Attorney John L. Pyle Advertises in Huron Notice
John L. Pyle, attorney at law, offers legal services in all courts from his office above the First National Bank in Huron Michigan District.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1896
Page
8
John L. Pyle, attorney at law, offers legal services in all courts from his office above the First National Bank in Huron Michigan District.
Office listings show an attorney at law in Huron with locations over Opera House and National Bank of Dakota. Availability on Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays. distant parties urged to drop a card beforehand. Specialties include gold and porcelain crowns fillings and bridge work with three year guarantees.
Sam Appel returned to Chicago Tuesday. Rev H P Carson of Scotland visited Huron Tuesday. Sheriff Longsteff suffers a pleurisy attack. Dr Alford reports H J Rice seriously but not dangerously sick. A parrot seller draws lively business. Fred Bartlett of Cavour attended. Mrs Dr Barker visits then goes to Pella. Miss Cora Crose guests of D A Sauer returns to Ekton. Rev S D Works returns from Chicago. Congregational church youths plan lawn sociable Friday at Mayor Hutchinson’s home. Chicken shooters prep for a general hunt on the 15th though state law allows Sept 1. General Superintendent Sanborn and staff arrive from the south, depart north. Mrs J H Alexander visits Iowa. Beadle County clerk of courts saddened. Even Billy Rogers cannot comfort him. Epworth League convention August 25–27 urged. entertainment and visitor care requested.
Rev B H Burtt and wife returned home Tuesday night after a Chicago visit and spent time with T M Jeffris and wife in Janesville Wisconsin. Notables including Congressman Pickler and others passed through Huron en route to Yorkton. Mrs Pay’s Sunday school class hosted a Schuyler graveyard picnic with families and neighbors.
In a period of rapid new medicine, Pe Ru Na remains a trusted tonic. The text notes its forty year use and claims relief for female-specific diseases, with Dr Hartman’s book on women’s diseases offered free by the Pe Ru Na Manufacturing Company of Columbus, Ohio.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured locally. It offers a $100 reward for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars and sales through druggists at 75 cents.
Tickets issued August 15 17 and 18 1896 offer one fare round trip from Omaha via the Chicago and North Western Railway. An excursion fare from Omaha to Denver and the Hot Springs of South Dakota will be available on August 24. Inquire with Chicago and North Western agents for details and pricing.
A happy birth day party was given Saturday evening by Miss Lydia V Whorton at her parents home in Sterline's addition. Lydia received many presents as guests enjoyed refreshments and a splendid time with افراد listed attendees including Hazel Hinckley Ollie Taylor Jessie Evans Clara Rollins Grace Hoadley Florence Flower Lena Stiver Orrel Booth Minnie Rowley Bessie Booth Mildred Wharton Charley Cronk Losey Williams Harrold Wilde Clinton Joy Fay Jones Melville King Leighton Steere Clifford Joy Everett Simmons George Uool Clifford Bates Jadson Baldwin Ross Whorton.
In Dinneen's livery barn two stable hands a Black man and a white man fought over a poker dispute. The Black man was badly cut with knives, suffered injuries to face and hip, and was jailed along with the white man pending trial. A crowd gathered as the clash ended and both combatants were arrested.
A testimonial from Rev John W Brown proclaims White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best remedy for consumption or weak lungs after pneumonia eight years ago. He requests supply for the Cabool druggist Mr Gorman and notes sale by Holland Wheeler.
Wool buyers in the Van L. Ross region engage this year in a steady trade led by Vato, aiming to secure wool for local mills and exporters. Market activity centers on midseason demand and pricing trends observed this quarter.
Fred Holton and helpers installed a sew valve on the Risdon well Monday afternoon. The old valve was removed and water erupted high, sending sand and gravel across the area as spectators watched. The new valve reduced the flow to about one inch and a two inch pipe was added to allow continuous spouting. Holton injured his left index finger when a coupling caught it and the wall tore off.
Mrs Hysham died Tuesday at her city home from consumption at age 61. Born Amy Brooks March 23 1835 near St Thomas Canada she moved with parents to Fayette County Iowa in 1854 and married S H Hysham later relocating to Beadle county Dakota in 1884. She leaves a husband a son and a daughter. Funeral set for Thursday morning at 10 from the Congregational church.
The ad touts Syrup of Figs as a preferred laxative for families noting its pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effect. News reports the death of Mrs Abraham Bemish formerly of this city in Tacoma Washington July 29. Her husband worked on the C N W railway and she managed the Knights of Labor store before moving to Washington five or six years ago.
Mrs Ely diagnosed with advanced pulmonary consumption reports immediate relief after starting White Wine of Tar. Now using the fourth bottle and claims health better than in years. Endorsement by Rev J R Ely and Susan E Ely of Brookline Station Missouri. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
On the night of July 28, 1896 a one day more colt four years old white stripe over the nostril white right a font rag wipe Ee spy on the right area sets a reward. will be acme for flo tation leading to ber fe tort. A. Masox Huron S D.
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