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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1890
Page
10
Local items report visits by F. H. Kent Rev. Fielder and others, G A R delegation to Boston, Rev Anna Shaw set to speak, and various social updates. Cattle shipments, corn prosperity, health notes, rheumatism cures with Ayer s Sarsaparilla, and a card about missing open house items.
Four men named Charles Miller John Kelley John Moore and Charles Clapp broke into two Alpena houses while owners were away. Sheriff Huffman handled the case inviting the public to the jail for booking they were tried before Squire Tennery and bound over to the grand jury. They failed to post bonds and were housed for safekeeping.
An advert claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and promises cure via constitutional remedies. It says nine of ten cases are catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Conry & Co of Toledo for 75 cents.
On July 2, Suayanhdinay jin, an Indian from the Sisse ton reservation, was arrested by Captain Thomas K. Simon of the Indian police for horse stealing. He was turned over to Deputy U S Marshall Sykes and brought to Huron for examination before Commissioner Walling, who bound him over to the next term of the United States court, releasing him on his own recognizance.
An advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery heals many illnesses. It asserts the medicine offers a money back guarantee if not improved after following directions and paying $1.00 per bottle. The copy emphasizes the remedy’s effectiveness and urges readers to try it despite skepticism.
Commander Langley lists Huronites for the G A N encampment in Boston including Milo Booth E T Langley Mrs Langley E M Thomas Mrs Thomas B F Trumbauer Freeman Bloodgood Estelle Bloodgood Mrs N Tl Smith and daughter Mrs Dr Sherman and Charles Summers Mrs Jennison accompanies them to Rome N Y with a few others expected. The gathering is praised as a jolly party though Boston baked beans and clam chowder may rise in price upon their arrival.
Newark Arkansas resident G H Morris declares he was told he was incurable from lung disease but after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption he recovered enough to oversee farm work and praises its quality. Decatur Ohio resident Jesse Middleway credits it with saving his life after doctors gave up and now enjoys good health. Sample bottles available at L E Corbin Co Drug Store.
The capital committee calls the ladies of Huron to meet at City Hall on Thursday at 4 oclock p m. Attend promptly and note the day hour and place of gathering.
The report notes dry very warm conditions hampering crops but aiding wheat and oats harvests. Light showers occurred with hail in Cass and Oodington. drought threatens corn flax millet and rot. North Dakota conditions vary with heat and drought harming several crops while Beadle county irrigated crops thrive. South Dakota reports harvests progress, rain needed for late crops, and mixed yields. The bulletin includes editor acknowledgments and a note about a free book offer from the Illinois Central Railroad.
T. H. Backus of 105 Carlton avenue Brooklyn writes praising Allcock’s Porous Plasters as the best external remedy from personal experience. He reports severe pains in the side and chest from a cold subsiding within eight hours after nightly use, enabling him to rise and walk with little pain. He notes long usage in his family for ailments and consistent relief.
Mr. H. G. Wolf presents a millet sample described as good enough for any country. His tan acre field rises three feet high with heads down and stalks four feet when straightened. Sown early on deep plowing, the Golden Wonder millet will be ripe for seed.
The notice promotes Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, clears skin conditions, fights malaria, and relieves headache constipation and indigestion. It guarantees full satisfaction with refunds, priced at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle at L E Corbin & Co's Drug Store. A separate sale lists summer goods at M Booth 70.
A patent remedy described as a laxative and nourishing fig juice blend with plant medicines promises gentle cleansing of the kidneys liver and bowels. It alleges elimination of colds headaches and relief from habitual constipation.
A local notice announces a clearance sale of summer goods conducted by M. Booru. The sale runs until August 1 and is identified with the marker 10-d-tf.
An advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething pain. It promises immediate relief, quiet sleep, pleasant taste, gum soothing, pain relief, reduced wind, bowel regulation, and claims diarrhea relief. The ad mentions a price of 2 cents per bottle and a ten percent dry goods sale through August 1.
A touted advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla restores appetite and aids digestion easing headaches and weak health. It suggests delicate readers gain relish for plain food after several days of use. Also mentions a sale on parasols umbrellas lawns and summer wear at cost by M. Boor.
A letter from a Texas woman claims Bradfield's Female Regulator relieved long standing illness after trying many remedies. The advertisement urges readers to contact Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga for particulars and notes the product is sold by all druggists in Huron South Dakota with a cash sale emphasis.
J R Lowe, a practical farmer and conservative editor of the Bijou Hill Times, attended the meeting here Wednesday of the nominees of the state independent ticket.
A. W. Chellis, inventor of the electrical mineral bell, publicly demonstrated that the attraction between the bell and gold is measurable. He balanced a scale with gold in one pan and showed the bail near the pan drew gold toward it, proving one grain of attraction per ten dollars of gold. Gold dust and leaf moved toward the ball similarly to iron filings to a magnet.
A dialog with Rev. Dr. Primrose and Sambo touches a tender chord. Also notes an enormous Saxon chimney design at Royal Smelting works costing about 30000 dollars, 460 feet high with a long flue. Prince George’s cruise on the Thrush is explained. Fort Myers reports a pineapple of six pounds and a Florida man with a lettuce head weighing two pounds and sixteen inches across.
Notice is given that by order of Lewin H. Starkey the mortgagee the chattels mortgaged to him will be sold at public sale at the corner of Dakota avenue and F street in Huron Beadle County South Dakota on August day at 2 o clock PM The items include one iron bed chairs stove and other furniture as described in the May 9 1889 mortgage default due to nonpayment of notes totaling 1068 dollars. Jacob Hurtt sheriff of Beadle County SD.
A. J. picked well applies for medicinal malt vini and other fermented beverages at No. 257 Dakota Avenue in Huron city Beadle County South Dakota. The filing requests authority to import store and sell medicinal alcohol in the county court proceeding.
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