Suits Made to Order at Huron South Dakota
To close out stock of Woolens the store offers suits made to order. Promotion emphasizes value this fall and winter and pushes customer dollars to go further at Huron South Dakota.
28 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1893
Page
1
To close out stock of Woolens the store offers suits made to order. Promotion emphasizes value this fall and winter and pushes customer dollars to go further at Huron South Dakota.
Washington September 27. Democrats led by Tucker and Republicans led by Johnson of North Dakota prepare to debate repealing federal election laws. Dolliver will spearhead the Republican attack while Reed and other notables speak for their sides. Peffer's interest resolution was laid on the table and further Senate discussion followed with Stewart, Perkins and Quay taking turns at the rostrum.
Senate resolution offered by Mr. Dubois of Idaho to postpone all legislation in the Senate related to silver and other bills until January 15, 1804, went over for a day before discussion.
The president sent to the senate nominations including William J. Puckett of Colorado as assayer in charge at the Denver mint. Post master appointments cover L. D. Alexander in Iowa Monticello J M Harnett in Michigan J R Ryan in Sault Ste Marie Mottram Hill in Vicksburg J H Driscoll in Madison W B Crane in Jackson and H M Walters in Casselton North Dakota. Also three Dachshounds reach the White House after a 4000 mile journey from Bremen Germany sent by Mr. Merritt the U.S. consul.
Topeka Kan Sept 27 The charters of six townsite companies in the Cherokee strip were filed with the secretary of state by representatives of the Indians to whom allotments were made The towns are Kildare Cross Wakoumis Wharton Medford and Pond Creek Each town is owned by Cherokees and lies near government county seats and land office towns
An Indiana case reports John G. Woolley of Rest Island Fame demanding his accusers face him while a Boston dispatch notes Washburne, treasurer of the Old Colony railroad, defaulting to $125,000. a neighboring Indianapolis building association secretary denies fraud charges.
John G. Woolley canceled a week of appointments and traveled to Minneapolis to demand his accusers face him at a public mass meeting planned for Sunday. He claims the charges against him are maliciously false and hints at libel suits.
Rome reports from reliable sources that U S Catholic factions have ceased dissensions and the groups opposing Mgr. Satolli have submitted to his ecclesiastical authority, signaling unity within the church.
Crestline Ohio September 27 Marshal Daniel Hartman was fatally shot during an attempt to arrest two tramps. One tramp drew a revolver and fired twice, the shots striking the officer.
We state we cannot resist buying winter clothing, have overstocked goods, and lack money. To convert stock to cash, we offer entire stock at a very low price. Bargain seekers will see the value. We ask a fair trial and close examination to judge our claim.
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