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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
8
A local insurance notice from Huron South Dakota announces services from Leading Companies with an office in the New Hotel Building and invites a share of patronage.
Attorney at law located over First National Bank in Huron offers full court practice. He handles cases across all courts and emphasizes broad legal services.
Attorney at Law offices listed over Opera House Burnham Trevett Mattie in Huron Dakota with other firms on Main Street. Louis Heron assigns Mondays Tuesdays Fridays Saturdays for consultations. Dental services include gold and porcelain crowns fillings and bridge work with three year guarantees and low prices.
McKinley club to meet Saturday evening. L Higby of Minneapolis visited. Mrs W B Cronk and sons in Organ Wisconsin. Attorney Thomas Sterling and wife between trains. J B Howe, station agent at Gettysburg, spent Tuesday here. John Carter left for Sioux Falls for Democratic goldites conference. Miss Florence Ramer to Minneapolis to teach. Mrs Charley Parke and children home from Exeter Nebraska. Harry Chalfant with Sioux Falls fruit house doing business with Huron merchants. Miss Bennett of Clark visits before going to Dixon Illinois to school. Rev W J Hill united in marriage at Bancroft home of bride’s parents. Will Hoadley’s fall from a box shattered Robinson’s shoe store window. Wes Stefford bound for Sparte Wisconsin then Chicago to seek practice.
Local notices report L. M. Kenyon selling furniture and undertaking at a Dakota Ave stand, W. C. Foster arriving on business, and Mrs. Bickel traveling to aid a ill father. A baby is born to Ralph Coshun's Fargo household, a Jersey cow dies in a well after escape, and a Highmore post office robbery case heads to Deadwood court. A hay fire rule is issued, Grand Army hall hosts a Roy and Irma Flower party, and a Minnesota horse runs away. The state vet warns of poison from golden rod, while President Wheeler receives a Murray reunion note about a 1857 Wilburham link and McKinley Club talk.
Advertises a cure claiming deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. Authors offer one hundred dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh not cured, inviting readers to request circulars from F J. Hall Co of Toledo Ohio. product sold by druggists at seven cents.
Large audience fills Methodist church as Epworth League delegates and visitors from across South Dakota attend the opening session. Rev A O Stevens presides, with Rev W H Jordan delivering the evening address on Faith and Opportunities. Several musical numbers and duets follow, highlighting a busy first day. Wednesday hearings include a Bible reading by Rev J P Jenkins and talks by Dr Carlos Martin on Good Citizenship.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as the pleasant laxative for children and recommends it for costive or bilious parents, claiming it gives gratifying results and should be in every family.
Those planning attendance for the national G A R encampment in St Paul should depart on the Chicago and North-Western line from HaRon either Monday August 31 or Tuesday September 1 at 7 40 a m. They will arrive in St Paul the same evening. Round trip tickets from HaRon are eight dollars.
A buyer named Van L. Ross seeks wool again this year. The source repeats the name Van L. Ross with a variant Van L. Rosse, indicating a purchase or procurement note for wool.
An advertising notice proclaims a “new woman” bolstered by Dr. Hartman’s home treatment for women’s ailments. It urges sending name address symptoms duration and prior treatment to Columbus Ohio for a month of guidance and promises free literature from the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending August 22 1896. Names include Cecil Ferguson Harry Harper Grace Kail Lydia Sherman James M. Smith Alfred P. Smith Mary Weber and others. Parties interested should say advertised in the HurRon ITE and pay one cent at the stamp window. J B Conany Postmaster.
For over fifty years the product has eased teething pain for children. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhoea. A bottle costs twenty five cents.
Brakeman James Sonieg who was injured when coupling cars at Groton two weeks ago has undergone surgery to save all fingers except the little finger. Surgeons Dr Foxton of this city and Dr Workman of Tracy performed the operation.
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon tout their Digestive Cordial as a simple honest remedy for indigestion. They claim it invigorates the stomach and glands, reduces dependence on external digestion aids, and even print the formula on every bottle. Sold by druggists from 10 cents to 1 dollar.
The B and O R R shows high efficiency with passenger and fast freight trains arriving on schedule during April through June. Only unavoidable operation causes caused delays, and no road of comparable size in America surpasses this punctuality record.
To accommodate visitors to the Experimental Farm near Northville 8. D. one way tickets to Northville via the North-Western line on Tuesdays and Fridays until October 30 1896 will be refunded at one fifth fare within five days from sale when certified by the farm foreman. Tickets from Chicago and North-Western Ry agents.
Rev John W Brown reports eight year old pneumonia left weak lungs but the White Wine of Tar Syrup improved his condition. He commends it as the best remedy for consumption and asks the druggist Mr Gorman of Cabool Me to stock it. sale by Holland Wheeler.
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