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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
6
Ada C. Smith of Jersey City describes relief from itchy scalp and pimples after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports complete cure after one box of Ointment and one cake of Soap and says she will never be without Cuticura again.
The advertisement touts Cuticura as a great skin cure that stops hair loss removes crusts scales and dandruff destroys hair parasites soothes irritated surfaces and stimulates follicles for healthier hair on a clean scalp. Complete external and internal treatment for various humours from pimples to scrofula is available from druggists for one dollar with a single set often curing distressing cases.
Senate confirms J H King of Huron and George B Whiting of Yankton as state board of agriculture members and Dr J P Foster of Huron as state veterinarian all re appointments. House and Senate consider funding bills including 15 000 for fair grounds buildings and 10 000 yearly for farmers institutes. House approves memorial to congress for 640 acre homestead bill and discusses legislative expenses and motor vehicle laws.
Pierre Jan 12 adjourned to Tuesday next as the Legislature listened to Prof. J W Shepard on pure foods and inspection needs. Key bills include election of an insurance commissioner and limits on mutual policy holders, with supporting measures on taxes and taxation of horses.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as healing without scarring. It claims rapid relief for cuts burns and bruises with anti inflammatory cooling action and safety from counterfeits sold by Holland Wheeler.
For about a week the Seniors wear 14 carat gold and blue white enamel pins bearing a class inscription. A looking glass is placed in the boys’ cloak room by subscription. Rubber caps on chair legs in the library reduce noise. The high school band obtains instruments. full band expected by spring under Norm Bartlett. Miss Kennedy from Glendive Montana has joined the high school for mostly Junior year work. First semester ends next week with exams for half year students. Prof Manuel and wife visited Mankato and Minneapolis for a Minnesota State Teachers’ Association meeting. Miss Coonrod was burned.
A prominent druggist hails Scott's Emulsion as a reliable remedy from infancy to old age. The ad highlights nourishment as the key action and offers free samples, with bottles priced 50c and 1. A separate note mentions a fire incident and a court case where John Ward was fined fifteen dollars and costs after a dispute with Nordin over missing books.
A high school student Edith Borah, a sophomore from Bonilla, died during vacation. The Huron high school teachers and students adopted resolutions of sympathy and sent copies to her parents and local papers. Miss Bliss resignation caused staffing changes. Miss Enger Anderson will take a second grade in Illinois building next semester.
A liver tonic and laxative praised for mild action and lack of stomach upset. Bob Moore of Lafayette Indiana endorses the pills as effective where others gripe or upset the stomach, calling them long sought relief. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
A small blaze reported at 7:15 pm Wednesday burned oil cloth on a table near Pete Nordin's bed after he left a stove burning. Firemen arrived to extinguish the flames with chemical fluid and prevented further damage.
The annual meeting at city hall elected Chas. May president and J. B. Geddes vice president with E. M. Thomas as secretary and E. J. Miller as treasurer. Twelve directors were chosen including May, Miller, Clark and others. Receipts totaled 4826.69 with disbursements 4671.60 leaving 155.09 balance. R. W. Clark to oversee grounds and track repairs. No major business due to state fair. only a few racing events planned.
An advertisement claims Hyomei kills catarrh germs in air passages and blood, with testimonials from Mrs. Le Rendu of Cleveland and a refund pledge by C. H. Longstaff. The complete outfit costs $1, with extra bottles at 50 cents. notes fire risk to vaults in basement.
Beadle County Board of Commissioners debates completing two unfinished vaults in the courthouse to store valuable records. Clerk of court, auditor, and treasurer offices overflow with documents needing preservation. mildew harms records kept in an open basement vault.
The sixteenth annual meeting will be held in Huron at the city hall on the named dates. The program includes sessions on market and home gardening, small fruits, civic improvement through horticulture, tree and shrub propagation, orchard fruits, and reports from delegates to the American Forest Congress. President John H. Miller invites all to attend.
F H Kent announced plans to build the finest hotel in South Dakota if railroad officials approve an agreement. Construction could begin soon after frost. the new building would sit south and west of the current depot, with the old hotel becoming offices. The project aims to serve traveling men and passengers stopping in Huron. Kent is an experienced landlord expected to drive the improvement.
Experienced florists and fruit growers from across the state offer practical insights on a matter of wide relevance to practitioners. The guidance emphasizes hands on, transferable techniques valuable to anyone involved in such a field.
Harriet Howard of 209 West 34th Street New York describes years of salt rheum eczema then relief after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. A quick healer for cuts burns and sores sold for 25 cents at Hotland Wheeler’s drug store.
In Beadle County South Dakota Ninth Judicial Circuit a petition for voluntary dissolution of Genessee Oil and Gas Company was filed on the 12th day of October 196 and presented to the court. The petition requests dissolution and a hearing at the Beadle County courthouse in H i City. Attorney for Petitioners is A. Par Avsray of Brookings.
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