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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1897
Page
3
Dr Miles promotes Nervine as a remedy aiding thousands across communities. The article outlines its reception, usage, and claimed health benefits while presenting testimonials and physician endorsements.
A flurry of short items from Huron covers a fifty mph Sunday wind, local visits by residents to Desmet and Mitchellville, train service updates on the O N W and Great Northern, social events, medical notices promoting One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt products, and plans for Memorial Day observances with local officials and veterans groups.
An advertising notice touts a salve claimed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and skin eruptions and even piles. It promises perfect satisfaction or money refunded with a 22 cent price per box and lists D. K. Bryant as the seller.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Ill was told she had consumption with no hope but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life Mr Thomas Eggers of San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold and near consumption then one bottle cured him in two weeks Free trial bottles at D K Bryant’s drug store Regular sizes 50c and 1.00
Funeral services for the late Chas H Huntington were held Thursday at 2 PM from the Methodist church with large attendance. The Odd Fellows Grand Army Post Rebekahs and W R O participated. Dr CO B Clark delivered the sermon and paid tribute to the deceased. At the cemetery Odd Fellows conducted their ritual, and pallbearers included H J Kive George T Grove John L Pyle and W H H Jones Asher F Pay J R O Nea.
Advertising copy claims Electric Bitters aid bowels kidneys and digestion without whiskey acting as a tonic and alterative. It is promoted for elderly frail patients with gentle stomach and bowels stimulation and increased organ tone. Available at D K Bryants Drug Store for fifty cents or one dollar.
Mrs Huntington and family express gratitude to friends for aid and consoling words during their sorrow. They say they will remember kindness as long as life lasts and extend sincere thanks in a public note. The ad notes Syrup of Figs promotes gentle bowel relief and is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
Rost. Hopes notes plan to start the herd on the 26th of the month with good pasture grounds and ample water.
D O Root has opened a superior photography gallery over John A Sauer’s cigar store in Huron. The rooms are well furnished and lit by ground plate glass, enabling better work. He specializes in fine cabinets priced 300 to 400 dollars per dozen. A cordial invitation is extended for a visit to the new gallery.
The Minnesota board of pardons denied the pardon of two Indians, McCarthy and Porter, jailed 60 days in Carlton county for possessing venison off the reservation. The board says state game laws apply to Indians. U.S. District Attorney Stringer plans to seek guidance from the attorney general.
Michigan University faces regret as President Angell accepts a one year commission to Turkey with possible extension. Regents plan a leave of absence for the doctor, who is currently in New Orleans with his family, awaiting approval at the upcoming meeting on April 29.
In Philadelphia a secret meeting of Cubans and sympathizers planned to thwart Major Juno Sandoval. They claim his mission is to arrest Cuban junta members in the United States and seize documents tied to Palma and Quesada found on the Laurada voyage.
Consoli dated Steel and Wire company wins a US district court injunction restraining striking employees from interfering with hiring new workers. Strikers vow to fight the case.
The assembly passed the Greater New York charter bill over Mayor Strong's veto by a vote of 06 to 32. The action follows initial opposition and marks a key political victory for supporters of the measure.
An 19th century ad proclaims a $100 reward for an incurable cataract case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo with testimonials and wholesale druggists listings. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and a 75 cent bottle price with free testimonials.
Ira St a weslithy lumberman died at his home in Lyons Iowa on April 7 aged 77 He held heavy lumber interests locally and in Texas The Globe St James Gazette and Mail all ridicule the US metallic mission as having any practical result.
Curiaco April 16. Dan A. Stuart says the Carson prize fight pictures are entirely satisfactory and not worthless.
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