South Dakota convention names statehood committee
The convention approved making the temporary organization permanent with L H Bailey as assistant secretary. The credentials report showed full county representation and was adopted as the resolutions committee prepared to push for immediate admission of South Dakota to the union. A statehood committee was formed with one member from each legislative district and Major A G Kellam elected chairman. The session adjourned at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Permanent Organization
L. H. Bailey
Committee On Credentials
Judge Bennett
Sesson
Committee On Resolutions
Kellem
South Dakota
Washington
L. H. Bole
Territory of
Dakota
North
South
Congress
Union
J. M. Zeller
J. R. Gamble
Coe
F. le Cocq
Harriso
B. £. Campbell
Eax Falls
F. Menzer
Mitchell
G. L. Wright
Madison
G. W. Hoppings
John Cain
Huron
E. Carpenter
Clark
J. H. Baldwin
St. Beerenee
Agian
E. Vandon
Statehood Central Committee
Physician offers free remedy recipe for lung and nervous ailments
An elderly physician, long retired, claims to provide a simple vegetable formula claimed to cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung diseases plus nervous debility. He promises to mail the recipe free in German French or English to any applicant at 149 Power’s Block New Chester NY.
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W. A. NovEs
Power's
Bell and Sandison Wed in Dakota Home Ceremony
On January 16, 1889, Charles M. Bell and Virginia P. Sandison were married at the bride’s parents home near the city. Rev. H. H. Dresser officiated before a small leading group of relatives and friends with a lavish wedding supper. Bell, known in Huron and Dakota for years with the American Express Co, starts married life with strong local ties and blessings from witnesses including Geo. W. Sterling and others. Weather prevented several guests from attending. a substantial collection of valuables was presented to the couple.
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Charles M. Bell
Virginia P. Sandison
Sandison
H. H. Dresser
Huron Methodist Church
Geo. W. Sterling
J.C. Klemme
J. H York
Cedar Rapids
I. J. Mouser
Lora
E. T. Langley
C. C. Langley
J. F. Shaul
Anna O’neal
Mr. McCune
M. D. Sterling
Bell
Marrmo
A. L. Goodbar
Lodago
Ind
Nellie Morrison
Walger. Ac
Consumption Cure Claim and 1889 Wedding Notice
A letter touts a supposed consumption remedy offering two free bottles to readers who send address details. The piece includes an 1889 wedding notice for Mr. A L Goodbar of Lodago Indiana and Miss Nellie Morrison, held at the bride’s home with about 65 guests. Also appears are brief notes urging bowel regularity with St Patrick’s Pills and a closing remark from D K Bryant.
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T. A. Siocum
M. C
Pearlot
N. Z
D. K. Bryant
Error in statehood convention resolution clarified
A note explains the error originated in St Paul during telegram transmission and not in the Huron correspondent or telegraph office. The Huron station and operator are not responsible for the fault and no blame is deserved locally.
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St. Paul
Huron Telegraph Office
Mrs Winslow's Syrup and Dakota Agricultural Notes
An unsigned ad extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of relief and sleep. 25 cents per bottle. The piece notes Oscar Vanderbilt touring agent with Northern Pacific announcing colony sleeping cars from Oakes to Tacoma and Portland. Resolutions from the Dakota Board of Agriculture praise Haron hosts, thanks W. Bushnell and W. Arnold, and record adoption. Also reports obituaries for Mrs June Griffiths of Natchez and details on Board of Agriculture officers and committee appointments for the Aberdeen fair.
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Oscar Vanderbilt
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Vanderbilt
Colony
Oakes, Oak
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Board of Agriculture
Wuerras
Dakota Board of Agriculture of
South Dakota
Haron
T. Bushnell
W. ©. Arnold
F.D Gituisrr
Kerra
R. E. Downe
Hoops Sarsaparilla Promises Skin Cure
Advertises Hoop s Sarsaparilla as powerful for severe itching dry hot skin and painful cracks. Claims blood purification expels humor and skin heals without a scar. Urges sending for a cure book from I Hood Co Apothecaries Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell Mass
Huron Delegation Delivers Clean Convention Result
The Huron delegation to the state hood convention included eight citizens from Huron and four from the country. Each member contributed, producing no errors and the best possible results. Twelve men in council under capable leadership can be proud of Wednesday's convention.
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Huron
Delegaton
Guaranteed salve promises cure or money back
Advertises a salve claiming to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains and eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Priced at 25 cents per box. Sold by Cr. Durand.
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Cr. Durand
Hazen Leaves for Los Angeles for Health
L. W. Hazen who has been ill for two or three weeks departed on Saturday for Los Angeles accompanied by his son L. W. Hazen president of the Huron National Bank. The trip aims to improve his health through a change of climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Hazen
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Huron National Bank
Mr. Hazen
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed by Local Merchants
Barber Bros of Lawrence Kansas praise Ballard's Horehound Syrup as superior for coughs consumption and throat and chest ailments. A free trial offer at C C Durand's drug store accompanies the endorsement. A D Bick and wife travel to Miller after the death of Mrs Dr Pyle, mother to Mrs Bick, late Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Messrs
Barber Bros
Lawrence
Kansas
C. C. Durand
A. D. Bick
Miller
Dr. Pyle
Free trial bottles boost trade at Durand’s drug store
Durand’s drug store reports a revival in trade as they give away many free trial bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. The article claims it cures colds bronchitis asthma and other illnesses quickly with every bottle warranted and available as a trial bottle free and a $1.00 size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Durand
Dr. King
Bon Marche Dry Goods Sold to W R B Tate
Frank Proutt sold his Bon Marche dry goods store to W R B Tate who has managed the business since its founding. Proutt left for the east due to ill health and Tate will continue operation under the Bon Marche name, stocking goods to meet public demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Proutt
W. RB. Tate
Proutt
Tate
Liniment Claims Fast Pain Relief and Croup Cure
Advertises a liniment named C. C. Agent as a universal remedy for Rheumatism sore chest old sores wounds sprains bruises and contracted muscles. Claims to restore elasticity and even treat croup when rubbed on the throat and to aid lame back as a specific remedy.
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C. C
Mrs George M Wills and Daughter Return Home
Mrs George M Wills and her daughter Ethel arrived home from a Milwaukee visit on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wills
Ethel
Milwaukee
To Be or Not To Be and Sage's Catarrh Remedy
A muddled ad-like passage references Hamlet’s soliloquy and illness imagery. It promotes Dr Persele Golder’s remedy Sage's Catarrh to purify blood, restore appetite, dispel drowsiness, and banish yellow skin and bad breath, claiming cures and renewed vitality. The text blends literature with medical advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persele Golder
Sam
Thompson Purchases Fine Herd of Thoroughbred Cattle
Thompson of Fos ter & Thompson arrived from the east with twelve head of thoroughbred horn cattle. He purchased the herd from Forbs Bros. at Henry, Indiana after examining many herds in Dakota, Iowa and Illinois and believes it is the finest brought to Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Foster & Thompson
M & Thompson
Thom
Forbs Bros
Henry
Inl
Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Mrs Forcht Dies at 87 After Long Residence
Mrs. Carolina Forcht died on Monday January 14 1889 at age 87. She resided on the west side of Colorado Street between First and Custer Streets. The funeral was held Thursday at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev D S MeUselin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Forcht
Fred Forcht
Colorado Street
First
Custer Streets
Presbyterian Church
D. 8. MeUselin
Veteran physician touts Hall's Catarrh Cure
A Toledo doctor with forty years in medicine endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming it can cure all catarrh cases he encounters. He offers a $10 bounty to any case of catarrh not cured by the remedy, and notes strong confidence in the internal treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totzpo
Messrs
F. J. Cheeney
Tlemen
Stel
Summit St
Hall
F. J. Ousner &Co
Toledo
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Will
Lars, Catarrh
DR. Fishblatt
Sireiss
Ieee
Fishblatt
Nwesgie
Mion
Statehood Convention
Central Committee
Narouez
June Griffiths
T. J. Nicholl
Natchez
the Board OF Agriculture
Aberdeen
Bismarck
R. B. Coddington
Sully County
O. R. Downey
Spink County
O. H. Barrett
Clayton
Regent Brookings Agricultural College
L. H.bailey
Faulk County
H. J. Patterson
T.E. Cameron
Putney
Brown County
R. B. Crddington
Brant
Charles Keith
Volga
J. V. White
Lodi
C. A. Paddlock
Tyndall
A. M. Bowdle
Faulkton
C. P. Kemp
Watertown
C. L. Downey
A. D. Johnson
Montrose
Bucklen
Jacobs O
St. Jacobs Oil
Jane Wesks
Lab
Betties
T. Jacobs
Yodeler CO
Battimere
Charles A