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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1896
Page
3
Mrs. Charlotte Lly of Haywards recounts her recovery after using six bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. She cites relief from liver and hip issues, ankle swelling, long cane use, severe grip, and overall renewed strength and appetite.
Senator Smith Visitor from Fanlkton and Editor Shober of the Highmore Bulletin call. Skating on the river draws crowds while letters from Aberdeen and Sioux Falls hint at events. Education meeting in Aberdeen and South Dakota educators praised for strong work.
A short health note endorses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child relieve gum pain cure wind colic and ease diarrhea. The price is listed as twenty five cents per bottle.
Noted testimonial from Mr. Robert Rawls of Hollands Virginia credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with curing grippe after failing remedies. He reports relief after the first bottle and a full cure after the second. Available 25 and 50 cents per bottle at druggists. A northbound train carried teachers to the South Dakota Educational Association meeting in Aberdeen with Prof. Rowe and Prof. French among attendees. Local participants included Misses Wilcox Hubbard Ramer Grant Smith Hotaling Thompson Cool Summers and Superintendent Myers.
Perry and Cameron, prominent druggists of Flushing Michigan, state they recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine they have ever sold and say it always gives satisfaction. For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
The Congregationalists have renovated their church with terra cotta paper walls, a freshly painted ceiling, oiled window casings and doors, a new carpet, and soon storm windows. The improvements make it one of the state’s prettiest and most comfortable church buildings, and the society is praised for their enterprise during hard times.
Editor Bushnell and family travel from Aberdeen toward Brookings to visit N E Carnine and family. Bushnell, secretary of the South Dakota Dairy Men’s Association, says the January 2023 annual meeting in Brookings will be the state's largest dairy gathering with nearly all of South Dakota’s 190 creameries represented and many farmers attending.
A fable-like tale contrasts two travelers with pea soaked feet and cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a simple cure for dyspepsia liver trouble and skin diseases. The narrator urges using the remedy to ease pains from the same root afflictions.
A weekly post office notice lists names of unclaimed letters for the week ending December 27 1895 in Huron South Dakota. Recipients include F J Ekblour W Hangen Miss Inget Kobe Emil Peterson Mrs Mary Miller John Scharff W D Weston Jas Blair Miss Lulu Caldwell John W Crawford Mrs Catharine Crawford Mrs Wm Crawford Mr Kelley Mrs Kittie McKee Joe Murphy John Price T E Steffus pare Whipper Mrs Wilson and others. Postmaster J B Cogan invites owners to claim advertised letters and pay one cent at the stamp window.
The Modern Mother notes her children respond better to the gentle laxative remedy than others. It is more acceptable to them and beneficial. The Syrop of Figs is manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The disabled steamer Strathnevis, anchored south of Cape Flattery behind Destruction Island, is in tow by the tug Mineola and will reach Port Townsend shortly. After separation from Miowera in a storm, the vessel drifted for five days and came to rest near Destruction Island before anchoring again.
A Uniontown dispatch reports all Connellsville coke companies granting a 10 percent wage advance for 20 000 employees effective January 1. The increase, largest ever in the region, comes with no signs of unrest or labor agitation.
Port Townsend December 28 The steamer Strathnevis which sailed October 12 from Tacoma for the Orient was reported lost but arrived in port in tow of the Minneola. The Miowera had towed Strathnevis for five days before the gale that parted their tow lines ten miles off Cape Flattery left the Miowera missing with much of fuel exhausted and grave fears for the Miowera’s safety.
Ashland Wisconsin sawmills of the Sutherland Lumber company burned at 5 a.m. totaling fifteen thousand dollars. Fire crews rescued a severely burned tramp found in the boiler room and recovered two dead bodies. The survivor, badly burned, is not expected to live with one arm burned away.
A coastal gale in New York reached 60 miles per hour by 11 oclock accompanied by heavy rain and falling barometer. Telegraph and telephone wires were blown down hindering outer communications while signals warned approaching vessels. Roofs, signs and chimneys were blown off across the Harlem annexed district.
Leaders of the Knights of Pythias in Cincinnati met Monday night and formed a volunteer infantry regiment ready for service. Attending were Manager James Hennessy Colonel Dan Dalton and Captain Billy Sargent.
Bob Fitzsimmons and his wife Mrs Julian plus his trainer reached El Paso from San Antonio. They were greeted by the local sporting fraternity with a band and escorted across the river to Juarez where Fitzsimmons will train in the old lottery building.
The St. Paul Globe reports a quiet Merriam Park wedding at Mrs. Cornelia Handley’s home 1764 Igelbart Street. Miss Nellie St. Clair Handley wed Robert L. Johns, noted local lawyer, with Rev. Pemerton officiating and a supper following. The couple will reside at the Park and Mrs Johns is active in local music circles.
The Vermillion Republican notes a sixteen-page Review of Reviews piece on John Sherman’s autobiography. President E Benjamin Andrews argues the work presents a comprehensive life story and a lucid account of financial history since the war, praising its depth and trustworthiness for students.
Hartland Township will receive sealed proposals for sinking and casing three 3 inch artesian wells. Plans and specifications are available from the board chairman at Wolsey Beadle County or from the undersigned at his Hartland township residence. J S Mitrer, Chairman Board of Supervisors.
Advertising note offers money to loan on improved and unincumbered farms in Beadle county in sums from 100 to 200 dollars. Inquiries directed to OC. M. Wilsopv at Haronite office. Also lists The Weekly Weexty Houronite and New York Tribune one year subscription price of 1.25 dollars.
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