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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
4
The Fruit and Produce company ships the first full carload of Christmas trees into Huron. A diverse local scene includes slippers, fur goods,婚 babies, and new engagements. Community notices cover births, weddings, plays, and post orders for December.
From Monday's Daily Christmas notes, Smith Newcomer left for Mason City Iowa to spend the winter. Mr Sterling and J A Cleaver were Monday morning passengers bound for Sioux Falls.
The text argues that dyspepsia is a weak stomach not a bad cook and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy. It claims the tonic gives the stomach vigor, cures dyspepsia, creates appetite, and makes eating a pleasure.
An Iroquois creamery near Huron ships 100 pound lots to local merchants while central South Dakota markets rely on Sioux City creameries. Express cars from north, west or east carry many large creamery cans. Centralization into big plants governs the butter industry.
Eucalyptus Camp No. 456 Modern Woodmen of America elected officers at the Dec. 3 regular meeting led by Venerable Council L. C. Kemp and Worthy Adviser J. G. Snyder. Members note the Huron Woodmen prospering with 25 new initiates this month and announce a dance on Dec. 12. Ergänzung include notices on Perry Davis Painkiller and Elys Cream Balm with testimonial letter from Geo. W. McDurr.
Local notices report Pierre public schools shut due to scarlet fever. The Pierre Capital-Journal notes community illness affecting students and staff, with several mentions of local residents and businesses adapting to the shutdown.
Three McCoy brothers from Custer township departed for a visit in Lima Ohio. Jim Kelley sold his stock of harness and hardware to C C Johnson and J M Stiver. Harry Dixson, advance for the Sanford Dodge Theatre company, was in town Tuesday. B H Sullivan, from Aurora county, sampled Huron hotel fare today. There is good skating on Jim river now and many take advantage of it. On Idaho street WS Davis offers for sale his residence as he plans to move from Huron. J C Kiemme returned from North Dakota where he has been adjusting insurance losses. Ladies Guild will hold an event on Saturday afternoon, Dec 13, from 1 to 6.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader lauds Huron college for needing new buildings, facilities, and endowment. East philanthropists offer 160000 dollars if the state raises 40000 more. Huron ladies pledge to raise 2000 within their city. They plan to do it among themselves without men.
List of uncalled letters at the Huron postoffice for the week ending December 6. Names include Beach, Mrs. J. E. Bolan, John H. Brown, Mrs. Conroy, John Edison, Wiley Fetters, J. F. Foster, C. F. Fralick, Mrs. G. E. Johnson, Miss Catherine Millspaugh, E. A. Singer, Chas Styles, Rev. J. P. Woodward, Orlo C. N. Cooper, Postmaster.
A meeting in the Huron college building organized the Huron Choral Union. The group will include church choirs and city vocalists with officers: President F H Richardson, Vice President C H Corbett, Secretary Eva Rossman, Treasurer Ida Miner, Choir Director Prof G Taillaner.
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