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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
8
Local notes from Huron South Dakota list visitors including C E DeLand Pierre and John R Trevitt Champaign NL. State Insurance Shelter official, Hon John F Whitlock Forest City, and Congressman Burke pass through. Temperature swing noted. Roscoe Wharton returns from Chicago medical college for summer. Richards Trust Co. advertises land loans and farm buy sell services.
Advertises Perry Davis Painkiller as a long trusted remedy for diarrhoea cramps and dysentery urging buyers to beware imitations and insist on the genuine Perry Davis Painkiller.
The Hughes county Republican convention gathered harmoniously at Blunt choosing delegates Ira Spurling Westlund Kehr Adolph Ewert J W Lumley W W Waite H O Besancon L E Gaffy Dr Erickson C C Bennett L B Allbright I W Goodner to the state convention and endorsing A B Kittredge for senator. Also urges readers to ask their dealer for Allen’s Foot Ease for foot relief at 25c.
Rev. W. H. Thrail purchases a 100 foot tract on the west side of Da kota avenue just south of the Congregational parsonage. A. G. Fowler buys the adjacent seventy five feet, followed by B. Trumbower and Miss Nettie Cook with the next seventy five feet, and W. Ss. Preston holds the remainder of the block fronting the avenue. Mr. Trumbower plans to construct a dwelling.
The article notes Miss Cook's house and other properties changing hands. Prof. G. M. Lynch sold his Dakota avenue and Tenth street dwelling to Engineer Chas. Parke. Myron Graves sold his Frank street residence and his nearby farm as part of ongoing property transfers.
A Dubuque visitor praises South Dakota’s soil climate and farming prospects, noting a shift from wheat to diversified farming boosts land value and attracts settlers. He and his agent plan to buy lands and loan money, approving creameries and butter markets. Also listed are rummage sales, marriage notices, maple syrup orders cancellation, and a note on John Boyle’s death at eighteen.
Two good quiet fresh cows offered for sale in Huron by R L Walker. Purchase options include cows with or without the calves. Potential buyers urged to inquire for details and terms.
Beadle county Republicans vote May 13 to elect 25 delegates to the state convention in Sioux Falls on June 4. Delegates allocated by district and city wards with primary hours set 2 to 5 PM in townships and 2 to 7 PM in Huron. Nominating ballots require $1 and candidate filing closes May 2 with J Longstaffp and J B Geppis as signatories.
Koepps rummage ad appears with other notes. Four inches of snow fell at Blunt in the last day. The Murphy divorce case attorneys seek a reduction of alimony for the former wife. H E Nutting reports severe thunder and snow in Wesington Monday night.
Excursion tickets will be sold May 4 and 5 with final return limit June 30 inclusive for General Conference M E church south. Apply to agents of Chicago and North Western railway.
Huron Odd Fellows plan the eighty third anniversary with an April program in the hall on Friday evening April 25 followed by a dance for members and families. On Sunday April 27 the anniversary sermon will be delivered by Rev. Mr. Wiard at the Congregational church with a body meeting at 10 A M in Odd Fellows Hall.
At the James Valley Bank organized event in the city on May 21 bankers will witness a safe test conducted by manufacturers from Newark and elsewhere. Safes will be tested against explosives like nitroglycerine and gun cotton to prove burglar resistance. The James Valley Banking Company plans to buy the safe deemed absolutely burglar proof.
The Ladies in charge of the Trip around the World thank Mr. C A Kelley for free transportation and Mr. and Mrs. R O Richards for hosting at their home with lavish decor. The note lists local visitors, a church funeral notice, clothing sale at Koeyzp, and a lively Musical Hoyles Orchestra program with readings by Miss Pogle and a violin solo by Miss Emily Hoyle.
An advertisement promotes Ironade as a delicious invigorating beverage made from pure vegetable tonics and aromatics. It claims life and health renewing properties and notes it is sold by first class druggists and refreshment places as a pleasant alternative to soda water.
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