supper fundraiser is announced for the opera house with a 25 cent price including band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
B Brockway
Pspeason
W Fowler
A Munson
Salar
J Ward
Ed Sterling
G Wilde
M Rogers
H Vance
Palmer
Waibel & Donaldson
Bramwell
Herman Kelley
Snyder
Santis Pauper
A Hebron
Nisbaleee
Ukedse
Geo Fessensen
Artestance
Nance Township
EH Vance
Omnashans
Fowler
Tisdale
Susie Oailee
H Alexander
Jos Gillfillin
Uer
Albert Blount
R Ramsell
Chas Derscheid
G ‘Kelley
Shannon & Longstaff
Honale
Mat Siala
Catting
H Boos
Thompson
Carter Pub Co
Colcord
Sage Tv
Ak Endoes
Eal Coco
Mi CA Te
al Ey Oak Stee
Aes
Annon Ng
Sr Saee
D Johnson
Wiley
Mary
Maggie
South Dakota
State Board of
Stein
Opera House
Miss Hartford Coming Home from China Mission
A cablegram from Foo Chow says Miss Mabel Hartford sailed for America on Sept. 5 after escaping a mob attack at Ku Cheng. Miss Althea Todd and Miss Miranda Croucher of the M E church will depart for China Monday via the Canadian Pacific. Todd is appointed for Ku Cheng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hartford
Boston
Foo Chow
Mabel Hartford
Ku Cheng
America
Althea Todd
Miranda Croucher
M. E. Church
China
Canadian Pacific
Miss Todd
Olympic Club Hosts Member Boxing Night in New Orleans
The Olympic club staged bouts of boxers drawn from its members in New Orleans on September 6. A large crowd attended with many women invited to watch, as fighters wore athletic suits during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Olympic Club
Ironwood Bond Suit Goes in Favor of City Ironwood
Judge Swan of the U S court at Marquette rules in favor of Ironwood in the suit by the Manhattan company of New York seeking 125000 worth of bonds bought by a brokerage firm that later failed. The decision settles the dispute over bond purchases and assigns costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood, Mich
Swan
United States Court At
Marquette
Manhattan Company of New York
City of
Ironwood
Iron
Business Men as Deputies Guard Mine Property
A special to The Wisconsin reports in Negaunee Michigan that M Maitland of the Cambria and Lillie mines appealed to Mayor Foley for protection for new pump men and engineers from strikers. Local business leaders were sworn in as deputies and are guarding the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Negaunee
Mich
M Maitland
Cambria and
Lillie
Foley
Letter Carriers Choose Next Meeting City
The National Association of Letter Carriers adjourned sine die at its session in Grand Rapids Michigan. Philadelphia was selected as the next meeting place for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Association of Letter Carriers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Crum May Miss International Games After Injury
John V. Crum, sprinter for the New York Athletic Club, may be unable to compete in the international games after injuring his leg at the New Jersey games on Labor Day. He twisted the leg just as he reached the tape, and the injury still troubles him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crum
New York
John V. Crum
New York Athletic Club
National Association of Postoffice Clerks Gather in St Paul
Telegraphic briefs note the postoffice clerks’ national session in St Paul, reports on Rosebud agency troubles denied, and financial woes of Chicago’s Iroquois club. Actor Richard Mansfield risks illness, and Senator Gray indicates no objection to Cleveland’s 1896 nomination. Susan W. Talmadge’s will probate grants $166,000 to her husband T. De Witt T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Postoffice Clerks
St. Paul
Rosebud Sioux Agency
Iroquois Club
Democratic Organization of
Chicago
Richard Mansfield
Garrick Theater
New York City
Senator Gray
Delaware
Cleveland
Susan W. Talmadge
T. de Witt T
Baseball scores from the day on the diamond
In the Western League at Milwaukee Grand Rapids lost 9 to 6. In the National League New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1. Pittsburg beat Washington 9 to 1. Baltimore downed Cleveland 4 to 1. Philadelphia fell to Louisville 9 to 8. Brooklyn lost to Chicago 3 to 5. Boston shutout St Louis 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louisville
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Grain Prices and Market Report from Milwaukee
Milwaukee news notes a dull flour market with grain prices listed. WHEAT No 2 spring 57 3 4c No 1 Northern 59 14c December 59 3 4c. CORN No 3 6c. OATS No 2 white 22c No 3 white 21 4 21 2 c. BARLEY No 2 42c on track 44c wd. RYE No 1 4c.
Wheat Price Report from DuLutTa on Septembr 9 1595
Market note from DuLutTa lists cash wheat No 1 hard at 564c and No 1 Northern at 55 3 4c September Nos 1 Northern at 553 1 2c December No 1 Northern at 514 3 4c and May No 1 Northern at 614c. Prices reflect the era and grain contracts with bids noted across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuLutTa
Wheat Prices and Futures Report from Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis market notes recorded on September 9 1895 show wheat futures with September at 55 cents December 5554 May 5944c. On Track No 1 hard 56 no 1 northern 554gc and No 2 Northern 54c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Market Report from St Paul Union Stock Yards September 9 1895
No hogs on the market and no trading done. Cattle receipts 400 with good demand for stockers and feeders. range of prices 3.95 to 4.05 for hogs. sheep receipts none with limited demand for good sheep. lambs and common sheep not wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Union Stock Yards
South St. Pau
Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market report dated September 9 1895 shows hogs fairly active with 5 cent declines and price ranges from 3 90 to 4 55 for light to mixed hogs. Cattle native cows steady westerns down 10 cents. beeves 3 50 to 5 70, cows and heifers 1 40 to 3 75, western cattle 2 75 to 4 30. Sheep quiet but steady. Receipts: hogs 23 000, cattle 23 000, sheep 17 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd. Bridge
Oro
Wolf
Balary
Peor Farm
Register of Deeds
Chicago
Closing prices for wheat corn oats and meats
Prices at closing show wheat September 57 1/2 cents December 59 1/2 cents May 68 1/2 cents Corn September 32 cents October 81 1/2 cents November 30 3/4 cents December 28 1/2 cents May 29 1/2 cents Oats September 19 3/4 cents October 18 1/2 cents December 18 34 cents May 21 cents Pork September 3 25 dollars October 8 30 dollars January 99 5/24 cents Lard September 5 82 dollars October 5 85 dollars January 5 83 cents Short ribs September 5 35 dollars October 5 37 44 dollars January 84 92 34 cents
Strikers Refuse Compromise Amid Factory Talks
Two Rivers Wisconsin September 7. The Two Rivers Manufacturing plant submitted a proposal to its 300 striking workers. The company seeks a system change effective March 1 with no delay in duties. The strikers demand abolition of the system by October 10 and are continuing to hold out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Rivers
Wis
Two Rivers Manufacturing A
Eee Fae
Portspurg Workers Threaten Strike Over Pay Increase
PortspuRG dispatch reports unskilled workers planning a Tuesday strike seeking a 1244 percent raise. The union cites 3000 members and warns that production could halt in many factories if manufacturers refuse to concede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portspurg
Fire destroys six business buildings in Carrolton
A disastrous blaze in Carrolton leads to the destruction of six business buildings after starting in the M. and M. Dinkelspiel general merchandise store at 12:30. The total property loss is estimated at $65,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrolton
Dinkelspiel
Durrant Trial Focuses on Emanuel Church Diagram
In San Francisco on September 7 the Theodore Durrant trial was calm and dull with the day largely spent detailing the church diagram exhibits presented by both prosecution and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Emanuel Church
Farmers Hit Hard by Hog Cholera at Shell Rock
Atsert Lea Minn Sept 7 farmers near Shell Rock report heavy hog losses from cholera with 50 to 60 animals per farm dead and total losses around 33000 as the disease runs unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atsert Lea
Minn
Shell Rock
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure in Beadle County
Notice of foreclosure sale following a Circuit Court judgment dated August 7 1895 for Mortimer D Hathaway against multiple defendants. Real estate includes Lots 5 and 6 in Block 4 First Railway Addition to Huron. Sale set for October 26 1895 at 2 pm at the front door of the Huron Courthouse for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs. Gro W Longstaff sheriff. First pub Sept 12 last pub Oct 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
State of
South Dakota
County of
Beadle
Mortimer D. Hathaway
Charles M. Harrison
Frederick M. Wilcox
G. A. Mathews
P. C. Murphy
R. S. Lyon
George Lilly
Louis Patanud
Horace Fishback
Huron
Register of Deeds
City of
Gro. W. Longstaff
Beadle County
A. W. Burtt
Jesse Gilbert
Lizzie Gilbert
L. H. Hole
John H. Miller
Bown
Readie
Dekots
Debots
Court House
Charley Petterson
Johanna Fetersen
Office of the Register of Deeds
Eleanor Smith
Ransom L. Smitortgagor
L.H. Hole
Dakota
George W
Haron
Richards
William A. Bowe
Meridan
U. S
Cou
Topeka Investment & Loan Company
Topeka Investment
Saget
A. D
D UN C. French
R. H. Cosavan
Summons in Beadle County Case Circuits SD 1895
State of South Dakota summons defendants Gertrude Howard Alvin W Howard Laird Norton Co W H Newcomer to answer August 27 1895 complaint filed in Beadle Circuit Court Huron SD. Serve answer to attorney on Third Street Huron within 30 days after service. Failure to answer leads to relief requested. oan L Pyle plaintiff s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Howard
Alvin W. Howard
Laird Norton & Co
W. H. Newcomer
South Dakota
Beadle
Huron
Third Street
Ted
Oan L. Pyle
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Campbell
Daniel York
W Vanden
Wm Davis
Hicks Robert McDonald
H H Wibert
J J Wyant
H H Grant
George L Osboa
M Gray
Charles H Hotal
Martin Madden
George Wardle
John O’kane
W G Marsh
A Stegeman
Lewis Melivai
J J Hines
D Giles
MS Hurd
Wm H Smith
DS Toland
E Wm
Fell Christ Wolfing
J M Hunter
Geo W. Vib
Iere
Sburg
Hfield
Howard Bus
F G Wilde
M Joyce
George L Haffner
George W Dickenson
James P Davis
A Birdsall
Fred Reeves LE
Weather Crop Bulletin
U.S. Weather Bureau
S. W. Grenn
Weather Bureau
Counties
Belle Prairie Township
John Wentzel
Board of County Commissioners
H. A. Palmer
Hacking Valley
Inspector Clausen
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Board of _ Commisoners
Tlemen
Sherbert
Milwaukee Grain
Duluth Grain
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provision
Lorillard
Francies Martin
Josephine Martin
Elie Martin
Gustave Martin
Ida Martin
Emily L. Martin
Mary M Nora Martin
Cecil Martin
Jesse Martin
Alice M. Martin
Acon A. D
Or. Grant
Re. Court
Jostia H. Alexander
Joan Waan
Sheriffs Sale
Maria A. Backus
Ella F. Backus
Menzie
Mary E. Menzie
Voss, Spines Co
South and
Jacob Rosenthal
Vinson
Grerce W. Lowest Tarr
Joan L. Pris
Iss
Bead County
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