Political clash in Huron over Kelley re election bid
The Huronite attacks Mr. Kelley citing forged deed concerns and Seeman Waibel issues while urging voters to oppose his bid for states attorney. The paper questions Kelley’s integrity and defers judgment to time as future records and statements may reveal the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kelley
Col. King
Miner
C. H., Longstaff
Democrat
Seeman
Huron- Ite
Huronite
Kelley
States Attorney
Register of Deeds Office
Arthur Gamble
Ed Marraine
Republican Ticket List From Local Ballot
Republican candidates listed for president and vice president and various state offices. Electors, congressmen, supreme court judges, governor, secretary of state, state auditor, attorney general, superintendent of schools, and railroad commissioner named with home counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Party
Dighton W. Carson
H. G. Fuller
Dick “Ton
Samuel H. Elrod
Ae Car
J. E. McDougall
Sec
David Wipf
Hutchinson
J. F. Halladay
Er Secrer
C. B. Collins
Brown
Atty General
Philo Hall
G. W. Nash
Lincoln
Kelley the Squid and Journal-World Defense Split
The piece accuses Kelley and allies of preening self defense in the Journal-World while asserting Kelley speaks for himself. It notes theHoxontre avoids controversy and claims Longstaff knew nothing of the Seeman affidavit until reading it in the Democrat. It mentions the See mian affidavit and a Chiwine tract purchase for 1000 with deed, and hints at further subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
The
Journal-World
C. A. Kelley
Hoxontre
Seeman
Mr.Longstaff
Democrat
Mr. See- Mian
Longstaff’s State Contract Bids Highlighted in Debate
Wilmarth charges Longstaff with withholding denial of a lie while Hutchins notes Longstaff’s long record as a state contract bidder since 1891. Since 1895 he won a contract for three classes of printing among about a dozen bidders and has since earned profits on some bids and losses on others under the system that bids go to the lowest responsive bidder who must post large bonds.
Striving Merchant Describes Honest Work Since 1887
The subject asserts he has run the Huton business for himself since 1887 with honest effort. He says he has earned a good living and valuable property, claiming he has never had any but an honest dollar and desires no other. He states there is nothing to conceal in his public or private life.
Minds Made Up in Presidential Campaign Of Great Peculiarity
The article notes widespread voter indifference across the nation as Theodore Roosevelt is trusted while Parker is seen as untested. It argues Republicans have earned confidence through stable governance and that Maine to California voters have decided, leaving campaigns unable to sway them. Business and agriculture prosper during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
South Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Maine
California
Minnehaha County backs Senator Kittridge at convention
The Sioux Falls Press reports Minnehaha county approved Senator Kittridge at the county convention. The anti Tomlinson Burnside faction was routed in late caucuses and no insurgents were nominated. The delegation is described as the senator’s warm personal friends and ready to back his aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Kittridge
Minnehaha County
Minnehaha
Democrats Split Over Parker Campaign Strategy
Western Democrats secure a larger hand in campaign planning with Man of the National Communities in harness for about six weeks. Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland to lead the eastern drive while Taggart heads west for remaining efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Gorman
Adaryland Taggart
Gormon
Tdve
Hughes County Exhibit Ban at Corn Palace Festival
Hughes county space to display its products denied during the Corn Palace festival. Pierre spirit quarters were engaged in Mitchell's hotel at great expense where proponents promise a square deal and visible output from Hughes county land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Hughes County
Mitchell
Publication Push for Frenzied France Articles
Everybody's Magazine reports strong sales from the Lawson pieces on Frenzied France. Circulation is expected to exceed 500000 in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Magazine
Lawson
P. J. Royde Re-Nominated by Minnehaha Republicans
P. J. Royde, recognized as one of the ablest members in the last session of the legislature, has been renominated by the Republicans of Minnehaha county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Royde
Minnehaha County
Dakota Central Stirs Rail Circles Over Sioux Falls Colton Line
The Dakota Central, builder of the Sioux Falls to Colton railroad, is creating significant buzz in railroad circles due to its ambitious project and competitive stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Central
Sioux Falls
Colton
Milwaneg City To Build Own Lighting Plant
Milwaneg plans to purchase and install a municipal lighting plant with a budget of 150000 dollars. The move aims to provide local street lighting and reduce reliance on external suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaneg
Success With Winter Wheat
N P Anderson of Sully county promotes macaroni wheat as a hardy crop. He harvested 2 400 bushels this fall at about 16 bushels per acre, selling for 2 100 dollars, a 15 dollar per acre return. He notes it tolerates heat cold wet or dry and expects price discrimination to fade with rising acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.P. Anderson
Sully County
Anderson
Poor Weather Fails to Dim Fair Attendance and Exhibits
Despite threatening morning weather and chilly conditions, attendance at the fair remained strong. Eight to ten conveyances ferried visitors to the grounds as stock hogs cattle and poultry displays received high praise. The poultry show drew birds from across the state plus Iowa and Illinois while agricultural and fruit exhibits neared completion with promises of surpassing past Huron fairs. A colored troupe and the Huron band provided entertainment as the 2:30 trot result remained to be reported in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Illinois
Huron
Huron Band
Infant Daughter Dies of Cholera Infantum
The ten month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kelley died Sunday morning after an illness. The funeral was held from the home Monday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev. Wiard officiating. The grieving parents have the sympathy of all in their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kelley
Wiard
What Climate Has Done For One Man
Mrs. G. Laube and her son Grover Cleveland arrived in Santa Monica Monday. Mr. Laube came here three months ago with his two daughters. He had been in feeble health for fifteen years and nearly helpless for a year before coming to California. Now he can walk with crutches and credits Santa Monica’s climate with wonderful improvements. The Laurie family will stay longer and plan Los Angeles as their permanent home spending summers in Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Laube
Grover Cleveland
Santa Monica
Laube
California
Laurie
Los Angeles
Daily Outlook
Sherm Davis and Family Return to Huron
Mr and Mrs W S Davis and son arrived in Huron last Saturday evening and will make it their future home. He previously left 20 months ago to attend Normal, Illinois and worked in a similar business with Col Smith. Davis has accepted a job at the Standard Savings bank beginning October 1. All Huron warmly welcomes the return of this excellent family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Davis
W.S. Davis
Huron
Mr. Davis
Huron Land and Loan Co
Normal
Ill
Col. Smith
Davis
Standard Savings Bank
Judge Whiting Calls Recess as Court Clears Calendar
Judge Whiting ordered a recess until the 20th of the month when the court will reconvene to dispose of several cases. The calendar was cleaned up and the jury dismissed. The Ira Davenport cases, repeatedly passed on by six judges, were similarly disposed of. The past term included a murder case and several criminal actions.
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Whiting
Ira Davenport
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cured case of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes endorsements from West & Travx and Warding, Kinnan & Marvin druggists. The copy mentions the product is taken internally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Chenry & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Travx
Ohio
Warlding,kinnan & Marvin
Hughes county exhibit to grace Mitchell corn palace
Plans moved to display Hughes county agricultural products in Mitchell during the corn palace festival. An outside Hughes county exhibit was arranged at the Widmann hotel after space for the main corn palace display was rejected. The event drew thousands of visitors and featured races with Edna Russell Prairie Queen and other local participants, plus a $200 purse for the races.
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Hughes County
Mitchell
Widmann
Main Street
Pierre
Edna Russell
O. R. Wright
Prairie Queen
D. G. Medbery
Huron
Ane Edna Russell
Too Apt
Arie Edna Russell
Advertised Letters List for Huron Post Office Week
The Huron post office announces advertised letters for the week ending September 17, 1904. Receivers include Henry. L A Howett. E W Johansen. Anna Mise. Kephart. Mr and Mrs 8 N Kruse. Gustav Leggett. Mrs B M Mahan. S W Mann. Mrs Caas Mason. F C Mewing. C H Ohly. L M Palmer. Mrs H R Powers. Mrs W J care of L Lindsey Provost Neal Showmaker. Mrs L A Shulenberg. Chase Stort. Frank Ludendorf. Ed Thomas. E H Votes James Waistrom. L G Joan Lonestarr. Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Postofice
Henry
L A Howett
E W Johansen
Mise
Anna
Card) Kephart
N Kruse
Gustav Leggett
B M Mahan
S W Mann
Caas Mason
F C Mewing
C H Ohly
L M Palmer
H R Powers
W J Care
L Lindsey Provost
Neal Showmaker
L A Shulenberg
Chase Stort
Frank Ludendorf
Big Fair Opens as Trains Bring Crowds and Races Begin
Large morning crowds arrive by rail from east west and north to the big fair. Races open Tuesday afternoon with a 2 25 pace as Too Apt owned by J E Kelley takes the track early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Too Apt
J. E. Kelley
Arie
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marz
Wilson Bro
Young Bro
C. F. Koepp
Huron, South Dakota
Dakota
John Longstaff
Charles W. Fairbanks
Henry S. Mor
Congress
C. H. Burke
Hughes
E. W. Martin
Lawrence
Argus-Leader
Pierre, S. D
E. '. Hegglund
City Bakery
E. P. Robins
Dekota Avenue
Postoffice
G. M. Lynch
Corn Palace
Ouyinx
Watertown
Little Harry
Baldy
Doland
Lion Coffee
Kodoi
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