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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
3
Distress after eating and other dyspepsia symptoms are said to vanish with Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills. The ad asserts permanent cure, strengthens the stomach, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Wrolliam G. Barrett of Providence claiming relief after four bottles.
Mrs. W. H. Moore returns from Redfield where she stayed over winter. Richards Trust Co. Huron I D invites inquiries to borrow money or buy or sell a farm. August Tams buys Dodd residence on Third Street between Idaho and Iowa. A young people gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Rowley on Fourth Street with Miss Minnie Rowley as guest. H. W. Hinds new nurseryman expects a large shipment of his own grown trees within ten days. He pledges to offer only the best stock.
An old home remedy advises taking Warner's White Wine of Tar at the first sign of La Grippe symptoms. It claims to be the best cough remedy and to cure the worst cases in 48 hours if used promptly, offered in 25 or 50 cent sizes.
The South Dakota Bankers association executive committee met in the city on March 26 to designate the next annual convention site and dates. Huron was chosen for May 20 and 21, 1902, with about 200 members expected. Prominent speakers from the east will address topics on banking, lazy insurance, and indemnity bonds. Attending were L. K. Lord, W. A. MacKay, B. A. Cummins, E. L. Abel, H. S. Rowe, E. C. Issenhuth, C. E. Judd, G. C. Fullinweider, H. J. Meidell, S. G. Spencer, and others.
A Salem New Jersey resident reports a severe muscular rheumatism attack improved after two applications of Chamberlains Pain Balm and complete after one bottle. The product, advertised in the South Jerseyman, is sold by all druggists.
The Second regiment of the state guard announces its initial officers led by Colonel J M Green of Chamberlain and Lieutenant Colonel C P Englesby of Watertown. Major units include J E McDougal Britton and Carl Jackson Clark with Dr T J Wood of Huron as Surgeon and Rev R A Vander Las of Huron as Chaplain. Assistant QM D F Wilmarth of DeSmet completes the list with more officers to be named soon.
A neighbor rushed with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when a boy near Mt. Crawford Virginia suffered severe cramps and was judged hopeless by his physician. After three doses the child regained consciousness and fully recovered within twenty four hours. Mrs. Mary Haller reports the cure. the remedy is sold by all druggists.
A South Dakota Populist gathering in Huron last week adopted a resolution to form a five member conference committee with reform forces, chaired by the committee’s secretary and chair. The panel includes E T Gross Gettysburg John Hooker Brookings C J Maynard Kimball C Sanders Flandreau R E Dowdell Artesian. The aim is to set a date for a People’s party state convention likely to meet with Democrats in Huron on June 25, aligning with the Democratic state convention date.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm preserves all healing properties of the original preparation while not drying secretions. The spray tube is included and the price is 75 cents. Available at druggists or from Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
The Beadle county bar association hosts a banquet at the Depot hotel with Judge McCoy as guest of honor. Toasters include T H Null, A W Burtt, W A Lynch, John H King, H Mouser, K W Wheeler, T M Simmons, and J H McCoy. Also noted are loan and land agency ads and local political campaign visits.
Huron acts as a regional hub with 95 percent of state and party conventions either held there or scheduled, including Butter makers and State Business Men's gatherings. Local notices include livestock sales, horse stallions for sale or trade, and a Knights of Pythias mandolin event praised for quality and attendance.
A Colombo watchmaker, Chas M Cramer, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children noting quick chest cold relief and hoarseness improvement. He cites two years since City Dispensary introduced it and claims many persuaded friends to try it with positive results. Sold by all druggists.
In a public expression of gratitude Carrie and M. Rowen thank friends for tender care during their sorrows. They note song, flowers, and acts of Christian love lightened their burdens as she will never walk again here.
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Stomash and Liver Tablets as a superior blood purifier. It claims the lungs liver and kidneys purify blood and promotes keeping bowels regular. One dose is said to do more good than a dollar bottle, price 25 cents with samples free at all druggists.
From Friday's Daily Hon P T Boylan of Douglas county is in the city J A Bushfield of Miller Press was a visitor.
A committee of Attorneys Null Crawford Taylor Simmons and Kemp was formed to prepare a report on the cost of establishing a law library, draft a constitution and by laws, and estimate overall expenses. Hon L W Crofoot of Aberdeen attended the banquet.
The article notes that a bad cold with cough sore throat and chest tightness should not be delayed and claims Allen's Lung Balsam can cure a common cold in a day or two though stubborn cases may take longer.
John H. King land agency relocates two doors north, occupying an improved building. The owner bought the old structure about a year ago and expanded it to create a fine suite of office rooms as the business and staff expand to meet growing demand.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as stopping a cough and curing a cold in one day with the slogan no cure no pay. Priced at 25 cents.
List of uncalled letters includes Mrs H C Barkey Mrs L E Ballou Miss J H Greene Rex Hogebur Miss Mammie McCullough I T Kirn Leraft Saba Marz J B Thompson Mrs J Walden Postmaster N Cooper.
The advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as effective for internal use to relieve severe bowel cramps from cold and wet exposure and as a remedy for strains sprains and bruises when applied externally. It recommends warm slightly sweetened water for internal use. Only Perry Davis Pain Killer is mentioned.
Members of the city legal profession gathered at Kent's Thursday evening for a banquet honoring Judge McCoy and the Attorney-General and laying groundwork for a new law library.
An 19th century style ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It claims to soothe the child soften the gums ease pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhoea. Bottles cost twenty five cents.
Judge McCoy adjourned the Beadle county circuit court for March. Visitors include H T Cameron of McClellan Paper Co Minnesota and Mrs J S Pinney of Mankato. Yankton College will send Raymond MacClenan to a May state contest with the topic Ruling Motives in History. Local ads note Cooper Bros furniture suits. Modern Woodmen pays in full policies of Pyle and Coyne. D Boyle of Minnesota negotiates Beadle county land deals after selling 1600 acres in Minnesota for 51 dollars per acre.
The article promotes S S S as a safe vegetable blood purifier and tonic for children. It claims strong healthy children resist disease better, while weak children suffer more, and offers free information from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia. It urges readers to write for advice and a free book on blood and skin diseases.
A 1900s drug advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims all druggists refund the purchase if the remedy fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on every box.
The first annual Beadle county school officers meeting was held in this city on Friday afternoon amid bad roads and a storm. County Superintendent Corley prepared the program. Discussions covered centralization of rural schools, libraries, and duties of officers and teachers. The meeting aims to boost school buildings, equipment, and demand for trained teachers.
Advertising copy promotes Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children as a remedy for feverish unstable children. Claims to cleanse the stomach and liver and cure worms. Sold by all at 25e or free sample offered. Address Allen Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Memorial Day services set for May 30 with the Post Grand Army of the Republic appointing a committee on arrangement and program. Rev H D Wiard invited to deliver the memorial sermon on the Sunday before Memorial Day. The local post endorses Hon T E Blanchard of Pierre for department commander ahead of the June state encampment at Brookings.
At the regular meeting of Huron Lodge No. 44 B P O E the following officers were chosen for the year Exalted Ruler John H King Esteemed L K A Robinson Esteemed Loyal K M L Tobin Esteemed Lecturing K E B Dinneen Tyler J J Salisbury Treasurer Geo C Fullinweider Secretary John L Banks Trustees M L Tobin John A Sauer Chas Reed Representative to Grand Lodge F A Morris Alternate Oscar A Ricker The lodge is in good condition with growing membership and a flourishing treasury.
Four hundred ewes with lambs in first class condition and a heavy wool crop. Five Ramboulet bucks offered. Sale on part time with good security if desired. Call or address John H. Miller.
The Aberdeen district notes about 630 pupils enrolled with additions in the first grade. The senior class plans a May entertainment. Several teachers report no February tardiness. New pupils include Edith Greyson in eighth grade and Miss Thatcher with Miss Tolmie noting punctuality.
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