Huron Items Highlight Local Guests and Developments
Coler Campbell returns home after Yale graduation. Miss Hannah Lawson visits from Whitewater. Mrs. E Frank mourns her father’s death in Michigan. W. Boyd of Indiana visits Huron and will stay. Legal notices note Eliot Somers establishes office. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers praised for liver bowels cleansing. One Minute Cough Cure cited for grippe and bronchitis relief. Local real estate deals include A B Imus selling to W Henson of Manchester. College county fair plans advance with department heads named. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted for pimples. State and county school fund apportionments rise. Testimonials from J H Arnett about Dr J McLean balm. John Powers reports Iowa crop parity with South Dakota and rent shifts attracting farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Boyd
Indiana
R.C. Gibbs
Mr. Boyd
DeWitt
Eliot Somers
Fiscal Agency of
Huron
P. B. Lyon
Dakota Avenue
Fourth Street
Jesse Steele
Sedel
Lll
Michigan
College County Fair
Hood
Beadle
Kokomo
Ind
J. McLean
J. H Arnett
John Powers
Broadland
Iowa
Powers
South Dakota
Beadle County
Mr. Powers
Chas. A. Brand
Oberlin
Ohio
C. L. Anderson
Anamosa
D. B. Segruth
Hartland Township
J. H. King
J. H. Pratt
W. H. Rolph
Boone
de Witt
Jim Connors
Fish Commissioner Wins Suit Over Fines and Fees
R Milne fish commissioner of Beadle County sued Justice Van Dalsem to recover 45 in fees for arresting three violators of the fish law. He presented his bill to county commissioners who refused. Milne won judgment of 45 plus 9.33 costs. The county plans to appeal contending the bill was disallowed as a test case.
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R. Milne
Beadle County
van Dalsem
Milne
Harvest of Wheat Starts in Grant Township
Friday notes harvest begins in Grant township. Conductor John Prothero returns to his old Oak s to Hawarden run. Various residents face injuries travel delays and social visits. Local notices include land purchases, cadet appointment, and medical cures offered by DeWitt Witch Hazel and Kodal Dyspepsia Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
John Prothero
Oaks
Hawarden
John Sauer
A. W. Wilmarth
Chicago
Pierre
Huron
Bramhall
E. L. How
J. A. Pickler
Faulkton
U. S. Land Office
Lucian Moody
West Point
Military Academy
Mary Partlow
Jutn
Danville
J. J. Robbins
KE. M. Thomas
E. H. Stannard
Owosso, Mich
Census of Irrigation Progress Report Promised
The Census Office reports rapid progress on irrigation inquiry led by Director Merriam. Preliminary bulletins will list name location length width cost and acreage of principal systems by county for arid states. Irrigators support the effort and schedules will be sent to canal owners on request.
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Merriam
Yellow jaundice cured by Electric Bitters in Lexington
A Lexington man named M. A. Hogarty suffered yellow jaundice and failed with doctors before using Electric Bitters. After two bottles he was wholly cured, praising the stomach and liver remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Sold by Holland Wheeler for 50 cents.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
Holland Wheeler
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised with Rocky Mountain Tea claim
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and a separate S. Dakota claim praises Rocky Mountain Tea. The text also reports A. W. Wilmarth and J. L. Pyle returning from Sioux Falls with a court ruling in the Deutsch bankruptcy case affirming the referee’s denial of exemptions and setting aside certain preferred claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
A. W. Wilmarth
J. L. Pyle
Sioux Falls
Deutsch
Carland
A. Goldstein
Cure Claims for Mrs Rena J Stout in Indiana
Marion Stuart of Muncie reports Mrs Rena J Stout once weighed 90 pounds and was near death from consumption. After using Dr King’s New Discovery she gained 37 pounds and fully recovered. The remedy is said to cure throat chest and lung diseases with a guarantee and trial bottles at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
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Rena J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Holland Wheeler’s
National Game Law to curb interstate poaching
The Lacey game bill, signed by President McKinley, bans interstate trafficking of protected game and dead wildlife. Violations by shipper carrier or consignee carry a $200 fine. express carriers likely to halt such shipments to curb the practice once and for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
McKinley
Express
Aberdeen News
Fireman George Briggs Killed in Bramhall Wreck
A westbound train crashed into a herd of cattle at Bramhall near Highmore causing the death of Fireman George Briggs and serious injuries to Engineer Vance. Briggs, a longtime North Western employee resident since 1884, died after expressing concern for his wife as a relief train arrived. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday with Briggs survived by his wife and son.
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Bramhall
Highmore
George Briggs
Vance
No. 7
Finch
Huron
Pierre
Briggs
Doctor Foxton
Geo. Briggs
Britton
Appetite of a Goat Envy Prompts Health Cure Claim
The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as improving appetite digestion and vitality. Sold for 25 cents at Holland Wheeler's drug store.
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Dr. King
Holland Wheeler's
Beadle County Assessment Figures for County Valuation
Beadle County reports an assessed valuation of 3 522 935 by the assessors. The board of county commissioners has acted as a board of equalization and the figures will be reviewed by the county auditor before forwarding to the state auditor. The state board of equalization meets in August at the Capitol, and it is believed the assessment will withstand scrutiny.
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Beadle County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
It Saves His Leg Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures sore in days
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a running leg sore and was cured in five days by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad proclaims it best for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed and a price of 25 cents sold by Hol.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Holland Wheeler
Wool Wanted By Dakota Hype and Fur Co
Fifty thousand pounds of wool desired by the Dakota Hype and Fur Company. Highest price offered for immediate purchase.
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Dakota Hype & Fur Co
For Rent: Suite Over Laundry on Third Street
Classified notice offering a cleaned and well arranged suite above the laundry for a first class tenant. Contact Frep M Wilcox.
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Third Street
Frep M. Wilcox
Local social notes and events from Huron and region
Mr and Mrs S B Milton of Redfield hosted guests in Huron for the circus. Miss Blanche Myers of Redfield visits Verda Phillips. Isaac Van Winkle reports a splendid eastern trip. Mrs Gen F A Morris returns from Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa. Remington gun and outfit for sale via R A Vander Las. Miss Lula Morris returns from St Clara Act or Sinsinawa Wis. Gen Maris Taylor hosts a gathering for Miss Delia Dukes. Deputy Attorney General Chase of Michigan visits Huron for inter-state discussions. W H Thrall abroad reports Paris exposition plans. Rocky Mountain Tea prices listed by Madison Medicine Co. B H Stafford and Miss Cora Swanson wed July 21 1900. Jesse M Steele and Edna I Sales wed at Methodist church. Newlyweds to return to Sidell Ill for life voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Milton
Redfield
Huron
Blanche Myers
Verda Phillips
Isaac van Winkle
F. A. Morris
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Remington
R. A. Vander Las
Lula Morris
St. Clara
Sinsinawa
Wis
Gen. Maris Taylor
Delia Dukes
Chase
Michigan
Pyle
South Dakota
W. H. Thrall
Madison Medicine Co
B. H. Stafford
Cora Swanson
Jesse M. Steele
Sidell
Ill
Edna I. Sales
Caffee
The Best They Know About Soap Odors and Reassurance
A vignette recalls an elderly passenger in a railway collision who remains calm, illustrating why many women stay away from Ivory Soap. The passage suggests other soaps carry odors and harsh chemicals and are greasy, implying Ivory Soap offers a cleaner alternative.
POREPAUGH & SELLS Circus Captivates City Crowd
Thousands witnessed the Forepaugh and Sells show as tents rose and a grand parade drew crowds through main streets. The 700 staff, 400 horses, 74 railway cars, and a 7000 dollar daily budget showcased a polished, morally upright spectacle with experts, elephants, trained seals, and a strong security presence.
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Circus
Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Aldree
Anaconda
United States Army
Johu
Sells
Paragon
Hassan Ali
De Smet Defeats Huron 15 to 12 in Close Ball Game
A Tuesday game on Capital hill between the Huron and De Smet teams featured many errors but strong plays. De Smet won 15 to 12 after Huron squandered chances, with Huron batting strength and De Smet’s sharp infield. Attendance was large. purse stood at $25.00.
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Capital Hill Grounds
Huron Kids
DeSmet Boys
Huron Boys
DeSimet
Rocky Mountain Tea Promised to Ease Family Misunderstandings
A fragmentary ad quote suggests Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to marital sorrows and miscommunication, advising readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Coler Campbell
Yale College
Hannah Lawson
Whitewater, Wis
Con. R. Huntley and Family
Bernice R. Gust
Yankton
Mrs
Lew Gust
St. Louis
North Broadway
THE
National Game Law
Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
Porepaugh & Sells
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