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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1886
Page
7
A depth of twenty ic ie feet yields firm black coal burning white ash with no cinders. Mr. Melville notes miners find the seam inexhaustible with about 200 tons already mined. The ton price at the mines is recorded, raising hopes of solving the South Dakota fuel problem.
A Newark reader describes an asylum visit where Dr. Burchard identifies a patient as the son of a former parishioner. The exchange ends with a wink and a muted reaction as a dramatic scene unfolds amid a chaotic day of weather and local events including a railroad project update and a letter-collection notice.
A speaker advises a younger audience to stay honest and earn money by lawful means. The voice reflects hard work, moral guidance, and caution against trouble while urging prudent behavior in financial matters.
J W and Nellie Wilson mourn the death of their adopted daughter Asa aged four months and twenty two days. She died at 8 am Saturday August 14 1886 of cholera infantum. Funeral at the family residence 1.5 miles northwest of Huron at 2 pm Sunday. Ww. Marxinson jailed for killing John Garber last March shows signs of insanity after recent confinement and may be sent to the insane asylum.
In Paris Texas Mr Jorley was near death from consumption unable to turn or lift his head. Dr Kings New Discovery aided by a trial bottle and Dial pills led to rapid improvement. By using two boxes of pills and two bottles of Discovery he gained flesh and strength, recovering from a near death state. Durand’s.
A pastor tells Sam Jones that heaven is found by helping a poor widow. A wealthy planter tests the tale and, following the plan, brings groceries and prayers, witnessing joy as the widow thanks him. The piece notes newspaper editorials and attribution disputes in the Wessington Times.
Mr Geo V Willing of Manch cere Michigan claims his wife was nearly helpless for five years but after taking two bottles of Electric Bitters she has improved greatly and can work again.
A fragmentary article notes Sheriff Costigan bringing Malkinson to Huron on Friday and confinement in the Brown mansion, with questions about his sanity. It also mentions Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy praised by Sol E. B. LaRue and Rev. J. W. Davis. Other items touch on pension gains, Congregational church moves, and Rev. Mr. McCaslin's Isle Royale plans including a voyage back or wait for a returning schooner.
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