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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
3
Thursday items report Prof Gage in Iowa and D W Smith eyeing Minneapolis. Huron schools close for holidays. several officials and instructors travel, some resign over eye trouble. Local entertainment, legal and business notes plus ads and medical cures fill the page with brief items and notices.
Charles Davis of Bowerston Ohio escaped a feared death from a two year lung illness after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He reported instant relief and a permanent cure. The remedy, proven for 25 years, treats throat chest and lung troubles. Price 50c and 1.00 with guarantee. Trial bottles free at Wheeler’s drug store.
A Sioux Falls Press note recounts The Buffalo Times praising a high school boy who, asked to paraphrase the Lady of the Lake, wrote a literal and humorous misread of a line about Ellen Douglas and the king. The piece comments on how poetry often misleads without interpretation.
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as improving stomach and liver action to give increased strength a keen clear brain and high ambition. A 25 cent box sold by Holland Wheeler, druggist.
S. W. Glenn went south this fore noon. A. Kelley visited Sioux Falls this morning. Father Desmond returned from Bry ant Tuesday. L. L. Lostutter of Iroquois was in Huron Thursday. Geo. Osborne plans a California trip this winter. Rep-elect Everett of Spink was in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushfield of Miller guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith. Secretary of State Roddle passed through Huron en route to the state capital Thursday. Gov-elect Herreid chose Edgar A. Warner of the Eureka Blade as private secretary. DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills cleanse the liver and invigorate the system. Holland Wheeler, A. J. Bick & Co., P. H. Dunning.
A testimonial from J. W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana praises Electric Bitters for curing stomach liver and kidney troubles and restoring appetite energy and well being. The ad notes 50 cents a bottle at Wheeler's drug store with a guarantee.
W A Prather of Charles Mix and B C Barney of the Land department were in Huron. Phil Lawrence, assistant secretary of state, called Saturday. E P Boyle went to Morris to spend Christmas with relatives. Mr and Mrs F H Kent left for Evanston Illinois for the holidays. Lulu Morris is home from Sin sinawa Wisconsin to attend a ladies seminary. Henry Newton of Wolsey bought Blount drug stock at sheriff’s sale for 835 dollars and will restock. Do not use counterfeit DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. the original is a remedy for piles eczema and skin issues. Holland Wheeler and A J.
Word reaches the office of James Hansen being promoted from Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant in the Fourteenth U S Infantry. Hansen, a West Point graduate, sailed for the Philippines two years ago, and the promotion will please his hometown friends hoping for his future in the army. The notice also mentions One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for coughs and lung issues.
Alva Taylor returned from Pierre with the Board of Pardons after reviewing petitions. The board recommended to Governor Lee that A B King of Spink County for homicide, Fred Harding and James Smith of Brookings County for grand larceny, and Clarence Allen of Sanborn County for the same offense be pardoned. If approved, they would receive a pardon on Christmas morning.
Invitations are issued for the inaugural ball to be held Tuesday evening at the Locke parlors with an 8 to 9 PM reception. The event is organized by the executive, reception, and invitation committees led by C. H. Anderson, B. A. Cummins, S. G. Dowell, and others.
Thackerville Texas resident B D Blanton paid over 300 dollars to doctors in two years for a running leg sore. He cured it with Bucklen’s Arnica alve after doctors proposed amputation. Guaranteed cure for piles. 25 cents a box. Sold by Holland Wheeler druggist.
Captain B F Horn longtime Missouri River steamboat operator died at his Pierre home aged 73. He began steam boating on the Ohio in the 1850s, served in wartime transport on southern rivers, and worked on the upper Missouri after 1865. He lived in Pierre since 1880 and briefly explored the Klondike before returning to die this summer. His passing saddens many who knew his bluff and kind nature.
North Stratford New Hampshire resident Peter Sherman says Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ended years of chronic indigestion. The ad claims it digests food, provides instant relief, and improves all stomach troubles, with Holland Wheeler and A Jick & Co. listed as endorsers.
In Chicago on the 17th, E Dana Durand of the U S Industrial Commission joined figures like Franklin McVeagh Carroll D Wright Herman Justi John Mitchell and others. Durand argued unions favor conciliatory methods and that negotiations often prevent strikes though practice varies. He noted higher forms of negotiation occur where employer organizations exist.
An advertisement fragment claims such associations of employers are being slowly established in this country. It urges rest for tired stomachs and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a digestant that lets people eat what they want while restoring digestive health. It mentions Holland ees and names A. J. Bick & Co and P. H. Dun.
A returning visitor from Pierre reports Miss Jessie Fuller will resign as clerk of the supreme court and Frank Crane of Watertown will be appointed to the post. Crane formerly led the state department of public instruction, served as private secretary to Gov. Mellette, and chaired the state committee. the shift is set for January 1, 1901.
Hon. A. G. Sommers of Grant county, last House speaker, visited Friday while seeking re election. He returned from Pierre with winter quarters and then traveled to Brookings and Watertown. He avoided commitments on the senatorial question, urged non interference between senator and speakership contests, and praised the Nov 6 Republican victory while stressing responsible state governance. He left for the east at 4 PM.
American scouts followed mountain trails in General Young's district north of the Abra river and across Union Benguet Lepanto and southern Hocos. Fifteen insurgents were killed and over 100 captured as villages deserted before the Americans arrived and barracks buildings were destroyed. Philippine commissioners discussed autonomy platform with leaders and approved adding minor features as a forward step toward self government.
Washington December 22. Cablegram from Admiral Remey describes a brief engagement in Cavite province near Limbanes. Fourteent troopers and crew surprised about eighty insurgents, a half hour skirmish left thirteen insurgents dead twelve rifles captured and stores destroyed with one soldier wounded.
A unit of 184 recruits departed from Columbus Ohio and headed to San Francisco under Lt. F. B. Winans of the Fourth cavalry and Lt. Hereschel Tupes of the First infantry. They will encamp at the Presidio after arrival in San Francisco.
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul will visit Cuba early next year by presidential commission to study disputes over church property and advise the president. Bishop McGorrick of Duluth may accompany him. a government boat will transport the party as they tour the island.
State Department asks Navy to keep an American warship in Venezuelan waters to back up Minister Loomis when presenting U S concerns over conflicting asphalt concessions to the Venezuelan government.
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