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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
3
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims strong blood purification and permanent cures of humors and disruptions. A testimonial from Sousie Harriston of Withers North Carolina says after two bottles vision returned and after eight bottles vision became as good as ever. The ad asserts superior results at low cost.
Mrs. H J Ward returns from Rochester hospital improved but weak. Frank T McDonald visits old friend H Kippax then heads to Topeka. Mrs. W H Dinehart’s funeral party travels to Brookings. Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner addresses Sabbath school in Huron. A O Rowe, RI&P agent, visits. Oakley Rowe noted as a local former student. W N McFarland travels to Des Moines on stock subscription work. Stone plant plans inch forward with May 1 readiness. D Boyle unloads horses for Wessington ranch. Catholic services announce at Michael Halen’s home. M Joyce returns from Illinois/Iowa trip solo. Geo Wilson, formerly Tobin & Wilson, visits Huron. now Sioux City cigar box maker. He stays with M L Tobin.
The Presbyterian church of Huron reports strong growth under Rev. Vander Las five years after his arrival from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Membership rose from 190 to 338 with 228 new members and debts reduced from 600 to near zero. A $100 gold gift was presented to the pastor amid stage fright.
In Beadle County circuit court Judge Whiting presiding, cases include State v Bachman for hay larceny where no verdict was needed due to witness failure to appeal, State v Farmer with not guilty verdict after evening session, and State v Dunning for selling liquor without license with not guilty plea. A continuance was denied and trial set for April 1.
Friday notes list J. C. Stener Jr from Highmore and Chas F Allen of Brookings Press visiting Huron. O J Straw of Omaha's Carpenter Co and J Baldridge from Iroquois attend circuit court and land matters. Eva Wilson returns to Pierpont. F A Buss to tune pianos April 1. Blair Saxton injures arm at play. Isaac Van Wizkle returns from wintering in Colorado and Arizona. State Supt Geo W Nash arrives to plan summer institutes. John Van Metre visits Huron to buy a Shorthorn for his herd. Local railroad chatter on possible timetable changes. Several residents visit or return from nearby towns. Anna Bauman sues wages of Gettysburg railway employee in garnishment case.
The court designates a date for sentencing after juries have found several defendants guilty on the charged counts. Proceedings move toward final disposition as the schedule is announced.
F E Granger of Aberdeen visits the city while Dr T M Shanafelt returns from North Dakota. Sioux City guest W A Kent stays with F H John Mills as plans for spring improvements and new street fair talks surface for July. Local editor A L Carter leaves Huronite for Sioux City Tribune. Thomas Goddard campaigns for Soldiers Home commandant.
Geo Brown a prosperous Wolsey township farmer visited Huron today, first time in months. He recently toured New York state and eastern Canada and says he prefers his Beadle county interests in the east.
In Beadle circuit court Judge Whiting presiding L L Lostutter sues J C Kidman and J Newcome as school district officers over charts sold by National Educational Co to Liberty school board. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff $170 plus interest from Oct 1 in second trial. Other chart suit against John H Eyer and Geo W Jackson heard Friday morning.
Mrs W H Dinehart died at the family home in Huron after a brief illness. Her remains were brought to Brookings for burial, arriving at noon and taken to the cemetery. A respected longtime county resident, she leaves a husband a son and two daughters.
A testimonial advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica. It cites Mrs Margaret Bethel of Bgeimerd Minnesota who claims thirty years of agony ended after using the remedy and asserts improved health and extended life thanks to the product.
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