The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 4

DAILY HURONITE. HURON, S. AUGUST 23, 1889. POST-OFFICE. A I A I CLOSES I IXBI'AJITS -TO- East pouch Mail West i I H.1U.

12:10 ILin. 1 1-2 p.m. 1:25 HUltOMTI-MS. tant businwss on hand. But instead, will addrtBS them next Monday evening at the home of Miss Eva G.

Smith, on south Illinois street. Those who attended the social in the Congregational church Thurs- day evening enjoyed the occasion to the fullest extent. The musical part of the program was especially tine, while the social part was fully up to REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Republicans of Beadle County Meet in Convention--The Delegates-Every Township Represented. The Organization--Speeches--Commit- tees.

Nominations Vet Made. At precisely 2:16 Karl Gerner, H. Loeweuthal returned from Chi- standard and the ice-cream, cake, i chairman of the county central com- of the very best. mittee. called the republican conven- Kev.

J. H. Hector and family are i A rousing temperance meeting was tion for Beadle county to order, and at Ferry house. Hon. J.

B. Kolley has fmrn his Black Hills visit. f.j held in Virgil last evening, addressed proceeded to read call. by Kev. J.

H. Hector. He will hold! The court room was crowded with i meetings in Cavour tomorrow and on I delegates and visitors who quickly I -i 1 1 We oner Fresh Stock Mustard Seed. Celery Seed, Turmeric Jar Corks and Sealing Wax. B.

F. Trumbower, who has beeu in i Chicago for t.Le past two weeks reach- men and i a i ij The Wil- ed home today 1J8mg i 8 the Ned Gamble has returned from a month's visit in Alexis and other Sunday. The Sunday afternoon became quiet and listened to the i will be especially for G. A. reading of the call.

As soon as chairman Gerner ceased reading he announced the h'rst busi- sic. ness of the convention to be the selec- Illinois towns. i Where two or three are gathered together there--you will nnd a can- didate for office. Arrangements have been made for tio of a temporary chairman. a temperance mass meeting in the Frank Hoppin of Logan nominated Grand opera house on Sunday eveu- Dr.

0. B. Alford of Huron for tempo- ing. To afford all an opportunity to chairman. The nomination was It Saved my Child's Life.

"Wbcn my child was born, the doctor ordered nue of tho other Foods. She ate- that un- til 6hc nearly died. I had three eioctniii, who said the trouble was Indigestion, aud ordered tin- food L'hant-'ed to Lactatcd 'ooil. It raved my child's life, and I owe you niary for it. 1 regard ymir Fond invaluable, and suin-rior to all other artificial fcod MBS.

A. J. 15 Indiana Place. FOR INFANTS and IN ML THE PH YSl CIA FA VO Post-owes many i a i over all other i i BABIES CRY FOR i'l' INVALIDS RELISH Nourishes or without the addition of n. I Three SizsG.

25c. 50c. vi.li:;ill" Kim of lii-'iiuts 1 Tin- i e. RICHARDSON I attend this meeting, no services will seconded, the chairman stated it to LiaiB IO1 OHl.Cfc). I ULI.UUU ti-110 UJLODLUJg, LIU a i i Bliss of the Sioux Falls be held in the churches Sunday even- the convention, and Dr.

Alford was YV. JJ. oi tue oioui. aiib nhnaa-n a i a bv ac- Press, was here today; came from the north and went homeward. ing.

Miss Estey of St. Paul will de- liver the address of the evening. Judge Love arrived in the city Subject, "Home Protection." C. DOMUffl CO. chosen temporary chairman by ac- clamation.

On taking the chair Dr. Alford briefly addressed the convention. On motion of Mr. Hoover of Kobert Gilgore of Belle 333 Dakota Avenue, from Keokuk, Iowa, on Friday. He Thanks to L.

H. Turner. of will remain here only a few days Minneapolis, secretary of the North- Arden Cheney of Aberdeen was a wesrern Tournament Association, for a i i waa chosen secretary, and R. H. Conven of Banner, assistant.

On motion of Mr. Hoover the chair 1UJ Does a general Dray business. Wagons to every a i Household goods moved by the job or load. Coal orders lilled promptly. Leave orders at George Kck'hner's i Stores The I-eadin- Druggists, i Friday caller.

He was returning a complimentary ticket to the tourn- arbolisalvG Great Shin Remedy i aiirt Cures Itchings and Irritations of the Skin and Scalp, from a visit, to his parents at Willow Lakes. Steve K. Blackburn formerly of to occur in Minneapolis ou Sept. 11, 12 and 13. Mr.

Turner! i i i i 1 i i 11 i writes i a i i i i i i ui- i a more extensive scale a any i this city, now living on a farm i Iroquoih, U. i Faulk county, is in the city for a day or two. i Born to Engineer J. F. McMahon and wife, residing ou Utah street, a daughter.

Thursday i August ot committee that this a will OQ a a i of Foster of Hitchcock, of Valley, Wm. Hog- JLL ULj I.IU. ever before attempted in the North- i 0 i oer j. west, and invites Huron people to at-; of Either Itching: or Bleeding, A A I I A SOfiE i I I I A i A It tJic pain of Hums and Sca-clt. nilriirrt)ic icortiaift thmitasca.r.

Small boxes lioxos "0e. Cole's a i a i i i i i and i i and pro- st-rvcs. and beaut i i i tin- complex- ion. It i a for in a wan-r, :ir.tl its i and delicate pcr- it a positive- lor the 1'iit a i a i The labels on the i are tin- ((' Grrrn. Prepared only by J.

W. iilai-k i is. by tend. One fare for a round trip ou all railroads. From passengers who arrived from the south at noon Friday, we learn Below is given a the dele- T.

E. Blanc-hard of Mitchell, pub- lic examiner for Dakota, was i at the Depot hotel on Friday, ou his wav'to Redtield. A list gates chosen by the various town- ship republican caucuses Wednesday that just before the train reached a aw far as learne Iroqnoistheba.ru, cattle sheds and i of other buildings, not including the dwelling, on the farm of Lewis Oweu about three miles southeast D. S. Sigler of Coring, Iowa, is in we re discoursed to be of Iro- i the city.

He is president of Bank i a no probability of saving of Coring, and is here looking a Qwen and a i are visiting at some business interests. Beaver Creek, i The place was L. H. Bailey of a was i charge of a hired man. today, returning from Brookings, At the pleasant home of L.

S. Ha- i where he attended commencement en and wife, on Idaho street, was up to i oing to press: a i a i i len. Hodge. Sl-me Creek--B. F.

Teets, A. Thurston. Contestants: S. Hall, T. LI.

May. Clyde--David Whipple. A. S. Bloodgoocl.

H. A. Palmer. Custer--C. IS.

Lcveland, J. 8. Thompson. Contestants: Mc- Donald, Capt. Cook.

Mr. Loveland I i A PR of 6 Agricultural college, i gathered Thursday evening one of was na med on both tickets. U. i shanafelt has happiest throngs that could be Barrett--Messrs. Fox, Messrs.

Fox, Leavitt and The Leading Druggists. Kev. T. M. Shanafelt has happiest throngs that could be Barrett from 'a 'three weeks' a to the mustered in any community, the oc- Cheney.

Black Hills, where he enjoyed hunt- casion being a supper and sociable Foster--Bradway and Wells, hshino-aud camp life generally. by ladies of the Methodist Banner--Messrs. Grant and Mrs Thompson of Cedar Hapids, a ast five i eight Iowa, who has been visiting her sister, I o'clock a regular supper was served in the spacious i i room, and was partskea of by a Those who have not papered as yet tins season and are contemplating doing so will find it to their advantage to look over the lat- est addition to our wall paper stock. These goods are fresh from the factory and have "been manufactured since the spring patterns came out. These goods are very desirable and handsome.

Our workmen are the very best and will do an artistic job in all branches of house decorating- A square deal to every one is our motto. Gall in and see our line. J. Mrs. W.

A. Thompson, in Pearl Wi- Logan--Messrs. Honpin, Turner and Tolard. llichland --D. Cotinard.

i i a M. by two huge headlights and a profu- sion of Chinese a A a i covered booth was erected, under which were served cream, cake, etc. Everybody was happy, and eu- joyed the evening to a superlative 1 C. H. Newcombe, accompanied by i ree Miss Augusta Wright of Oberlin, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs.

C. C. Da- rand. Miss Wright is on her way to Oahe, where she will teach in the In- dian school. his wife and child, has gone to Min- ueapolis to attend the exposition.

lisou, i i a DeLong. Hitchcock--E. G. Burgess, C- D. Fo.st.er, O.

H. Dimmitt. H. C. Gowell.

Broadland--William Wilson, L. P. Johns. Bonilla--J. A.

Smith, Henry Hunt- er, J. Young. Shep- E. H. Dakotii A South a a From there they will go to Wauke- sha, to remain two or weeks.

Miss Fannie Shannon passed with and true only of through the city today on her way a Cf 1 from Brookings to her home near Wessington. Mis3 Shannon is a student in the Agricultural College at Brookings. i Mrs. J. H.

Boyle with her children Nellie and Johnny, has gone to Fond du Lac, where she will visit her husband's parents. From there she An Important Kleincnt Carlisle--Wm Walt, Thos Of the success ut Hood's Sarsaparilla. is ard Marston. the I'sict that every pnrciiaser recuivus A Thcmnson three I ti fair eijuivaliiiit for his money: The i i a A incmpson, familiar lieadline "IIH) Doses One Youel. lar." stolen by imitators, is original Hood's Sarsapa- one who desires, to test the mattei.

For real economy, buy only Hood's Sarsayarilla. Sold by all drug-gists. Rooms Wanted. Parties having furnished rooms to to bb8. rent during the convention here on 28th will please call on Flower Pratt at the Wright house, 86tl2 Wolsey--Geo Kerr, Grant Whor- tou and Vance.

Wessingtou--J Cooper, Hoover, Alger, Barden, Kipp. Sand Creek--D Best, COLLINS BURCIE'S Leader Stoves i Ranges, A SUPERIOR LINE OF Ranges, Cook Stoves and Heating Stoves, For Coal and For Wood. Handsomest, best arranged, most durable, convenient and reliable of modern stoves. Ask your dealer to show you Collins Burgie's Leader Stoves Ranges. The Carbon Leader, BiSE HEATING, GAS BURNING SOFT COAL PARLOR STOVE.

Now is the time to knit. will go to Milwaukee to visit her pa-- at Booth's aud find out, tf rents, returning to Huron in three' i weeks Hector, the famous temperance or- ator, will deliver an Call at Baker's Jewelry Store and get a circular describing the New Celebrated I. C. Spectacles and Eye address in the Glasses. If you wear glasses this WhitPside--H English, Lloyd.

Nance--W Wilson, Place. Burr Oak--C Primm, Dun- mire. HURON. First ward--W. J.

Holton, Alex. M. Caldwell, Frank ator, win deliver an auu i open air this evening on the corner greatly 3u2-d2m M. BOOTH, Third street jvirlor stnvc i til grades of soft ccal srr.eli. soot or dirt.

H.imlfOinu the finest coal par- lor stuvi-s: i i cxt-t unu i i ter. i self AI.L OF of Third street and Dakota avenue. The Williams brothers will sing a ready for customers. number of their popular temperance. 8Utf songs.

J. L. Davis said goodby to his Hu- i ron and Beadle county friends on Whcn Baby wna sick, we gsre her Castoria Wilson, Thomas Foulkes, John Or- line, Frank Lundes. Second ward--C. B.

Alford, B. K. Rowley, George Heinaman, John Our fall stock of yarns is now Esterburg, Abr. Linander, James Friday, and started for West Point, hen she was cwid, she cried for castoria, where he will enter the military school as a cadet from South Dakota. May success attend him.

John Voorhees, wife and daughter I I Emma arrived in the city on Friday, When.she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Stewart, W. B. Joy. Third ward--C. M.

Wilson, John A. Fowler, John H. Miller, W. L. Bliss, D.

B. Jeffris, Marvin Cook, W. B. Sterling, B. M.

Rowley, Charles D. Joy, L. J. Tisdale, Fourth ward--H. J.

Rice, 0. C. Dunlap, I. Groodner, J. M.

Jarvis -f-r- i When she had Children, she ave them Castoria, C. O. Morgan, Hamilton Kerr, John Westdabl, Frank E. Stevens, M. For the Eiicampnient.

Graves. PROCEEDINGS. i On motion of C. M. Wilson of Hu- i i or ilia iNsiiiiiiitii from Washington, 111., and will be The rai i way corapany ron, the chair appointed the follow- the guests of J.

H. DeVoe and wife a arranged to accommodate Grand jug committee on permanent organ- for a few weeks. Mrs. "Voorhees and Mrs. DeVoe are sisters.

A company of young people; Armv delegates and visitors to the io Mn.aukes, fc special sleepers irom Wmona to i a fgo iJL VJ U-J fcl tJ J- i 1 -J J-''-' chiefly belonging to the Methodist Milwaukee, to be run Aug. 25, 26 church--are enjoying a picnic at i an d27. Will leave Winona at 6:25 nis' grove this afternoon. Capt, arriving in Milwaukee the follow- CCir. 1 (r i i tu Ciirbun Leader.

Collins Burgle, Chicago, Ill- Manufacturers Leader Stoves and Ranges. FOR 3ALE BY i i i iloi-r i i i i i i us i i i I I I I H. HI. Bowe took the company to the grove I on the little steamer, "City of Huron." The premium list for tbe seventh ing morning at 6:25, Correspond- ingly good arrangement will be tnade for the return journey. If applica- tion is made ic time, special sleepers i LJ-I i 1-1 u-i annual fair by the Beadle County for parties will be furnished at any i i.

11 Agricultural Association will be ready for delivery next week. The fair will be neld on the grounds north of the C. N. W. railway track on October 2, 3 and 4.

Mr. McCaslin will not be able to give the Y's a parliamentary drill this evening, because of inopor- point west of Winona, on liberal terms. For further information please call at the G. N. W.

ticket office, or ad- dress L. W. Wood, Agent, Huron, South Dakota. 88-d6 I HAVE money to loan on city prop- erty either improved or unimproved On motion of John Westdahl of Huron, the following committee on resolutions was appointed by the chairman: John Westdahl of Huron, A Thompson of Grant, Johns of Broadland. Ivimball of Winthrop, J- Fox of Barrett.

The committee on permanent or- ganization presented their report, action upon which was deferred un- til the report from 'the committee on credentials should be adopted by the convention. eod96tf F. F. SMITH. Pending the report of the creden- tials committee, a number of calls for speeches were a Mr.

Fox of Barrett, was the first to respond. He said the i had come i must be done for the a aud suggest ed a al- i a been a in securing crops, HIV not "chronic kickers" as soum newspaper men have been pleased to style His a were received with ap- plause, and he closed by saying "Huron for the, a i a lirst. last, aud all. the time," die was deaf- i A. Wardrill, president of the Alli- ance Insurance department, read a telegram from the Sioux Falls Press of Friday morning, a i the nomination of "Farmer Miller" for governor of North Dakota.

This was received with cheers. Col. Lowry being called for said: are about organizing a new state. Let us nominate and elect good men; honest men; men opposed to monop- olies; to represent us." Judge Shannon being present, was invited to address the convention. He was escorted to the platform and addressed the gathering for a few I moments.

He referred to his delight at being present and witnessing the deliberations of the first republican county convention to nominate men to represent the county in the lirst republican convention for the new state of South Dakota, and followed with a few remarks respecting the prospects of South Dakota, the work of the republican party in the past, and what it will accomplish in the future. His remarks were received with hearty applause. I A Carl D. Foster of the credentials committee read the report of the com- mittee, which was, on motion of Mr. Sterling, adopted and the committee discharged.

The report showed that each of the thirty-five townships of the county, including the four wards of the city of Huron, had full delegations present. A A I A I The, committee on permanent or- ganization reported recommending that the temporary organization be made permanent. Report adopted. On motion, a committee of live was appointed, four from the country and one from the city of Huron, to select seventeen names to be presented to this convention, as delegates to the state convention, viz: A Stevens of Bell Prairie, Burgess of i -r oi i a of i The. cunvcnt iuii was si ill i at the limn i to W.L.DOUGLAS S3 SHOE i OK FOK I A I Hest In ilie )i- 15.00 A A 14.00 A 1 AVKL-T A I .50 A VAIA'E A I A I I I $2.00 i i i i 7 5 BOYS' SCHOOL Fi-Hiululcnt my naii" Htiiiiilii'd i i AV.

I I A FUl! A ROBINSON G1ULEY. A A FOR TUB H10IIT Daily, one year $0 00 i Weekly, one year 2 00 A a i A a SHANNON LOSOSTAIT, Proprietors (JiTC nn tn fliOCn nn A MONTH ntnli-'inaili? 1 0 10 i who can i i a horff ann i tliirir whole time to the husinees. i may I beprolitably eniployf-cl also. TnA I ro in towns and cities H. F.

1(X)9 Main street, liichmond, Va. --pieaee age and business uxpe- rience mind about sending for reply. B. P. J.

CO. A1H Nasb Block, oppo- site Beadle County National Bank..