Huron Items and Society Notes in One Issue
Local items include visitors like J H Baldwin and Taz Simmons, postmaster confirmed by Senate, legal troubles, and social events. Notable entries cover Dr. Gobar visiting, Hood’s Sarsaparilla promotion, church farewells, and a health column distinguishing typhoid from appendicitis with practical symptoms.
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Wife of Grippe Case
Mr James Jones of Jones Son Cowden Illinois testifies that his wife severely ill with la grippe and feared consumption improved after using Dr King's New Discovery. He reports several dollar bottles cured her, with free trial bottles at Mell and Wheeler's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Jones & Son
Cowden
Ill
Dr. King
la Grippe
Pana
Mell and Wheeler
Electric Bitters Advertised For Elderly Needs
Old people needing medicine for bowels and kidneys are urged to try Electric Bitters. The tonic and alterative mild on the stomach and bowels, adds strength, aids digestion, and supports natural function. Sold by D K Bryant's Drug Store for fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Bryant
Bound magazine volumes for 1896 at Huron Bindery
Get your magazines bound now at the Huron Bindery for 1896. The shop offers neat, affordable binding services to preserve your periodicals with care and efficiency.
Cleopatra Gold Mining Company organized in Aberdeen area
The Cleopatra Gold Mining Company formed in this city with 100000 capital, one fourth paid, backed by Aberdeen and Huron investors. Officers include J. M. Lawson as president Frank McLaughlin as vice president and Richard B. Hughes as secretary treasurer and general manager. Articles sent to the secretary of state with a charter expected Monday. Work under way at Cleopatra mines with funds to develop the property. General Hughes plans to devote full time pending appointment. Shaft to be sunk to lower contact and the mine to be worked to capacity. Hughes praises Cleopatra as highly promising in his mining experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hughes
Hille
Weather Bulletin by Telephone Connects Huron Office
The weather bureau in Washington authorizes a long distance telephone link from the Huron office to the Dakota Central line. Thirty six stations will receive daily forecasts and warnings directly from Huron, elevating the office’s role in northern and northeastern weather dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau Department
Washington
Glenn
Huron
Huron Weather Bureau
Dakota Central
Medicinal salve promises cure or money back
Advertises a salve claimed to heal cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and other eruptions and even piles. Guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Priced at 22 cents per box and sold by H Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wheeler
Escape winter with a Florida trip offer for Clark Street travelers
Don’t shiver all winter. Travel to Florida via the Pennsylvania Short Lines from Chicago. Escape coal bills colds and rigors of a cold climate and enjoy a delightful trip. Fall particulars free by addressing H. R. Dering A. G. P. Agt 248 South Clark Street Chicago.
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Florida
Pennsylvania
Chicago
H. R. Dering
A. G. P. Agt
South Clark Street
South
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago Union Station
Winter Havens
Clark Street
Tou Wesexty NMvuroxire and New York Tribune one year
A brief notice states a subscription offer for Tou Wesexty NMvuroxire and the New York Tribune at the price of one year for 1.25 dollars. The notice presents periodical pricing details and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
An Unheard Of Offer For Cosmopolitan Subscriptions
The Huronite announces a special arrangement with Cosmopolitan publishers offering subscribers The Cosmopolitan and The Verity Heronire for 1.50 per year. In 1897 Cosmopolitan claimed the world’s largest intelligent readership and pursued education, travel, criticism, and art. In 1898 it aims to surpass previous records nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q Cosmopolitan
Cosmopolitan
Unclaimed Letters at Huron Post Office 1898 List
Weekly notice lists remaining unclaimed letters in Huron South Dakota for week ending January 8 1898. Names include Anderson PG Donaldson Mrs Miss Dover Will Konidson Andrew Koppenhaven OH. Claimants must advertise in the Huron ITE and present publication date with one cent stamp. D B Jerrnis Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron, South Dakota
The Hot Springs Health Resort Ad in Black Hills
The Hot Springs in the Black Hills of South Dakota offers waters famed for rheumatism neuralgia and related cures. Features first class hotel accommodations and baths with daily tourist tickets and especially low rates on the first and third Tuesdays of this month. Information available from Chicago & North-Western railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Help Wanted Fifty Cents Per Dollar Agents Ad
Male workers sought for agents outfit offering fifty cents on every dollar with no experience required. Write for position details at the Catholic News office located at 5 Barclay Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic News
Barclay St
New York
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury
Mercury in catarrh remedies harms smell and the body. use only prescriptive products. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio claims no mercury, taken internally, with testimonials free, sold by druggists at 75 cents. Also notes Florida and the South tourist route via Pennsylvania, Cincinnati, Louisville. Huronite Bindery makes blank books. encourages home industries by orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallet
Jefferson
Wis
Dr. Miles
DR. Miles Medical CO
Elkhart, Ind
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Frank B. Martin
Pensylvania Ave
Washington,d.c
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Hawaii annexation debated as key to Pacific power
Senator Davis argued in executive session that control of Hawaii would shape the Nicaraguan canal’s fate and the North Pacific balance. He displayed a map showing Hawaii as a critical link between Asia and the canal, insisting Pearl Harbor’s possession would grant military leverage. The debate touched on treaty rights with Japan and cited German expansion as a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Hawaii
Asia
Japan
China
Pearl Harbor
United States
North Pacific
Pacific
German Empire
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J. H. Baldwin
F. J. Gobar
Durand
Hutchinson
Albert Robinson
John R. Wilson
W.G. Rice
Deadwood
J.B. Helm
Store Keepers of the
N.W. R.y
Oliver
The
Horn
Brookings
Watertown
Clark and
Redfield
Frank Holtman
J. R. Milliken
Sioux City
F. M. Wilcox
Redfield College
Uesday
Mazeppa (Minn.) Tribune
J. W. Walton
Billy” Walton
Geo. H. Feldman
Mary Frances Grant
Mason City
Iowa
John Lanuer
Peter Ale
Peter
Haroo
Saner
Osborn Ale
Lillian
Womens’ Relief Corps
C. B. Clark
Kilpatrick Post
Ann Enwright
Ann Enright
Cornelius and
Ellen Enwright
New Castle
West
County Limerick
Ireland
Canada
Dakota Territory
Jancge Andrews
Will Deeth
Deeth
Judge
Judge Andrews
Andrews
Sam Jones
Jones
Presbyterian Church
Johe R Jones
First Presbyterian Church of
Los Angeles
Cal
Huron Church
John L. Pyle
Pr. Clark
Clark
B. H. Bartt
Haroon
God
Burtt
Shanafelt
Golden State
Coe L. Crawford
Mr. Jones
van Arsdel
Hattie Phillips
Lancheon
Congregational Church Meeting
Congregational Church
W. B. Joy
O. D. Joy
A. F. Pay
J. CO. Cogswell
J. W. Kelley
B.M. Rowley
Mres. Wilcox
B. E. Beach
J. J. Cassellman
Arthur Joy
de. Stevenson
Buckle
Huronite
Great Cosmopolitan
Great Cosmopolitan Magazine
India
the Cosmopolitan
Westacld
Nicaragua Canal