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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
2
An eminent authority on kidney diseases touts a homemade mixture to relieve many kidney issues before Bright's disease stage. It combines Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Syrup of Sarsaparilla with directions to take after meals and at night, claiming it cleanses blood and eases rheumatism.
South Dakota Beadle County notices that J P Walsh filed for letters of administration for the Barnhart Neth estate. Hearing is set for December 28, 1908 at 10:00 a.m. in the county judge's office, Huron. All interested parties may appear to contest. Attested by Judge A A Chamberlain and Clerk Asher F. Pay. Dec 10-24.
Washington reports a Richardson Alabama bill to prevent pre striation of federal patronage in convention review and to bar any non draft connected actions by cabinet officers or other officials for protection of president’s prerogatives. In Columbia Dover bank cashier Victor M. Wentz and stenographer Alice Houltiger were found dead at Bellwood Inn from gas asphyxiation. St Petersburg reports Asiatic cholera rising with 33 new cases and 8 deaths in the last 24 hours. cholera hospitals are reopening.
Reduced excursion tickets offered for December 22 to 25 and December 30 to 31 and January 1 with return allowed until January 5. Full details available from the agent.
A public teachers examination will be held at G R hall in Huronen on Thursday and Friday December 17 and 18 starting at 8 a.m. J W Smith Co. offers money to loan on farm lands and insurance. Kinkead Land Agency advertises real estate. LH Jones and brother N K Jones, and Misa Anna Olofson were noted as spending Monday day trips to Pierre and Hitchcock respectively.
Lyon & Healy announces a nine day piano sale with nearly a thousand instruments and no reserve. Fine brands including Mehlin yardman Ivers & Pond Smith & Nixton Steinway and Weber pianos from major dealers, upright pianos from 100 to 200 dollars, refunds offered for dissatisfaction, located at 10 Adams Street Chicago.
James Doyie died Thursday evening at 6 35 at his home in Bloodgoods addition from stomach cancer after a lingering illness. Born in County Cork Ireland in 1834 he came to America as a young man. He married in 1941 and they had nine children six surviving Will Charles John Katie and Mrs Maggie Rand of this city and a son James in Illinois He leaves a wife as well Funeral services at the Catholic church Saturday at 10 with Dean Desmond officiating Interment in the Catholic cemetery.
The Sunny South Texas advert promotes warm winters and summers with no snow or tornadoes, and urges readers to buy land cheaply. It invites visiting offices for information books and to join a travel program starting January fifth priced at 34 50 round trip, listing Philip Lawrence and Dr J M Chambers as contacts.
Duluth reports eight days since the Clemson bound for the Soo from Lorain disappeared in a fierce storm on Lake Superior with 24 crew aboard all residents of Duluth. The Wolvin ownership and port officials launch exhaustive patrols from Port Arthur to the Soo to locate wreckage or survivors. The vessel, built in 1903 at Superior, measures 448 feet long with a 52 foot beam and 50 feet depth.
Reports from Tampico and Vera Cruz state describe toxic gases from the Don Bacas oil well. Metals blacken, birds die, and livestock and people display effects as the Mexican United States boundary effort struggles to control the flow. Diaz government sends 30 sappers to assist.
The secretary of the treasury submitted to Congress the book of estimates for the fiscal year ending June 20, 1910. It lists requested appropriations by department including Legislative Executive State Treasury War Navy Interior Postoffice Agriculture Commerce and Labor Justice and totals 824,408,948 dollars. The 1910 estimates exceed 1909 by 57,900,676 dollars.
Atlantic City dispatch reports about fifty guests at the Lashelle hotel who escaped a serious blaze when the building burned down. Most fled with no clothes or personal effects. one elderly woman, Mrs. Elizabeth Graham of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania, leapt from a high window and broke both legs with additional injuries.
Local notice describes Kinkead Land Agency on 2nd floor Mercantile Building and lists various city happenings. Mentions land trades, travel agents, and multiple residents visiting or departing, with brief notes on weather, skating, and local business activity.
The annual memorial services of Huron lodge No. 444 B. P. O. E. were held in the opera house Sunday afternoon. A large turnout of Elks and others honored departed brothers as the death roll rose to nineteen each year. Hon. C. N. Winsor of Sioux Falls delivered the principal address, which was highly regarded and appreciated.
Henry Rogers and several associates were arrested at the Royal hotel during a fair tie. Those wanted for burglary at Winona and another man released from custody here were also arrested at Waterloo, Iowa. The gang, once in Huron with four members, is believed to be part of a slick outfit feared to have escaped punishment.
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