The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 4

THE DAILY HURONITE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1886. Weather Indications. WASHINGTON, D. 1 A.

M. For Eastern Dakota, generally fair weather; lower followed by higher temperature. HAZEN. HUROA'ITEMS: "Hi, there, wife--where's my over- coat?" The Y. W.

T. 0. have a party in the Grand to-night. By the aid of Orange Ade, happi- ness is increased and sweetness mul- tiplied. For to-day said Hazen: "Lower, followed by higher temperature." Correct.

Manager Helm of the Grand Opera has gone to Blunt and Miller on show business. Mrs. J. F. Fisk is at home to a party of her friends, from 5 to 8 o'clock this evening, at her castle-oa- th e-Jim.

The geniality of this morning's temperature was not to be sneezed at. Yet those who sat by an open window sneezed at it A Grant and daughters went home to Eossville, Illinois, Friday. They have been visiting Beadle county relatives for a week. The air has been smoky all day. It is believed that the smoke comes from the prairie fires to the west and northwest of the city.

What is the meaning of the initials, Y. W. T. Is it--You Won't Touch Cider? Or is it--Young Wo- man's Thespian Club? Mr. M.

P. Kmdlaub, editor of the Grant County Witness, Platteville, is visiting in Huron. He is an acquaintance of A. Davis. Vaughan Mutchler are building a carpenter shop for their own use.

It is 22x40 feet, and located on the Citizen's Association to-night. C' A. Jarvis went home to Pierre to-day. The Houghton block is being plas tered. Regular meeting of the G.

A. R. to-night Kev. J. B.

Pomeroy ha returned fiom Pierre. Were lots of folks on the United States trains to-day. Citizen's Association--adjourned meeting--city hall--to-night. Mrs. Scoville's sister was an ar- rival to-day from the Bunny south.

Messrs. Nave Carpenter, attor- neys of Woonsocket, are in Huron to- day. Engineer Alberson, of the Brook- ings and Watertcwn, run is in the city. Passengers from the east to day state that they passed through sev- eral showers this forenoon. The new post-office (room is virtual- ly completed, except the glazing.

The glass has not arrived. The dining room ladies of the Miss Amanda DeLong of New York has returned to Huron for an other visit with the H. W. Atherton family and other friends. About 150 persons attended the social in the Presbyterian church, Thursday night.

It was gotten up by the young people of the society who furnished lots of fun and ice- cream and jubilee songs for their patrons. THE young ladies are to devote the profits of this evening's entertain- ment to equipping an ice water booth at the state fair. Citizens' Association. One more meeting will probablv finish up all affairs. It is appointed in the city hall at 6 this Friday night You are earnestly invited to be there on time and stay till the work is done.

By order. Wright had a merry party in its din- ing room on Thursday night Is that flag at half mast because the junior partner feels so badly at the return of the consul to Genoa? Miss Nonie Houston's friends will be glad to hear that she is recovering from her severe spell of sickness. Mrs. C. G.

Clark went home to St. Lawrence to-day. She has been with her daughter, Mrs. C. C.

Huff. Master Frank Harden convoyed his parents home to Pittsfield, 111., Fri- ABERDEEN News, 26: The next meeting of the Dakota Land Stock company will be held in Huron, Sep- tember 8. At that time a call will be made for 50 per cent of the stock. The business of the company will Degin at once. aged 5 months and 9 days, son of Mrs.

and L. E. Sloodgood, died of meningitis at 8:30 Friday morning, Aug. 27, 1886, at the amily residence in Custer township. The funeral will be in the school- house at the west end of 3d street, at 5 o'clock this afternoon.

THE foundation for Charles E.Bry- ant's house is laid by Phillips Hob- son, and Mr. Botsford is doing the carpenter work. It is on the north side of 3d street, just east of Mr. Toncey's residence. It is to be stories high, 26x34 feet on the ground" Polack's complete stock of Fall clothing and furnishing goods re- Random Building Notes.

Happening into the office of ham Clements we saw by the order book that they have recently tnade plans for residences or additions, to be built in this city, for the following parties: C. E. Bryant, house on Third street, 26x34 feet, stories Geo. J. Love, two houses on Third street, 24x25 feet, each.

B. E. Beach, 31x34 feet, on Beach street, one story J. W. Campbell, addition to his residence on Idaho street, 16x33 feet, two Mr.

Corbin, house on Kansas and Second, 23x28 feet, They also have a number more ia Huron's building boom of won't quit till mortar freezes. ceived. 2dtf south-east corner of 3d and Illinois streets. C. F.

Barter, an insurance agent of Manning, Iowa, is in the city on bus- iness with S. M. Johnson, secretary of the Northwestern Life Insurance Company. M. E.

Stone, editor of the Chicago News, reached Huron to-day with his wife, three children and Miss Mc- Farland. This trip is a part of their summer vacation. Major Hotaling is at his residence on Ohio street. He is seriously troubled with asthma and does not expect to return to take charge of the panorama of the battle of Atlanta, on exhibition in By the third of September N. T.

Brown will have all of his household goods moved from Columbia to Ha- warden. His family will return from New York in about two weeks and day. Mrs. H. is a sister of Miss Long.

Bro. Darrow of the Brookings Sen- tinel was a Friday caller in Huron and made his salam in the HURONITE den. Kev. A. A.

Murphy and C. A. Mer- riam returned from Canova to-day. They there assisted in the organiza- FRIDAY morning (is Friday an un- lucky day?) Aug. 27, Phillips Hob- son began laying the stone founda- tions for Geo.

T. Love's new houses on Third street, at the corner of Ohio. One of them was done at 10 o'clock and the other was more make their home in the Iowa town that is named for Gladstone's coun- try seat Brookings Press: The Huron pa- pers are authority for the statement that several dogs hate killed them- selves in Beadle county barking at candidates. We wish we could bor- fe Bea le '8 candidates and Jail off a few thousand of the surplus canine population in this county. tion of a Congregational church.

Karl Gerner, and a dozen of the members of the order of Select Knights, were in the city Thursday night on nightly business. Capt. F. J. Salfinger-and family arrived in Huron Friday.

They have been out on their farm in Hyde coun- ty for several months. They always get into the front row--Polack we mean. One look through their store will satisfy you of the completeness and mag- nitude of their stock of Fall clothing. He who goeth to the party in the Grand this summer night, yet doth not purchase Orange Ade from B. M's Ike, may he not find a "pardner" tiil No.

12 of the program is reached. Rev. J. W. Davis' wife and son have left Huron for their new home than half done by noon.

All of the masonry is done by P. H. They are 24x25 feet on the ground and li stories high, carpentry. Mr. Allen does the DR.

COLLINS, the county coroner, received a dispatch from Wolsey say- ing: Taylor of Burr Oak town- ship committed suicide. We have held an inquest. Will you come or. shall we send you the verdict? An- swer quick." O. H.

DOLPH, J. P. No'- further particulars have been received. in Rapid City. Mr.

Davis has accept- ed a call to the pastorate of the Con- gregational church in that thriving, booming city of the Hills country. John Fosnaugh has had Tobin, Wilson Co. paint and varnish his back In a shiny manner. Friday af- ternoon he again put it on the street for the accommodation of pedestrians who doift like tojpedestrianize. Char- ley Harwood is the new in Dress Flannels 2d2 THURSDAY, August 26, was Rob.

Addington's Sweet Sixteen(th) birth- day. Some of his planned and carried party for the boy, making it a com- plete surprise for him. There were acquaintances out a surorise 26 present and they gave Rob several handsome presents of books and oth- er keepsakes. Cake and fruits were set before the party, games were played, and they ended their merri- ment at a seasonable hour. SOLDIERS TOR were 21 members of Co.

llth U. S. In- fantry, on the westward train, Friday. They came from David's Island, N. Y.

harbor, and were ordered to Fort Sully. Lieut Knowles was in charge of the Boys in Blue. Call and see the elegant Jine of Drew Flannels at M. BOOTH'S. Huron Republican Caucus.

A caucus of the Republican vo ters of the Huron precinct is hereby call- ed to meet at the court house, in the city of Huron, D. on Saturday evening at eight o'clock p. August 28th, 1886, for the purpose of select- ing 23 delegates to represent said Huron precinct in the Republican County Convention, which is to be held at Huron on Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 1886, which said convention is called for the purpose of electing ten delegates to attend the Legislative Convention to be held at Woonsockefc Sept 20th, 1886; also to elect eleven delegates to attend the Territorai convention to be held at Yanktoa Sept 22d, 1886. WM.

B. STERLING, Chairman. J. L. SPAULDING, Secretary.

Street Railway Location. To Property Holders and Citizens In order to avoid impressing visit- ors to the Fair with the idea that the Huron City R'y is to be merely a temporary affair, I have concluded to continue the construction of the line right, along diiring Fair week. In or- der to do this the location of the line must be decided upon at once. I de- sire to invite the attention of the business men and property holders along the following routes to the ad- vantages of such a line to them. One route, on Dakota avenue froai the depot to Whipple's addition.

Another route, from depot to Third street, thence on Third st to Blood- good's addition. Another route, from depot to 3d street, thence on 3d at to Idaho or Utah streets, thence south to the Hills tract. Another route, from depot to oth street, thence south to the Hills tract. Proposals and contributions from the business men and property hold- ers interested these routes are in- vited. The location will he decided upon on Monday, Aug.

30,1886, and the line will be located on such route, all things considered, as will con- tribute the most; reserving the right to locate the line on any route that I may select WM. T. LOVE. 97dtf. Private Boarding House.

HE undersigned has'bought the Pinkner house, next-door south of the Episcopal Chnrch, and is prepared to board and lodge 4 limited ntunbet of Excellent table and accommodations. SeYerai pleasant rooms, sin- gle or ia snitee, TI. c..