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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
4
A locally shared old tale touts a homemade mixture curing rheumatism and kidney trouble. Recipe blends Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sareaparilla with dosages after meals and at bedtime. Drink water. claim the tonic cleanses eliminative tissues and purifies blood. Drugstores report high demand since last October.
Captain Hollingsworth announced 15 men retained for the Purple and Gold squad for 1909. Seven veterans stay, Campbell coaches them. Martin stars at catcher. Pitching features Hollingsworth Hoffine and two newcomers Eilers Estman. Infield shows DavIs Dunbar Hillard Christy Carroll Weier. outfield includes Rowley Scruby as veterans with Cotto Roger as new recruits. First game May 1 with South Dakota School of Mines. manager Scruby expects strong fan support despite costs.
Gasoline dealers receive Standard Oil notice of a state wide cut in wholesale price by one and a half to two cents per gallon, with South Dakota law enabling sale of lower test fuel. The firm argues lower test gasoline matches or surpasses higher test in heat and power and urges exclusive use, while offering to ship higher test if desired.
At Aberdeen meeting of the James Valley Dental Association officers were chosen including President O S Jones of Huron and Vice President W E Sargent of CGet. 45 Clinite. Treasurer W M Singsdorf of Huron and Librarian W F B Wharton of Huron. The James Valley session will meet in Huron in September.
A large fire struck Harrold on Monday night, starting in a livery barn and quickly spreading. The blaze wiped out a butcher shop, livery barn, two real estate offices, the post office, and a general store, with total losses not yet known.
Notice announces April 27 1900 public lease auction of all unleased common school land in Beadle County at Pierre court house front door between 10 a m and 5 p m Dated January 26 1900 Pierre D C Dokken Commissioner of School and Public Lands
Advertisement promises a free copy of a so called prescription to cure nervous debility and weakened manhood without drugs. It claims a physician designed a fast acting home remedy and urges men to write Dr A E Robinson at Detroit Michigan for a copy in a plain sealed envelope.
Constance Skinner argues for Robertson Plays support after the Robertson Players opening at the Art Institute. The packed Fillerton Hall and broad audience turnout bolster Robertson’s claim that the public seeks good plays and will attend if quality is offered. Henry Hiller and William Faversham align with this view, while Robertson is credited with pioneering belief in public instinct for art.
For sale multiple properties including a 20 by 30 building on a 10 by 165 lot priced at 700 with one third cash, a 4 room cottage on lot 450 by 165 at 1500, a two story six room house with barn and city water priced 2700 with one third cash, and several other cottages with terms. A rental listing appears for an eight room house on Montana Street. A quoted line about M L Bingham of Princeville Iowa mentions doctors and Bucklen Amica Salve curing gangrene. 25 cents at H Wheeler’s.
Long distance message promoting Dakota Central Telephone services outlines a day rate of 1 dollar to the Twin Cities and a night rate of 75 cents. It notes connections to all points in North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and as far east as Chicago.
Legal notices record two summonses in Beadle County South Dakota from 1909. One cites Lillian Spencer suing Frank A. Spencer with a 30 day response deadline and filing details in Huron. The second records John W. Cook v John H Brinkman with a March 19 1909 appearance and a May adjournment in J. C. Hatfield’s court.
In Beadle County Justice Court before J C Hatfield E Enger plaintiff Eager v Geo Mettler defendant summons issued for March 26 1909 at 9 am to answer claim of thirteen dollars and twenty five cents plus interest costs and attorney fees. Judge Hatfield state clerk January 20 1909. April 15 May 27.
Notice states that land in Beadle County South Dakota described as the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter in section 2 township 112 north range 69 west was sold for 1905 taxes and purchased by A Ringel with certificate of purchase. It notes further taxes paid totaling 47 dollars and 38.3 cents, added costs, and that redemption rights expire sixty days after service with a deed to follow. The notice is dated April 6 1909 and names A Stiegel as owner and holder and T H Null as attorney.
In Beadle county South Dakota Estate of Lynn B Taylor deceased Elizabeth Taylor has filed a petition for letters of administration The hearing is set for April 24 1909 at two oclock P M at the county court office in Huron Any interested party may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted Dated Huron March 1909 Judge A A Cuasmemary County Court W A Lysen attorney for petitioner April 8 29
Notice states William E Wingard convicted June 20 1908 of adultery by Beadle County Circuit Court and sentenced to two years in Sioux Falls Penitentiary. He will apply to the governor for a pardon after thirty days from service and publication. Dated Huron South Dakota April 2 1909. Gardner Fairbank Churchill Attorneys.
In the matter of the estate of James Doyle deceased the administrator cites creditors and others with claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the administrator's Clyde township Beadle residence. Dated Huron South Dakota March 29 100 Win Doyle administrator. Kelley and Byrne attorneys for administrator April 1 22.
Defendants in Beadle County South Dakota are summoned to answer a complaint served with the papers. The answer must be filed within thirty days of service at the Wealtd Building in Huron. If not, the plaintiff seeks relief in court. Dated February 18 2000 in Muron.
Carrie Olmstead is sued by Henry Olmstead in Beadle County circuit court. The state invites service of the complaint with thirty days after service to respond from Huron offices. The summons notes dates March 6 1900 and March 8 1900 with attorneys A Kelly Brenes and Jaurs Braxes.
Lowell Massachusetts April 19 A monument was unveiled for Charles A Taylor the first Union soldier killed in Baltimore in 1861. The Sixth Massachusetts Infantry held a reunion as the regiment marked its march to Washington amid anxious welcome from President Lincoln. A bronze tablet memorialized Taylor with General Edward F Jones as principal speaker.
Washington April 17 The famous Gridiron Club dinner will entertain President Taft and cabinet members among a large guest list including Admiral Sperry and the Canadian postmaster general. Delegates from both parties will gather to discuss tariff revisionism and politicking in a lighthearted, annual event.
In Buffalo on April 19, Marine Cooks and Stewards chief J M Secord orders members to refuse work on boats with nonunion crews or contract engineers. The Lake Seamen's union backs the action, while police have dispersed crowds throwing coal at boats with nonunion crews. A $21 weekly benefit is voted for workers called out on boats during the dispute.
Berlin reports from Uskub in Monastir vilayet indicate Albanians are showing unrest with clashes against authorities. Mutineers seized a Turkish station and drove off officers as famine hits Macedonia and old Servia. eight thousand families suffer and over one hundred have perished from hunger.
Guthrie Oklahoma April 17 The state board of medical examiners decided that physicians diseased with consumption or tuberculosis will not be licensed to practice in Oklahoma. East doctors with consumption were coming to Oklahoma seeking health benefits. The board held patient interests require refusing licenses to such practitioners. American Champion Defeated. Prestwich England April 17 Jeroma D Travers amateur US golf champion defeated by A R Aitkin South Ireland 7 up 6 to play. Enid Oklahoma April 17 Robbers dynamited the safe of the Bank of Luiuen thirty miles east of here escaping with 1000 in currency and notes totaling 9000 The interior of the building was wrecked. Robbers escaped in a stolen car.
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