Boots and Shoes Fall Novelties for Ladies and Gents
Fall supply includes latest footwear for women and men plus substantial goods at attractive prices. Customers urged to call and inspect to see value and prices offered.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1895
Page
8
Fall supply includes latest footwear for women and men plus substantial goods at attractive prices. Customers urged to call and inspect to see value and prices offered.
Michael Crome's daughter is ill. T. W. Dawson visited from Bonilla. C. H. Davis returned from the north. Taz Simmons attended court in Huron. Hon. Thomas Sterling practiced at court. A. F. Pay and wife left for Kansas City for an extended visit. Hard coal prices drop to historic lows in Huron. Rev. D. Tomlin traveled from Centerville to Redfield. Heron coursing men plan October meeting. Mrs. N. M. Wardall visits Clark to see her old home.
E L Burton and others traveled north for business and social notes fill the week in Huron. Visitors, registrations, property transfers, theatre notes, and weather update the town’s bustling calendar with multiple named residents, auctions, fairs, and church events.
Notice to patrons states the store closes on Thursday the 19th for the Hebrew New Year 5656 and again on Saturday the 28th for the Day of Atonement from evening to evening, with no other business details provided.
Oxford and Cambridge play against University of Pennsylvania at Wissahickon Heights with English side leading after the first day. The report notes the historic US debut of this event in Philadelphia as the grounds host the Oxford Cambridge and Penn teams.
Elyria Ohio September 18 James Woodyard pastor of the Rochester Baptist church died by self administered aconite at age 30. The cause is mystery though a letter received Saturday night is said to have greatly affected him.
Cuban sympathizers in New York report that Mexico will recognize the insurgents as belligerents within a few days. They cite private dispatches from the City of Mexico as the basis for the claim.
Tangiers dispatch reports 21 new cholera cases and 11 deaths. A later update says the outbreak is abating with conditions improving.
Lacota North Dakota September 18 burglars broke into the S St John drug store and carried off a quantity of gold jewelry. The thieves appear to have been experts and did not take plated goods.
The Standard reports President Cleveland is unlikely to let gold rise above a premium in New York during his term. If the government can sell enough bonds, the gold syndicate may be restrained, delaying any extra monetary tremors.
San Francisco reports Mrs Langtry filed divorce papers on September 18 claiming desertion and failure to provide. The Chronicle notes the suit is not expected to be contested by her husband.
A blaze on John Nelson's farm three miles west of Casselton North Dakota on September 18 destroyed the barn and six horses and the granary holding about 25 000 bushels of wheat. The loss was not insured.
Word reaches here that the post office at Wentworth is robbed the safe being blown open. The loss is unknown.
On August 29, September 10 and 24, 1895 the North-Western Lin will sell home-seekers excursion tickets with favorable time limits and many points in the West and Northwest at very low rates. For tickets and full information apply to Agents Chicago North-Western Railway.
The North Western Line offers reduced rate excursion tickets to Brookings on return. Tickets on sale September 24 to 27, valid for return passage through September 28. For tickets and full details contact OC. & N. W. R'y. agents.
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