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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1886
Page
8
Details of daily train arrivals and departures to and from Huron including express and mail trains. Schedules show variations by day, times for westbound and southbound travel, and accommodations with agents D. Anousa and A. Fasten listed.
Inland telegraph wires are down except to the West while a very severe storm rages. Reports from multiple newspapers and editors across the region are gathered as Minneapolis weather worsens. Local scenes include a stalled livery horse and a birthday gathering for Geo W. Etterling.
Snippets report a snow event, local gatherings, and arrivals in Huron. The Ransom company schedules a nine night engagement at the Grand, while officials organize a South Dakota Firemen’s Association tournament for 1887. Community updates include new homes, school staffing, and visitors to the area.
Mr and Mrs Z Pond left today to visit their daughter in Wellington Kansas. They have stayed several months with daughter Mrs A F Pay and report a happy life with their children. Mrs Pay expects their return next summer.
A fragmented note from a newspaper clipping references a funeral in Burlington for an unnamed drummer. The text mentions a commercial floral piece and removed coupons, with an inscription remaining unreadable.
The note describes long standing catarrh deteriorating health and lung function. It notes Dr Hubbard visiting Huron on December 17 at the Wright venue and claims success in curing catarrh. It warns that minor alleviations prolong illness and does not guarantee complete recovery.
The Youth's Companion marks its sixtieth anniversary as a universal periodical read by about 80 readers across ages. With noted writers from America and Europe such as W. D. segle J. , J. Trowbridge, Prof. Haxiey, Duke of Isyle, and Arch deacon Farrar it garners nearly 000 subscribers. A yearly subscription is $1.75 and new orders are credited to January, 1888.
The Haron Aleaid is no more and has gone to oblivion's shore, dying from lack of public appreciation of its editor. Sad events recall the editor's circumstances and the paper's fate.
An advertisement extols Dr Hubbard of Minneapolis for treating chronic catarrh and related ailments with regular home visits and strong medicines. It cites patient Taylor of Park River and Madson of Grand Forks praising regained strength, cleared throats, and improved breathing after treatment. Consultation is free at the Wright House with limited daily availability.
Auction notice lists a future sale of horses and oxen at a livery yard with an incomplete name H. Crank. It notes the event will occur in a year's time and mentions a spe at livery abrh in garbled text.
The Ladies Guild elected Mrs Moody as president and J P Bull as secretary for the coming year. Dr Hubbard will visit the Wright House in Huron D T on Friday Dec 17 for one day, offering free consultation and a frank assessment if cure is not possible.
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