Huron items from Monday's Daily
Chaplain Daley returned from Redfield this morning. Superintendent Sanborn returned to Winona. Prof. Gage preached for Presbyterians at Hitchcock Sunday. O J Straw is here for Carpenter Paper Co Omaha. Richards Trust Co Huron 8 D handles land loans. Mrs M F Montgomery of Aberdeen visits her parents G W Abell. John F Grier of Watertown arrives to supervise Central South Dakota Fair race track. C H Longstaff to carry large line of sporting goods by Spaulding. Frank Fulton to Milwaukee for stenography in E M Hyzer's Wisconsin office. Frank Bros. returned from three week lecture and kin to several towns with successful show.
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Daley
Redfield
Sanborn
Winona
Prof. Gage
Hitchcock
O. J. Straw
Carpenter Paper Co
Omaha
Richards Trust Co
Huron
M. F. Montgomery
Aberdeen
G. W. Abell
John F. Grier
Watertown
Central South Dakota Fair Association
C. H. Longstaff
A. G. Spaulding & Bro
Frank Bros
Brookings
Countess Finds Blessing in Dr Kings New Life Pills
Countess thousands have found relief with Dr. Kings New Life Pills which claim to cure constipation sick headache dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Purely vegetable never gripe or weaken. Only 25c at Holland Wheeler.
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Dr. King
Holland Wheeler
Morris Land Agency Buys 3700 Acres This Week
The Morris Land agency purchased 3700 acres of land on Monday. Denis Boyle of Stillwater Minnesota visited Huron to conduct business with local real estate men. The fourth annual Huron College catalogue is at the printer. Dr. Doran of St. Paul will visit again May 10.
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The
Morris Land Agency
Dr. Doran
St. Paul
Huron College
Richards Trust Co
Huron
S. D
Denis Boyle
Stillwater
Minn
Racket offers good and cheap goods in Huron ad
Robinson advertises discount shoes. The Racket opposite Harvey's grocery sells good and cheap items. The Fats and Leans entertain citizens Friday afternoon at baseball. Dave Jeffris expected home for the game. Cart Winsor of Sioux Falls tarried in Huron between trains on Pierre business. Rev C H French spoke at the hall, a rare treat for listeners. Presiding Elder Dobson received news of Mrs Meinzer's death in Chicago hospital after surgery.
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Robinson
Richards Trust Co
Huron
Harvey
Dave Jeffris
Cart. H. Winsor
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Supreme Court
Dobson
Methodist Church
Redfield
Meinzer
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad For Teething Children
An old remedy is recommended for teething infants. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is said to soothe the child soften the gums and relieve pain. It is described as curing wind colic and diarrhoea with a price of twenty five cents a bottle.
Wreck at Iroquois Destroys Line in Noon Freight Spill
A collision occurred when a double-header freight train derailed at Iroquois depot after an open switch. Engineers Winnigar and Mills, conductor Given, and brakeman were aboard. no serious injuries. Debris damaged 200 feet of track and the depot platform. A wrecking crew and dispatcher Taylor proceeded to the scene.
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Iroquois
Winnigar
Mills
Taylor
Perry Davis Painkiller Ad Warns Against Cheap Imitations
A drug store warning urges buyers to choose Perry Davis Painkiller only and inspect bottles for authenticity. It emphasizes there is only one Painkiller by Perry Davis and notes price points for large bottles at 25 and 50 cents.
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Perry Davis
Public Schools Suspend Unvaccinated Students After Aug. 15
The city school superintendent, acting on board of education instructions and city health orders, will suspend all public school pupils who have not been vaccinated successfully within seven years after August 15. A physician's certificate of vaccination is required to reenter.
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Board of Education
City Board of Health
The Thrust of a Lance and abdominal cramps relief
The excerpt notes that cramp and colic come from gas distention after improper food or ice water. It cites Perry Davis' Painkiller as rapid relief and advises careful households to keep it in the family medicine chest.
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Perry Davis
Local visitors and officials in city this week
Father Hogan of DeSmet was a pleasant caller on Wednesday. D. B. Jeffris and R. O. Richards returned home Wednesday evening. Webb Vincent, president of the Standard Savings Bank, is in the city. Prof. Chilcott of Brookings, a member of the state board of agriculture, is in the city. States Attorney Orvis of Yankton is also present.
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Father Hogan
DeSmet
D. B. Jeffris
R. O. Richards
Webb Vincent
Standard Savings Bank
Prof. Chilcott
Brooking
State Board of Agriculture
Orvis
Yankton
Flynn
Madison
Hogan
Desmond
Flandreau
Sullivans
Elkton
O’connor
Morris
Iowa
St. Martin’s Church
H.S. Wilkinson
Mitchell
Wilkinson
South Dakota land seekers arrive on excursion trains
A Northwestern landseekers excursion brought about 600 visitors to the region on Tuesday. Gov. Herreid and Frank Crane were among those in Huron for consultations. Returns from Pierre and Winnipeg trips are noted. Local events include Colfax Rebekah Lodge gathering and a silver souvenir given to Mrs. Dodd. The Century Memorial hall progress is reported at the university. Allen’s Foot Ease ad promotes foot care.
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Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 9
Wm. G. Dodd
Huron
Kingsley
Iowa
South Dakota
Illinois
North-Western Landseekers
Noyes Oil Co Plans Great Lake of Oil at Spindle Top
Beaumont Texas March. Noyes Oil Co proposes a giant reservoir eight to ten acres with sixteen foot embankments to hold a six inch gusher from Spindle Top hill. The lake could hold about 100000 barrels daily for ten to twelve days awaiting sale to a British syndicate. Estimated price around fifty cents per barrel after storage. Other companies discuss earthen storage amid rising interest in the Beaumont field.
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Beaumont
Texas
Noyes Oil Co
Hogg Swayne
Beaumont of
M. B. A. Postponed Installation Set For Saturday
The organization announces a postponed installation at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday the 19th with M. Schoenert serving as secretary.
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M. Schoenert
Real Estate Agent Seeks Listings in Huron Area
A real estate agent declares intent to actively operate in South Dakota from Huron, focusing on cattle ranches and dairy farms east of the Missouri River. He offers to list lands for sale at reasonable prices and predicts a strong home buying year for the region.
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Huron
South Dakota
Missouri River
Ironade Invigorates Appetite with Vegetable Tonics
A vintage ad promotes IRONADE as the most delicious drink for loss of appetite. It is described as a vegetable tonic with aromatic flavors, life renewing properties, and valued for all ages. Available at first class druggists and refreshment places and said to be more pleasant than soda water.
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C. H. French
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D. G. Medbery
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Winnipeg
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Lawrence
Robinson’s
Allen
Wisi Ward HO
United States
Lake OF Oil
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Mother Gray
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Olmsted
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M. B. A. Attention
R. Feil Co
Cleveland
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South Dakota Lands
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Joan H. Kine
Huron Postoffice
Clayton
F. O. Jameson
H. P. Melberg
C. C. Fellers
Frank Murray
E. W. Sauber
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