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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1899
Page
8
A legal notice lists H S Mouser attorney at law in Huron with an office over Burnham Trevett Mattice and M. E. Walton D D S. The fragment indicates professional services and address details for a local law office and dentist in South Dakota.
A clipping advertises a 20 cent offer to receive a regular 25 cent bottle of Dr. Sawyer’s Ukatine free at Dunning Longsteff’s drugstore. It claims Ukatine cures kidney difficulties, dyspepsia, constipation, headaches, rheumatism, eye puffiness, pimples, blotches, and skin issues, urging quick action and noting thousands testify to its powers.
Lands offered for sale in township 112 range 65 with cash or part time payment terms and horses as part payment. Advertised improvements and water available with Miller Bank Miller South Dakota as contact. Legislature plans recess to attend butter-makers convention at Sioux Falls costing about 1400. Debate over minimizing appropriations and rejecting local pet schemes.
The year 1898 was cited by the U S meteorological department as the warmest in U S history with several notably hot periods during the year reflected in early climate records.
Professor M Schoenert offers vocal and instrumental music and German lessons for beginners and advanced pupils. Thorough instruction and complete satisfaction guaranteed. Call anytime. residence and studio on the College second floor.
The article warns that alum is used by many bakers to whiten bread and as a cheap substitute for cream of tartar in baking powder. It claims health risks including dyspepsia and obstinate constipation and notes poisoning can occur depending on individual conditions of secretions and chemical balance in the body.
Excursion tickets to Sioux Falls via the North Western Line offered January 21 24 with long validity to January 21 1899 at greatly reduced rates. Contact agents for full particulars.
The Huronite welcomed Senator Reed of Kingsbury for a Monday call. Reed is described as a hard headed practical thinker who speaks plainly. He holds views on state questions that the Republican party should heed and pledges to act for the people’s needs without political coercion.
Harvey Millan resumes post office duty as Harve travels to Hand county and returns in good health. Representative Wilmarth comes back from Pierre and reports quiet at the capital. Vance’s bill fixing the state encampment in this city passes through readings and goes to the military affairs committee chaired by Wilmarth, with expectations it will become law this week.
Mrs Mary Hatch mother of Mrs D W Smith died at Geo Barden home near Wessington Sunday morning. Remains brought to city today. Funeral from D W Smith residence Tuesday. Brother Truman Phelps of Oconto Wis and son Charles Hatch of Springfield Ill arrive tonight. Mrs Hatch had lived in Huron for ten years and was beloved by many friends.
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