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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1887
Page
7
The account reports Mrs Miller and Mrs Quints of First Street clashing over liquor selling to a minor. Saloon keepers Borgwardi Byers and others were arrested for selling to a minor. Trials moved to next term. penalties range from 50 to 300 dollars or up to fifty days in jail.
An old notice advertises a soothing remedy for diarrhoea from teething or other causes. It promises relief for a child under a bottle format and claims natural soothing effects.
A worn Bath Date fragment from 1887 recalls a battered appearance, a birth in December, a parent’s death, and a sunless, bleak life among Day and Night families. A keg of diamonds awaits the finder who returns the item to 1887.
A report from Brookings notes Chas tied for the largest vote for director at the Brookings Agricultural College but Mr. Keith withdrew his name. He declined the honor saying it would look like a Democratic setup on the Board.
A jury of verdicts and testimonials from W D Suit of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Haret of Bellville Ohio praise Electric Bitters as the superior cure. One man used six bottles for a decade of rheumatism and was cured. Thousands of others share similar relief claims.
Miss Antoin Choate teaching in Rosario Argentina writes of a Christmas jewelry gift from a minister’s wife. The piece suggests diamonds grow in South America as she has received multiple diamond rings during residence in Rosario. Nearby stockman William Westlake from Nebraska was badly injured and later recovered arm function using Patanone from Avoca. Sold by E. B. LaRue.
A special meeting was held at city hall at 4 p m with members Ketcham Kent Bliss Nash Crofoot Alexander Mc Intosh and Schaller present. Communications from Miss Cole were tabled to a regular meeting and warrants and bills were approved including 1.16 to N W A R Co and items from G C Kelchner British 400 W Van Dusen Co Eo Belknap Co Curtains for Tah street discussion adjourned.
Excitement in Texans near Paris over Corley’s sudden improvement. A bottle of Dr New Life Pills and a remedy were sent to him, with two boxes of eye remedies reported. Free trials advertised at C. Y. Durand's.
Four investors including Bair Crofoot Kerr and Wil bought six ty feet of frontage just south of the First National. They plan a two story brick building for business use with occupancy aimed at generating steady trade.
An ad promotes Dr Haines Golden Specific as a cure for liquor habit saying it can be added to coffee or tea without the drinker knowing. It claims thousands cured and notes use in unspecified bystanders. A separate item describes a buggy overturning near the mail office with a farmer’s team rushing by and possibly water damage but no injuries.
The Borgwardt case and related charges faced by John and Robert Borgwardt were heard in Justice Grant's court as defense counsel sought a change of venue and a writ of habeas corpus. Judge Spencer granted a change of venue to Justice Elson and noted likely delays due to upcoming elections.
Polly pointers note Lent season lull until spring moonlight promenades and strawberry festivals. KOOKING KLUB hosts a savory menu with Old Dan Tucker songs, while West Side Whist Club and Guild gatherings feature music, refreshments, and a Butterfly hall children’s procession led by Callie Eldnage and Charlie Rowley.
The city registry documents voter counts and changes since April 1886 with notes on mayoral figures and November totals. Mentions include Alt Scottsville Kansas, local officials, and F. M. Neff assisting Jones the grocer, highlighting community activity and notable local actions.
An advertisement extols cod liver oil as a wonderful food and medicine for consumptives, claiming it nourishes flesh without causing heaviness and heals irritation of the throat and lungs. It targets adults and promises palatable use and wide health benefits.
The Byers-Borgwardt examination before Justice Grant was halted as the room grew crowded. To ease the crush, the trial was moved to City Hall with City Marshal McCart as spectator. Brass Buttons Bob cried for mayoral consent, but Grant dismissed the remark.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a convener, eat and results, and an unendorsed recommendation by a druggist. Details are unreadable, hindering precise attribution of people, places, or events.
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