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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
5
Word came Wednesday that Hugh Jaynes, popular Pierre butcher, was shot in the neck Tuesday night by a Bungeys Restaurant clerk after a quarrel. Jaynes left, retrieved a gun, pursued the clerk, but fell into a roadside ditch. he is not in danger and is well known in Huron.
A traditional remedy promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, ease pain, cure wind colic and diarrhea, offered at twenty five cents per bottle.
Major Kramer of Indiana impressed Attica villagers with his first automobile as horses balked and spectators watched. An old Hoosier recalled chasing the first wheeled vehicle, musing on wheels catching up and the future of flying machines.
This ad touts Jell Oice Cream Powder as the best ice cream mix with four varieties Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry and Unflavored. It claims wide availability at grocers and offers mail order 2 packages for 25 cents from The Genesee Pure Food Co. LeRoy New York.
The Minneapolis Evening Tribune highlights Huron contestants Miss Mary Ormonde and Miss Alla Sauer in a South Dakota vote to win a Tribune funded trip to the St Louis exposition. Sixty three participants compete with subscriptions granting votes. top six receive travel, auto or piano prizes, plus the trip.
The Elk home near completion features fresco work by W. W. Cook & Co of Sioux Falls. Heating by Shaw & Madsen and water fixtures by Wm. Waibel are finished. F. D. Mills & Son of Sioux Falls built the lodge per Architect Schwarz’s plans, with high praise from the building committee for quality and cooperation.
Advert says pills and tonics fail to cure catarrh and Hyomei is the scientific remedy. It claims the inhaler delivers medicine to the air passages and blood, killing germs and removing catarrhal poison. C. H. Longstaff offers a money back guarantee if not cured. Complete outfit costs $1 with lifetime inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle. extra bottle available for 50 cents if needed.
Farmers urged to exhibit at Yankton fair September 12 to 16 with grain corn and vegetables. exhibits shipped to Yankton by September 9, premium lists provided on request. county and individual displays to appear. John H. King Supt Agricultural Dept and A. T. Losey assist.
Hyomei is recommended as a positive cure for sneezing tearing eyes and runny nose caused by hay fever. It soothes heals irritated mucous membrane and provides quick lasting relief.
Ten year old Joseph Meyers of Pearl Creek township will exhibit corn and enter the special prize for corn he planted and cared for himself. The Fair Association invites other county boys to join and the Horronfire will publish all competitors.
This item highlights a medicinal powder for children claiming to cure feverishness teething disorders and stomach upsets while regaining bowel function and eradicating worms. It cites 30,000 testimonials and a price of 25 cents with free samples, credited to Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy.
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