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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
2
Letter to readers argues the Ninth and Third Street sewer project must be clearly explained if bonds are used or if warrants and levies could fund it. It questions construction scope, timelines, local labor, costs per foot, and benefits to taxpayers. The writer urges transparent details to win voter confidence.
Frightful accident Friday evening as workers sought to finish a roof and halt controversy over the yard. Nine men on the temporary structure caused it to collapse. Mr Varvey sustained serious injuries, with multiple fractures and internal concerns, while others aided him. By Saturday his condition improved and he was expected to recover in a few days.
The article notes crops recovering after prior disasters with a bumper barley and wheat output. Record rain last year boosted yields. this season sees farmers harvesting a strong stand of grain across the county. Warm weather fuels rapid growth and promising harvest prospects for South Dakota farmers.
The Friday session of the circuit court opened with Judge Whiting presiding. The first case Smith vs. was continued to the next court session on tax title issues. Edward EL. Betes vs Richthornship Corp involved the township. plaintiff appeared with attorney A W Winwith while the township was represented by counsel.
Oux Falls specialist will be in Huron this Friday offering a free health consultation. The visit aims to address serious concerns and provide professional guidance.
The A B C contest concluded with prizes awarded and checks mailed. First prize split between F G Forsburg and Hoyt H Hudson, each three dollars, after adding a dollar to the original five. Ambrose Blake won second prize and Florence Scott third, from about 150 entries. A list of twenty one misspelled words published for reference.
County commissioners at the July meeting redistricted the county into commissioner districts. The new map places the city of Huron in District 3 and lists the other districts and communities affected. The document contains multiple typographical errors but names several towns and areas involved.
Peter Johnson of Tracy Minnesota, a student braker on the Chicago and North Western road, was in a yard accident at Lake Benton. An unexpected bump threw him under the wheels, severing both legs below the knee. He was treated by a local doctor, then moved to Tracey and Rochester for hospital care.
Yankton senator R J Gamble plans two summer appointments to federal service. One selects a second lieutenant in the marine corps with a 1700 dollar annual salary and the other fills a West Point vacancy. Eligibility requires a strong high school education and passing exams. The marine corps exam is set for October 6 for candidates aged 21 to 27. The West Point exam covers physical and mental qualifications.
The Huron Gun Club plans a two day state tournament on August 4 and 5 with expert shooters from across the state competing for more than 300 dollars in prizes plus merchandise awards from local merchants. Preliminaries Tuesday and finals Wednesday feature a consolation match for the ten lowest scorers and other minor events.
Mrs. Frederick Sander of Redfield South Dakota testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after years of symptoms. She reports relief from headaches and dizziness and plans to continue use toward a full cure. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents US. Remember the name Doan’s.
Mrs. Chase Smith of West Franklin Maine says she uses Dr King's New Life Pills as a family laxative because they work without fuss. The painless purifiers are sold at H Wheeler's drug store for 25 cents.
The event began Tuesday morning under the Huron Gun Club with 28 entrants from across the state and about 12 local marksmen. 24 money events run Tuesday noon to Wednesday evening with 11 prizes offered by local merchants and $300 added by the club.
Publicity aimed at permanent upbuilding of enterprise stresses scrupulous honesty and avoids exaggeration. Lawrence Sanatorium of Minneapolis began modestly 17 years ago and credits steady fulfillment of promises with its success and patient referrals as chief advertising.
Mr W Stone of East Poland Maine endorses Bucklen’s Armies Salve for sore feet as well as burns sores and abrasions and piles. Sold under guarantee at H Wheeler’s drugstore for 23 cents.
Farmers club together to buy threshing outfits for neighborhood use and save on their own threshing while earning money threshing for neighbors. A free book is promoted to teach whether owning a threshing outfit is right for each reader.
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