Remarkable Cures Draw Hundreds to Dr Rea Visit
Dr Rea, of Louisville Ky, announces a one day only visit at Depot Hotel on Wednesday August 25. He claims vast success from recent practice in the south, offering free diagnosis within five minutes and cures for a wide range of medical and surgical ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Southern Medical and Surgical Institute
Louisville
DR. Rea & CO
Emma 8S Stevenson
Stevenson
Hahneman College
Chicago
Dixon, Lil
Salamanca
N. Y
Harry ©. Sterling
Lawn Ridge
Huron Items Show Local Travel and Ventures
Huron records list numerous visitors and residents: Father Desmond in Cavour, Crawford from the Falls, Brookings guest J. A. Williams, and many others. Entries note theatre events, church notices, road improvements, and local business moves, with an estray calf, a new long-distance line to Aberdeen, and a Broadland wedding.
Teething Relief Ad for Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup
An old remedy for teething children promises relief and comfort. The ad claims it soothes the child and gums, eases pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea, offered at twenty five cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winston
Mortgage blanks on sale in Horonrre county room
The article notes that mortgage blanks in accordance with the new law are now on sale in the Horonrre counting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horonrre
Stewart River Mecca Draws Gold Hunters From Klondyke
A dispatch from New York reports a Victoria miner bringing home $160000 in gold dust from Stewart River. other Victoria miners are also profitable as thousands rush north, leaving Klondyke behind. In Seattle a plan to double the Treadwell mine on Douglas Island aims for 800 stamps, with production at $4 per ton and about $125400 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart River
New York
Journal
Victoria
George E. Start
Skagway
Seattle
Union
Seatzie
Wash
Treadwell
Douglass Island
Alaska
Ite
South Africa
E Treadwell
Pugilist Frank Slavin Missing Near Chilcot Pass
A letter from Lake Bennett's head reports Frank Slavin missing after leaving the lake on Aug 5 to search for items lost from his pack near the Chilkoot Pass. By Aug 9 no word had arrived and fears for his safety were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bennett
Frank Slavin
Slavin
Chilkoot Pdss
Danube Carries Klondyke Miners From Victoria
The steamer Danube left Victoria British Columbia on August 24 bound for Skaguay bay with a large crowd of Klondyke miners and a full cargo of freight.
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Klondyke
Victoria
B. C
Danube
Skaguay Bay
London Sets First Horseless Electric Cabs On Streets
London watched the first real effort at horseless vehicles as a company put twelve electric cabs on the street. Each uses 40 accumulator cells to run over 50 miles at 60 cents and features rear wheel propulsion with front steering. The noiseless, well cushioned cabs are lighted by electricity, handle traffic smoothly, and the tariff matches that of regular cabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Comptroller Eckels to lead Colonial Trust as president
Washington reports Comptroller James H. Eckels will assume the presidency of the Colonial Trust company, with Roswell G. Flower serving as acting president. Eckels accepts the New York offer and will start the role in the fall at a salary of 15000 dollars per year.
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Washington
James H. Eckels
Colonial Trust Company
Roswell G. Flower
New York
Mr. Flower
Eckels
Revenue informer shot by mob in Virginia
John E. Nowlin, a revenue informer arrested for breaking into a spring house, was taken from officers at Runneybog in Franklin County and shot to death by a mob likely made up of moonshiners.
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Ladies’ Association of the
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
H. H. Warne
Vernon Township
County Board of Insanity
Yankton
Revenue
Ricuhmoond
John E. Nowlin
Runneybog
Franklin County
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DR. Rea
Huron
Depot Hotel
Father Desmond
Cavour
Coe I. Crawford
J.A. Williams
Brookings
S. W. Davenport
Kansas City
Kent
Attorney Chamberlain
Hutchinson
Gibson
E. H. Grant
Lovejoy
Redfield
S. W. Atherton
Washington, Io
Asher Page
D. H. Wood
Alpena
Whiting
Woopgocket, Waa
Gertrude Price
Woonsocket
J. A. Sauer
Will Pay
Asher
Ann of By Pay
Volga
City
A. Salisbury
Wolser
Tom, Tanters
la Mars
Iowa
Katie Uool
Robert Simmons
Steve Dinneen
Harry Sterling
Sid. Oviatt
Broadland
Lola
Verna Graff
Rochester
Mion
Benjamin Franklin
Wessington
Huron Tuesay
Robert Allison
Osavour
John McMann
Nebraska
John
E. T. Losey
Ramsell
Dakota Avenue
Rh. E. Dowder
Sanborn County
Pierre
H. C. Garvin
A. ©. Johnson
Adam McConnell
Winona
Young McDermaid
Dearborn
Bartt
Benjamin
Foesto
Homer
George i
Calilhmanch
Mallett
Emma
Fi Rath
Horace Flower
Bee
Boks
Aberdeen
J. H. Alexander
W. J. Mexwell
Omaha
Neb
Camp Clark
Cheyenne County
S. A. Ramsey
Ae Horon
Geo. Dorkings
Ramsey
Sanborn
John Longstaff
Atorney
Law
John L. Pyle
Huron, South Dakota
First National Bank
South Dakota
Attorney AT Law
H. S. Mouser
Burnham, Trevett & Mattice
Fyter
R. A. Tait
Louis Dakota
National Bank of Dakota
Second Street
Cor Kota Av
2Nd St
Emma S. Stevenson
Flandreau
Huron Boys
Frank Stevie
Bost
C. C. Johnson
Stillwater
Minn
Hobbs Sparagus
Hobbs Remedy CO
Propristrors
Carcaco
Hobbs Pilla
S. D
Dunning & Longstafp
Druergists
Pey Postae
DR. Hathaway &O
4Th
Nebraska Sts
Sioux City
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Oxford
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Minnesota
Hel River
F. W. Wilsey
Eastern Land Agent
St. Paul, Minn
H. Phipps
FINEZ
Wisconsin
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