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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
5
The Huron Business Men's Association held its second meeting at city hall with strong interest from local business leaders. Members adopted a constitution and by laws, and plans were made to hold elections for officers on Tuesday evening, April 18, after subscriptions are finalized. The executive committee will seek signatures to the constitution in the coming days.
The document establishes the Huron Business Men's Association with aims to correct trade abuses and boost city welfare. It outlines membership, dues, officer structure, committees by profession, meeting cadence, election rules, and amendment process, ending with a pledge to uphold the constitution and by laws.
The document outlines that the president presides at all meetings, supervises, calls special meetings, appoints committees, and carries executive duties. The vice president acts in the president’s absence. In absence of both, succession is implied.
An antique advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites 15 years of honorable business, offers testimonials, and notes a 75 cent bottle price with internal action. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
C R Huntley sold the Owl Restaurant on Saturday to France and Erwin. Possession goes to be given Thursday morning April 13. The new firm will remodel the Owl and make it a high class restaurant. F H France, an experienced hotel man from New York, will run the business. He spent Wednesday meeting Huron business leaders and brings extensive catering experience. The HURONITE extends a cordial welcome and expects strong local patronage.
A Columbus Ohio man Theodore Schuele reports a deep foot wound from an accident was relieved by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after physicians offered little help. The ad claims the salve soothes burns and speeds healing and notes a 25 cent price at Holland Wheeler's drugstore.
A listing of items for sale includes a stand invalid chair lounge wash board rocking chair leather easy chair folding chair kitchen table bureau wash stand ice cream freezer 4 quilts oil heating stove door mat matting feather bed. Call at corner 5th and Utah street or at C. H. Long staff's drugstore. G. B. Rispon.
The fragment advertises a supposed cure for a cold promising one day relief. It mentions Meeette as a product or label but lacks verifiable details or cautions. No clear company, date, or dosage information is provided.
Miss May F Conkey of Wessington and Edward H Banks of This City were married Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s home. Rev George Brown performed the ceremony with close family present. The couple will reside in Huron with a reception at the Banks home and congratulations from Battery A. Ed was a former US Weather Bureau messenger and is now a deliveryman for B F Trumbower. May Conkey was a student at Huron College and previously worked as a stenographer for C C Issenhuth Wholesale.
An article warns against mint tablets and other after meal tonics, citing Sir Andrew Clarke and Mr. Gladstone’s physician. It promotes Mi-o-na as the sole stomach aid, claiming it removes irritation and improves digestion, blood, and nerves, with a money back guarantee from C. H Longstaff.
Arnold A Brown Mra Mary A Cornish Miss Maggie Foster G W Pohlman F Scott C A Thompson Arthur John Lonestaff Postmaster lists names of addressees awaiting pickup with no delivery details provided.
An old teething cure for babies promises relief with Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It soothes the child softens gums eases pain cures wind colic and is advertised at twenty five cents per bottle.
For sale 20 horses and mares and a large mule cash or on time or exchange for cows or other stock. Call at my stable on 3rd street Joan E Warp Huron 8 D.
A five member board appointed by Judge Whiting to recount first ward ballots upheld Dinneen as winner by two votes. The panel included F. H. Holton A. W. Schultner H. R. Griffith James McWeeney and Ed Spinden.
C G Grayson of Lulu Mississippi reports cure from undigested food woes after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. Pills claimed to relieve stomach and bowel disorders with tonic laxative effects. 25c at Holland Wheeler's drug store guaranteed.
County inspector Renews dipping schedule for cattle at Plant No 1 on April 18 at southwest 34 of section 32 111 61 near Huron. Dipping applies to all local vats during operation. off schedule dipping costs full charges. Contact R M Clarke to reserve time. Also includes PAZO OINTMENT ad for piles with money-back guarantee.
Classified notices list items for sale and rooms for rent. Items include a brass key, barns and sheds, a set of Abbott histories, and a collection of People’s Easy. Inquiries directed to Joan Horrman in Huron and D. G. MepBery. A rent furnished room on 5th Street offers two and three room lodging.
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