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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
8
Monday features music selling 10 to 25 cents at Link's and Singer sewing machines on easy payments. Beadle county land sales. Richards Trust Co. loans. Local transfers include Chas Cass returning to St Paul and J F Zeitlow overseeing Dakota Central work. Lincoln services, Washington birthday observance, and a Grand Army Hall event with Colonial Glee Club and refreshments.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen hosts the annual Easter Ball in the Opera House on Monday evening March 24. The arrangements committee has prepared details for the event and attendees.
The article assures readers that the Easter ball will feature the best obtainable music and that every effort will be made to make it the finest dancing event of the season for Terpsichore lovers.
A promotional excerpt states Allen's Lung Balsam can stop progress of long neglected lung issues and claims it treats bronchitis asthma and other airway afflictions urging rapid relief by its use.
Notices announce Cory and McAdams dry goods store to start March 1 in Huron and for rent a large West half of Section 31 110 63 with eight rooms barns wells and 100 plow land. Local sales, legal notices, and upcoming events include Chamberlains Pain Balm testimonials and the Mozart Symphony Club critique at the Opera House.
The physician reports Attorney-General Pyle remains febrile and unstable this morning. The fever persists with a high pulse rate around 120 while heart action stays weak and requires constant treatment and stimulants. Speculation asks how long such a condition can last without absolute heart failure.
An old remedy claims to soothe teething pains for children Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup softens gums eases wind colic and treats diarrhoea. Sold at twenty five cents a bottle and promoted as the best relief for young children.
The Tattlers enjoyed a Saturday gathering at Miss Katharine Daum’s home with a program including speeches, piano solos by Ethel Hawley and Ethel Joy, readings by Howard Smith and Helen Urquhart, and a club song. Helen Urquhart read a surprise letter from Alicia Farrow of Minneapolis. Supper followed at 9 and guests ended with games, puzzles, candy, and nuts.
Attorney General Pyle's condition shows improvement as his fever declines and temperature approaches normal. The physician in charge expresses cautious optimism, noting slow but steady recovery and no new complications expected at this time.
Cure feverishness bad stomach teething disorders break up cold move and regulate bowels destroy worms. They never fail. Owe 30,000 testimonials. At all druggists 25e. Sample mailed free. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The dairy industry in Yale County has grown rapidly from the first creamery at Huron to many plants in Clover Hill Theresa and surrounding townships. Cremeries now operate profitably in Carlile Logan Richland Dearborn Banner Cavour Wolsey Huron Foster Wessington Barrett Hitchcock and more, fueling rising land values and prompting further rural expansion. The article praises Yale farmers for choosing dairy expansion and urges others to follow.
Editor P E Murain e denounces local gossip spread during absence and defends his integrity. He states he will remain at Kelley’s Land Agency this week and warns disreputable individuals to visit him. He plans another trip to Iowa and Nebraska to finalize business for his company and invites confrontation in person.
Wm Tolmie confined at home by grip. Miss Emma Cawood returns from visit with parents in land county. Attorney General Pyle continues favorable and gaining ground. Geo Shoemaker recovering slowly from injuries in a Virgil runaway. Bowling contest set at Ritschag's Thursday between city champions and sharp shooters. W R Link moves music room to Dakota Ave in Salvation Army barracks. Archie Cuthbertson visiting city friends. Aberdeen News notes Hinckley Wilmarth Lynch before Judge McCoy. Beadle circuit court term likely longest in years. Retail Merchants association hires Wolgemuth to grow membership. Dr Shanafelt to be relieved. Rev M J Seigler to assist. Seigler to live in Sioux Falls. Woman's Relief Corps to observe Washington's birthday Feb 22 at Grand Army Hall with Colonial Glee Club debut. Minstrel show by militia company grows. orchestra of five to provide music.
The text touts Perry Davis Painkiller as a cure for rheumatism and stiffness, noting sufferers can move joints with effort after treatment. It praises the liniment as a trusted grandfathers’ remedy and claims Perry Davis’ Painkiller is the only true product.
A reader describes February’s cold and endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla as giving lasting warmth and vigor. The testimonial claims it invigorates blood, speeds circulation, and suits men women and children to resist disease.
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease rests the feet and cures corns bunions ingrowing nails swollen and sweating feet. It urges purchase at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents and to ask today.
List of letters uncalled for at the Huron post office for the week ending February 15 includes Branwold Will Cooley Mrs T A Fitzgerald Dr E R Floyd Mrs Ira White Goodman J M Leighton Miss Doral Somers K H Pubats Miss Hulda C. N. Cooper Postmaster
A vintage advertisement touts IRONADE as a delicious vegetable tonic that renews life and health. It claims broad appeal and urges purchase from first class druggists and refreshment places as a more pleasant alternative to soda water.
Beadle County jurors drawn for the March term of circuit court set to begin March 11 include N. Peterson Huron Anton E Anderson Burr Oak Wm Tucker Clyde H A Palmer Clyde C A Philips Fairfield Alfred Bartlett Cavour Wm DeWitt Hitchcock W A Medbery Liberty G P Rasehke Iowa Andrew Murphy Bonilla H 8 Piper Lake Byron John Cloater Wolsey Myron Graves Huron Thos Tyrell Se Foster Aug Lempke Barrett A L Kurtz Theresa Chas Opsbal Barrett Hans Peterson Banner W L Bliss Huron H R Griffith Huron Carl Besserude Richland F H Kent Huron F H Palling Huron Otto Meyer Richland J A Baker Logan H Ray Pearl Creek D J Briggs Broadland John Marshall Pleasant View E F Adams Foster Geo J Brigham Carlyle
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