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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
7
Sadie B Finckh offers nail biting cure and nonsurgical hair removal without electric needle. Services at 238 Wisconsin Street by appointment or at residence with carriage delivery. Office hours 9 to 11 am and 1 to 6 pm.
Aberdeen South Dakota advertises the Northern Normal Industrial School with a six year program starting September 10 1907. Courses include normal industrial business and college preparatory study with winter classes for country boys and girls. A corps of seventeen skilled teachers and a handsome new structure with a large gymnasium baths and lockers are noted. Expenses law.
City council discussed setting license fees for pool rooms with the attorney opining the council may set high fees but cannot refund voluntary payments. A petition was filed, the bill was rejected, and an arc light was approved for Fifth and Illinois. Water warrants were issued to Kelley, Lyon, and Wood for advancing money for water mains. Station work planned on Dakota Avenue and Thi.
Farmers in the east and southeast have long complained about a poorly maintained road into the city. A funding plan will fully grade the road, improving load transport of farm products. R W Clark secured the contract to carry out the grading work.
Color Hair Ayer's Vigor made from our enone night ila does not stain or color air or hair. It does not darken gray or white hair or blonde hair. It does stop falling hair.
An old flyer touts Hair Vigor claiming it stops every case of baldness and hair loss. It urges readers to consult a physician and asks about the product made by the J. Ayers Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
Gardner, a Black Hills native and brother of William Gardner, will assume charge of the North Western legal business in Huron. He leaves Minneapolis for South Dakota where he will join Crawford Taylor and Fairbank, adding a new member to Beadle county’s bar with anticipated warm reception.
A testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri claims Foley's Kidney Cure corrected his prostate and kidney issues after years of illness. He says at ninety one he feels well after taking two bottles cited by Hollander.
About two hundred Mineral Point residents gathered by invitation at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hoare on a recent Monday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lawrence of Huron South Dakota their son Aubrey Lawrence attorney of Brookings SD and his wife and son Raymond. The event honored Grahama Hoare turning two while continuing her bright cheerful daily routines. The lawn was set with tables, and the Mineral Point cornet band provided music enhancing the friendly reunion of old time friends and neighbors.
A college requests bedding donations from the city to furnish a dormitory for late fall visitors. A committee led by Mrs. J. W. Camp and Mrs. B. M Thbrease will coordinate the effort to collect suitable linens and blankets.
Huron South Dakota hosts a large stock gathering and a trio of acts including Delbaugh & Meyer with Roman rings and h manator, Pollard jugglers, and a 3 mile daily Cowboy relay race for a $250 purse. City streets glow with open attractions and illuminated principal roads.
The School of Telegraphy will equip desks like railroad and Western Union offices with instruments from Chicago North Western. L A Ferris Institute veteran takes charge and special lectures by railroad officials will aid graduates in securing paying positions as demand for telegraphers grows amid a new federal nine hour rule for dispatchers increasing staffing needs.
An old advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can positively treat all kidney and bladder diseases, warning that failure to use the product will lead to continued trouble and blaming the reader for poor results.
Thieves broke into Thompson's hardware store at night and stole the cash register along with $30 to $40 worth of hardware. The smashed register was found near Milwaukee depot Friday forenoon with all cash gone and about six dollars in silver recovered. No clue as to the culprits yet.
Advertisement asserts Foley's Hon and Tar stops difficult breathing and heals inflamed air passages for hay fever and summer colds, claiming instant relief even if it does not cure. It notes genuine product in a yellow package.
Walter H. Wheaton railway post clerk on the Tracy and Pierre line received orders to establish a railway mail service between Ft Pierre and Philip. The first trip serves settlers west of the river on the 13th with stops at Pierre Weridt Van Meter Cap mountain time and reaches Philip at 11 40 a m The return arrives Ft Pierre at 6 20 p m. Wheaton went to Pierre Monday to begin the service.
The assessment board reports an estimated 23 percent rise in railroad property taxes overall, with Milwaukee and North Western systems above average due to new mileage. Names of railways and figures from the Pierre Daily Capital Journal indicate main systems like Milwaukee, North Western, CRL&P, and others, with total tax likely not rising over ten to fifteen percent after broader property value gains.
A brief clipped note from a New Jersey editor discusses a late editor named Philipsh. The piece comments on editorial choices and the changing tone of local press. It provides a snapshot of newspaper culture and individual influence in the era.
In Oyster Bay President Roosevelt and Attorney General Bonaparte spoke quietly about pursuing possible cases against Standard Oil if the courts allow. they signaled readiness to press other land fraud prosecutions in the West as soon as cases arise.
Reports from natives say Moors attacked encamped French near Blanca. Sultan of Morocco through Ben Sillman expresses grief over the assassination of Europeans at Casa Blanca. He condemns the act and offers to provide satisfaction including punishment of the guilty.
The report describes a man entering Mrs. Baruko’s home and attempting to attack her. He allegedly seized a razor and slashed her face, creating a violent assault scene tied to an ongoing investigation by local authorities.
Aug 12 An American soldier in Cienfuegos Cuba is believed to have yellow fever. This is the first confirmed case among soldiers since the army arrived on the island and authorities express apprehension.
Union South Carolina August 12 James W Galiman former mayor was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to fifteen years in prison for killing a prominent farmer M cittn The jur y verdict concluded the trial noting the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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