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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
3
The passage describes catarrh as weakening delicate lung tissues altering digestive organs and general health. It notes headaches dizziness impaired taste and smell and voice changes. Being constitutional it requires a constitutional remedy.
I Johnson of Iroquois visited Le City and Hon John Carrol of DeSmet called Thursday. Attorney Crawford traveled to La Crosse on business. Superintendent Daniels of American Express, St Paul, in town. Senator Adam Royhal of Arlington and Representative Madison of Kingsbury were guests at Kent’s. Beary Schaller plans move to Tacoma for May 1. Invitations issued for Miss Bessie Geraldine Ormonde and Loren A Cray wedding on the 22d at First Presbyterian. Charles Parke to remodel the old church property into a fine home. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for skin and complexion health at 35 cents. A. Bick & Co and A. L. Goetzman note. Dakota division chiefs of Chicago Northwestern, with Stewart, in Huron for two days, enjoying a duck hunt, bagging ninety.
Postmaster Cooper reports record annual receipts for the Post Office in the presidential class. The office totals 13,789.28 for the year ending March 31, 1903, with strong quarters and increased staff and rent allowances. The system’s revival of free delivery and new carrier pay reflect growth and efficiency. Cooper’s tenure praised by visiting inspectors.
The South Dakota State Board of Pharmacy will meet on April 2 1903 at the Ward Hotel to conduct regular business and examine candidates for registration. Applicants must file for examination with the secretary at least five days prior to the meeting. Local notices reference preparation for the annual session. Little Early Risers pills claim to improve liver function and act as a tonic, offered by all druggists.
The managing office formerly in New York City has moved to Huron South Dakota. Communications should be addressed to Huron to receive prompt attention. McD Campbell and John H Miller will supervise the Huron office.
An advertisement touts a cough remedy that acts at the source of cough and croup symptoms. It claims to draw out inflammation and heal, enabling lungs to deliver oxygen to blood and tissues, with sales through all druggists.
The Chicago and North Western Railway issues a folder on reduced rates and coach service for Colorado tour points usually visited by tourists. Rates apply for the Christian Endeavor meeting at Denver from July 9 to 13. Send two cent stamp for copy to W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
A group led by Senator Roydal and Representatives Madison Carroll Hildebrandt and Long met in Huron to present Mr. B P Hoover the North Western’s ring. Hoover spoke of duty to the North Western and cautioned about lobbying while thanking the legislature.
The railroad rate for the Grand Lodge meeting at Lead next month is fixed as a low fare. From Sioux City to Lead round trip is 15 dollars with tickets valid twenty days. From east of the Missouri to Sioux City one fare round trip valid twenty days. From the Black Hills to Lead one fare round trip valid six days.
Geo A Poe, Hitchcock's real estate hustler, in the city Thursday. Postmaster Cooper visits Illinois to see his mother. Mrs John Cool hosts Sunday school supper. Rep Bromley attends court. Sheriff Kerr and Wm Rogers pursue delinquent taxes. Vanderburg heads to Minneapolis for business college. Mrs Walter Cook visits her parents. States Attorney Clark handles matters before Judge Whiting. G W Longstaff returns from Hand county with land seekers. Coler Campbell back from Florida at First National Bank desk. Elmer Hildred returns to resume barber shop on Third street. H S Mouser named in socialist mass convention call. Miller Press visitors W H Smith and son Howard. Howard visits Bayard Grist. Sen Stoddard of Turner visits between trains. checked Hand county real estate. Jens Bagger funeral Saturday at Coroner Tolmie's rooms. burial Riverside. Odd Fellows hall dance by Workmen well attended. music good. M F Myers departs from Huron Creamery to Hampton Iowa.
Dr F L Class of this city has received notice of appointment as a member of the Board of Pension Examiners for Beadle county. The board now includes Dr B B Alford Dr J L Foxton and Dr F L Class.
Gov Herreid appointed Hon John H King and Geo H Whiting to the State Board of Agriculture. The King appointment shifts board control toward Huron friends and allows early steps to locate the state fair permanently at Huron.
Jury returns a guilty verdict in the Danning case with a 20 day stay to move for a new trial or file bill of exceptions. State versus Flower sees a switch to guilty plea after withdrawing not guilty. sentence set for Saturday. A divorce is granted to Mary Edmundson from John G. Edmundson for cruel treatment.
The article profiles Prof Edward E Phelps a renowned physician born in Connecticut who studied at Yale and held professorships at Vermont University and Dartmouth College. It notes his election to anatomy and surgery, his Dartmouth lectures, and his world famous Paine Celery Compound cure for nervous system and blood issues.
W H Smith representing Van Dusen & Co. reports to Huronite that South Dakota seeding rises with wheat up about 10 percent, barley 20 percent, oats 10 percent, flax down 15 percent, and corn up 10 percent. Land movement continues as settlers arrive. Jim River and Missouri valleys expect notable activity and prices remain strong for a prosperous year.
Due notice signals the public that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, made from pure witch hazel, is claimed as the sole effective treatment for piles. The ad warns of counterfeit imitators and notes Holland Wheeler sells the product. The piece also advertises low excursion rates from Chicago to St Louis for the Louisiana Purchase exposition and Good Roads convention with return by May 4.
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