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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1899
Page
5
A woman from Owensboro Kentucky recalls years of heart trouble and near death. After doctors abandoned her she tried Dr Miles New Heart Cure and reports prompt relief and a permanent cure from severe palpitations shortness of breath and heart pain.
Huron residents host visitors from Winona Watertown Hitchcock and Sioux Falls while local officials and clerks change posts. A baby boy is born to W B Cronk's family and reports discuss real estate, sidewalk upgrades and a theater performance The Belles of Blackville. A Manila veteran M L Fox argues against the US flag and promotes Aguinaldo with a sweeping political view of the coming election. Fox travels south leaving a yellow mood on the train.
Fire discovered in the Hills block Thursday night at 10 30 by H A Workman a boy about ten. He alerted Wheeler s drug store and Holland who rushed to the scene. Smoke and flames were found about midway up the second stairs a broken batt lle partly filled with kerosene and oil spills. Wheeler s alarm aroused Miss Ebert and together they quickly fought the blaze with brooms and water, saving the building with very light damage.
Postoffice Inspector Woods of St. Paul arrived in Huron to outline free delivery. The expanded routes cover most houses from Montana street west to the Great Northern track and beyond to 12th street, including Lawn Ridge, the Railroad Shops, and Huron City Mills. The city divides into three districts with three carriers working eight hours daily except Sundays.
Advice to school boards on selecting suitable teachers, supporting staff and pupils, providing decent facilities, and expanding reading material. Encourages consistent, sympathetic leadership, yearlong staffing, home talent consideration, and access to a $10 state library book program to improve reading matter in classrooms. Emphasizes compulsory attendance and church aid for clothing and supplies.
Miss Ellen Gertrude Tisdale and Mr Charles Eugene Poole united in marriage at the Methodist church Wednesday evening at 8. Rev Vander Las pronounced the banns. The bridal party entered as Winnie Hinckley played Lohengrin. The couple will reside in Huron and begin housekeeping on Sixth and Illinois streets.
F A Brown, chairman of the Finance committee, traveled through Huron on Friday from Vermillion where he sought Gov Lee's cooperation to secure funds to bring the boys home. The effort yielded no assurance of a legislature session or personal aid. Brown then continued to Aberdeen.
Secretary of State Roddle described a meeting with a Horonite caller on Monday, noting the discussion covered diplomatic concerns and regional issues. The exchange highlighted ongoing relations between the two groups and potential next steps.
A finance committee formed to raise funds to bring the boys home from San Francisco met at Depot Hall. Members from Aberdeen Brookings Codington Kingsbury Hughes Davison and Turner discussed a plan similar to the Minneapolis effort, urged Governor Lee to call a special legislative session, and prepare a public statement for broad fundraising.
A historical ad-like claim asserts Foley's Kidney Cure is absolutely reliable for kidney and bladder diseases, with no question about its effectiveness. The snippet emphasizes trust in the remedy and its use by those who have tried it.
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as a total cure after years of coughing. She reports chest pain relief better sleep and praise for the throat chest and lung remedy priced 50 cents to 1.00 with free trial bottles at H Wheelers drug store. Also Bryan speaks in Tipton Missouri to 5000 on behalf of Bickford in the Bland era race defending the Chicago platform.
Lands for sale described as sections 28, 8, 4 of the southeast, 3 southwest of 5 in township 112 range 65. Cash or part cash and part on time, or accept horses as part payment. Features include good improvements and abundant water. Address Miniter Bank Miller S. D.
Mr. R. P. Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Aiken. Weak nerves caused back head pains. After using Electric Bitters, pain left him. The ad claims the medicine cures liver and kidney trouble purifies blood tones stomach strengthens nerves and restores energy. One bottle 50 cents guaranteed. Holland Wheeler druggist.
P. H. KeeIsey advertises pasture for horses at 50 cents per month and cattle herding at 1.00 per head for the season. Horse pasture is fully fenced with good water and feed, located on the Caldwell ranch eight miles northwest of Huron.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for burns cuts and scrapes. It claims to kill pain and heal quickly curing sores ulcers boils felons corns and other eruptions with a 25 cent box price and a guarantee. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
Miss Mavup Dickens of Parsons Kansas says eight years of severe asthma attacks ended after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She reports immediate relief with each use and urges others with asthma to try the remedy priced at 25 and 50 cents from Dunning & Long staff druggists.
Advert reads that throbbing headaches vanish with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Claim states they purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health. Easy to take and priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee not offered if not cured. sold by Holland Wheeler, druggist.
A notice references the Werekty HERO onNITE event and the New York Tribune with a one year $1.25 rate. The fragment lists promotional details and publication terms for readers.
A dispatch reports rioting in Paris's Rue Lafayette and Rue Saint Denis between anti Dreyfus and pro Dreyfus factions. Twelve people were badly hurt as police charged the crowds and made numerous arrests.
Secretary of War appoints Alexander R. Speel of St. Paul Minnesota as head of the division of customs and insular affairs replacing Major John B. Pershing, who is ordered to Manila for staff duty with General Otis.
A Madison dispatch reports Professor Charles F. Smith of the University of Michigan Greek chair will live, contrary to earlier reports that his injuries were fatal or more serious after being thrown from his bicycle.
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