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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
8
Real estate and insurance services listed at office 226 Dakave in Huron South Dakota. Details unclear from fragment, but location specified for property and coverage offerings.
Mayor Cleaver traveled to Sioux Falls this morning. Finding housing in the city proves difficult. Hon. John L. Pyle is homebound by illness. Lake Byron wells work starts this week. Representative Gross of Gettysburg dined at Kent’s on Monday. R. S. Gleason was a pleasant visitor at this office. County commissioners adjourned Saturday to reconvene February 7. Ben P. Hoover of Gettysburg was in town between trains. Dr. Doran of Minneapolis attended patients at the Depot Hotel. The South Dakota Retail Merchants Association meets in Sioux Falls Tuesday. Dr Foxton’s quarantine rules keep smallpox near the original cases.
Union LAND AND LOAN promotes farm and city property loans while Geo. Von Shultes heads to Sioux Falls for the Retail Merchants convention. F B Price visits Arlington amid his son’s pneumonia. Three city Huron residences up for sale within 30 days. H J Rice departs for the state merchants meeting. A liquid air group nears settlement with Rev Vander Las. Chicago and North-Western plans a Winona to Huron sleeper. Mrs I E McClure advertises sewing and garments. Mr and Mrs W J Walton visit from Plainview. A wedding trip follows Billy’s return. A.G. Fowler & Co announces plumbing and tinning services. William Fernan dies at 73 in Richland township. funeral at St Patrick’s Church Cavour conducted by Father Desmond.
Fargo dispatch reports E. Leroy Miller arrested in Casselton on grand larceny charges after a week under Fargo police surveillance. The Sioux County sheriff pursued Miller who had been touring with his show in the region.
A Mexican war veteran and editor praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recalls contracting Mexican diarrhoea in 1847-1848 and credits the remedy with preventing pension increases loss by restoring him on renewals. He calls it unequalled for quick relief and pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists.
Saturday evening Swenson's Guerillas and Loveland's Democrats played tenpins at Ritschlag's. The Guerillas dominated the contest and claim city championship honors. Final score details follow in the report.
The Mother's Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as pleasant and safe for children. It targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opium or injurious drugs and can be given to a babe or adult. Sold by all druggists.
Reports from Huron include L. Woodworth’s illness and a burglary at the Wheeler home Sunday evening. Mrs. E. H. Wemple visits Yankton, Ed Shannon chats with Huron friends, and the 1902 State College Athletic meet will be held in May. Alma Richards visits her brother R. O. Richards. Richards Trust Co. offers loans for farm needs. Frank Bros purchase a stereopticon and moving picture outfit for a state tour. Sherman Rich will be in Huron Feb 1 for piano tuning. orders at W. R. Link's music store. George Newman ships 29 turkeys to Chicago earning $36.23. Methodist church meeting on Touch of Faith grows in interest. Henry Schaller reports son Harry’s operation in Rochester MN and praises the local hospital there.
A. A. Chamberlain famous Wisconsin season 1900 captain tours Huron with coach Gilkey. He recently graduated from the Wisconsin law school and may locate in Huron. The piece also notes a donation to Rev. W. J. Hill by Iowa township residents and clarifies that C. W. Pearson is not related to Prof. Pearson. Ely's Cream Balm advertised with testimonial letters from Proberta, Cal., praising its relief of catarrh.
The largest audience in Huron’s Y M C A history filled the Opera House for the Mystical Ritchie and his unique combination. An hour and a half of nonstop laughter followed as Ritchie performed feats including the suspended wife illusion. Mrs. Ritchie’s singing drew encores and the evening left the Y M C A with about $95 in earnings and bright prospects for more such entertainments.
A vintage advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure chilblains frostbites damp and sweating feet. It notes availability at all druggists and shoe stores for 25e.
Attorney General Pyle shows improvement. Mrs. Daniels of Sioux Falls visits Mrs. Butterfield. Tolmie and Sauer return from Minneapolis. W. O. Ruggies runs as county auditor candidate. Milne of Canton home from field service. Richards Trust Co offers land loans. Insurance Shobter travels through Huron toward Highmore. Rumor: Great Northern to run passenger train Huron to Twin Cities by Feb. 1. John H. King to Washington for departmental matters. C&NW freight and passenger receipts rise in 1901 over 1900. Local contractors optimistic about spring building. carpenters advertisements appear.
J A Cleaver reports disappointment at the Retail Merchants convention in Sioux Falls. A Fargo dispatch notes Leroy Miller’s discharge from custody after Iowa authorities and North Dakota governor papers were rejected as lacking facts. Miller claimed he fled Iowa due to smallpox affecting his kintoscope exhibit.
An old remedy for teething children claims to soothe the child soften the gums and ease pain. The advertisement asserts the product cures wind colic and diarrhoea and is priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
The South Dakota Business Men's Association will meet in this city on Wednesday February 5 to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business. Each county gets five delegates. county meetings to elect delegates are set for February 1. President J W Martin of Watertown and Secretary C M Harrison of Sioux Falls sign the call. A top item is whether to mount a South Dakota exhibit at the 1903 St Louis exposition. The association has promoted state resources to outsiders and may urge action by state authorities if needed.
Syracuse Lodge No. 16 plans a Feb 4 ball with Baraboo Wisconsin’s Dode Fisk orchestra and concert company. The program is improved with an entire new concert and promises a pleasant evening for all attendees as preparations are made to host guests.
A marketing notice from a nurse at a New York Children’s Home promotes Mother Grays Sweet Powders claiming to break up colds in 24 hours cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Available at druggists for 25 cents samples mailed free address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state reveal three new firms based in Huron. Wolcott Gold Mining and Milling Co. lists 500 000 capital with John Wolcott Elmer Bishop and Philip Lawrence as incorporators. Northern Lights Milling Co. capital 150 000 names Morris D. Kopple N. H. Lake and Philip Lawrence. W A Lindsey Co. capital 125 000 with W A Lindsey James Stewart and Philip Lawrence as organizers.
Sale notice for a Poland China boar pig about 250 pounds. Inquiries directed to this office or to E. T. Losey, Secretary, Section 9-109-61 Clifton Township.
The Huron Hunters Club gathered Tuesday at Kent's for a ten course banquet with red decorations and music by the Crescent Mando lin club. Mayor Cleaver read a club poem, Col. King promised lake resort support, and officers were elected with Mr Kent as president and L C Kemp as secretary and treasurer.
List of uncalled letters at the Huron postoffice for the week ending January 18 includes Bates George Leighton Doral Naas Fred Phillips Lewis Parker Ed N Cooper Postmaster.
If you suffer loss of appetite drink Ironade, a delicious invigorating beverage made from pure vegetable tonics and aromatics. It is valuable to everyone for life renewing properties and is dispensed by first class druggists and refreshment places. More pleasant to drink than any soda water.
Advertises land for sale east of the Missouri River in South Dakota with emphasis on cattle ranches and dairy farms. Offers to list lands at reasonable prices. Contact Joan H. Kina for details.
Several dwelling houses across Huron offered for sale with prices from 450 to 3500 dollars. Two bargain homes at 500 dollars each. Choicest residences on Lawn Ridge and Idaho Street. Call for particulars. Offices over Standard Savings Bank.
Dining car service on the North Western line offers breakfast and noon luncheon on the Winona to Tracy run with daily departures at 6 10 A M and 1 50 P M eastbound offerings include supper between Tracy and Winona, with through coaches to Chicago and connections at Mankato. Also mentions Pullman sleeping cars and barber college opportunities in Omaha with free catalogue.
A formal notice announces a candidate for Beadle County treasurer. The speaker states intent to seek Republican support and asks party backing for the county office.
Gzo E McEATHRON offers a residence on Nebraska street for sale at 2500 dollars. Contact details are included in the listing.
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