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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
8
Short items report on visitors and events around Hitchcock and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs. Moody and Mrs. French visiting, James Reedy and Hall with family, Gibbs selling Christmas trees, Hunt's baking powder promotion, piano tuner and music store orders, Elks minstrel, weather note rain, Gibbs soda fountain girl, Racket Store wares, Grand show review, and various local ads and announcements.
The high school shows D class top student Oscar Olson, C class leader Cora Lynn, B class winner Gertrude Abell, and A class cap Rose Bick. Other named students include Dorothy Beach Mary Brown Irving Crawford Martha Davis George Hutchinson Elsie Lamp Bessie Lynn Mildred McEwen Edith McGarvey Catherine McKay Earl Anderson Jane Bell Lydia Bonesteel Marguerite Jones Cora Lynn Ruby Madsen Ina Sargent Cicata Thorp Emily Schultze Flora Barnes Frank Hibbard Celia Johnson Maude Kester Lillian Longstaff Gertrude Olon Aelen Richardson John Thompson Britton Adell Elma Pesse Carrie Roach.
The notice states that the undersigned has assigned all credits and book accounts to Attorneys Ede and Churchill of the city to be held in trust for creditors. Debtors should pay amounts due to the assignees and all claimants must present bills for acceptance and settlement to Ede and Churchill. Dated at Huron Dakota November 28 1906.
Hulland Wheeler sells Voley's Honey and Tar claimed to stop coughing heal lungs and prevent pneumonia though medical opinion is not provided. The note presents a local remedy claim without providing evidence or endorsement.
The Great Northern Railway offers round trip tickets at one fare and one third. Tickets go on sale November 38 and 20 with a final return limit December 3. For more information contact E. C. Harrimon.
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission reports Kennedy and Bee laxatives contain opiates and croton oil. They urge rejection of all but Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package which is claimed to be free of opiates and considered a safe cough remedy sold by Holland Wheeler.
This advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure any kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach and notes it is sold by Holland Wheeler.
A well known remedy Brandreth's Pills advertised as a safe vegetable blood purifier and laxative. The same dose always produces the same effect, with one or two pills nightly helping constipation indigestion dyspepsia or issues from impure blood. Used for over a century and sold in drug stores in plain or sugar coated forms.
McDonough county declares three banks insolvent as liabilities exceed 750000 with Bank of Macomb Chandler Co Bank Bardolph and Chandler Smith bank Bardolph holding deposits totaling 260000 459000 and 65000 respectively. Bank collapse cited as lack of ready cash following bond payments to Western Illinois Railway.
London papers take Andrew Carnegie to task for comments on Scotland recruitment at a New York St. Andrew's banquet. The Pall Mall Gazette calls it An Alien Insult, opposing an alien boasting of British hospitality, while Sir Mortimer Durand's rebuke receives praise.
The Yale, the nation s second ocean going turbine steamship, was launched at Roach s shipyard in Chester Pennsylvania. Built for the Metropolitan Steamship company it will sail between New York and Boston on the outside route. Miss Laura B Hadley daughter of Yale University s president christened the vessel, with the Harvard as its sister ship to follow soon.
Robert O Burke of Elnora Indiana writes that after using Foley's Kidney Cure he reduced nightly awakenings from twelve to twenty, cure for dropsy, and eyesight improved. He notes one 50 cent bottle helped, and after three bottles all symptoms disappeared. Sold by Holland.
Commander R. E. Peary called on President Roosevelt by appointment in Washington. Roosevelt congratulated him on his Arctic expedition. Peary left the White House to go to New York on business. Walter Wellman, pursuing Arctic airship travel, visited the executive offices and greeted Peary.
The agency rights for Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup have been secured. The product claims to refresh the liver purify breath relieve headaches regulate digestion and cure chronic constipation. Holland Wheeler will distribute the syrup to customers.
Anxious Londoners await President Roosevelts plan to the anti Japanese rule in San Francisco schools. London papers report sensational Far East arrivals hinting at possible grave complications and even war. The forthcoming presidential message to Congress is highly anticipated.
The seventh annual international live stock exhibition opened at Chicago’s Union Stock Yards and will run eight days. More than 3000 entries include shire horses owned by King Edward VII. of England. Other entrants include Sir Thomas Lipton Lord Cavan and Lord Rothschild. An evening horse fair is held in the exhibition ring each night.
The official expenses of the 670 British parliamentary candidates totaled 5,834,290 dollars, averaging 98 cents per vote to win seats. Privately disbursed sums from bribery trials likely raise the total. London reports dated December 3.
C R Cawthorn, a leading sheepman in Del Rio Texas, was found dead in his buggy three miles from the city with a bullet wound in his heart. The murder marks the second in two days and has stirred great excitement locally.
In New York on December 3 negotiators for the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad company and its steam and electrical locomotive engineers resolved their dispute. The workers will receive a substantial increase in pay.
I J Mouser owner of certificate states taxes due on specified lots in Beadle County. Redemption requires $18.84 plus costs by sixty days from service, with deed to follow. Notice dated November 15, 1906, published November 22 to December 6.
The summons informs the defendant to answer the complaint filed by Color Campbell in Beadle County South Dakota. It states a judgment of 502.50 dollars with seven percent interest and costs. The notice is dated November 8 1906 and signed by Burtt attorney for the plaintiff.
The text extols Allcock's Plasters as an enduring remedy after sixty years of popularity. It claims effectiveness for pains from cold or overstrain and notes broad sale by druggists worldwide.
Minneapolis wheat quotations a trading session show December at 76 3/4 cents May at 79 1/2 cents and July at 80 3/4 cents On track prices list No 1 hard at 80 3/4 cents No 1 Northern at 79 3/4 cents No 2 Northern at 77 1/2 cents and No 3 Northern at 74 1/2 cents.
Cattle good to choice steers fetch 5.50 to 6.25, common to good 3.25 to 4.00, good to choice cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.50, veals 4.00 to 5.25. Hogs 6.00 to 6.15. Sheep withers 4.50 to 5.15, good to prime spring lambs 6.50 to 7.25.
On track and to arrive prices for wheat show No. 1 hard at 79.5 cents, No. 1 Northern 78.5 cents, No. 2 Northern 80 cents. No. 1 Northern stored at 80 cents. Flax prices listed for Dec on track and in store at 1.21 dollars, with Dec 1.20, Jan 1.21, May 1.24 dollars.
Chicago market notes show wheat December at 74 1/2 cents May 78 1/2. corn December 42 1/2 cents May 43 1/2. oats December 33 1/2 cents May 35 1/2. pork January $15.00 May $15.30. butter Creameries 22 1/30 cents dairies 20 1/26 cents 24 28 cents. poultry turkeys 10 cents chickens and springs undefined price.
Chicago traders reported cattle and hog prices with ranges for various categories. Cattle and calves show values from cattle beves to Texans and calves, while hogs include mixed, good heavy, rough heavy, and pig classes. Sheep and lambs are listed with price bands.
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