Local notices and society briefs from Huron and surrounding towns
Southbound passengers include Huronitems Lewis P. Shue and J. C. Hartman of Carthage. Gov. J. L. Lockhart visits en route to Milbank. Mrs Daniels of Chicago visits Highmore family. Reports note births, visits, and local happenings across Redfield, Beadle, Hyde, and Mellette counties with mentions of schools, contracts, and postal items.
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Lewis P. Shue
J. C. Hartman
Carthage
J. L Lockhart
School and Public Lands
Milbank
Mother's Influence and Benefit of Dr Pierce's Prescription
The piece extols mothers' influence and praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe restorative for delicate or run-down women and nursing mothers. It claims the remedy strengthens constitution, eases childbirth, speeds recovery, and improves nourishment for the child.
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Dr. Pierce
Poets and pills praise in a humorous verse note
A lighthearted verse riffs on rhyming shop talk about pellets and medicines. It extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pliets as unmatched in treating bilious attacks indigestion constipation and sick headache while noting their small size and curative or preventive value.
Bowmen Reports City Skepticism Over Taylor Bondsmen
Capt. S W Bowman ex deputy commissioner of school and public lands arrived from Pierre and says rumors of compromising with Taylor's bondsmen are widespread. He doubts Taylor remains in the country and asserts Major Ruth would prove acts lawful if heard, denying any state funds used outside state business.
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S. W. Bowmen
School and Public Lands
Pierre
Taylor
Major Ruth
Bowman
Ruth
Mary and Her Little Pain and Teething Remedies
A fragmentary column advertises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for biliousness liver issues and various ailments. It also notes a legal decision by Judge Gaffey in a city bond dispute and promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with price.
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Mary
Dr. Pierce
Prof Gleason Takes Agency Post In South Dakota
Prof. Gleason and family passed through the city on Wednesday en route to Aberdeen where he will reside permanently. He has accepted the general agency for this state of the American Book Publishing company and will base headquarters in Aberdeen while remaining connected with the South Dakota Educational Association and supporting public schools and higher education in the state.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offering Reward
An 1880s style advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F. J. Chenney & Co and Toledo druggists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers and sellers. The cure is described as internal, direct to blood and mucous surfaces, with price listed per bottle and testimonials offered.
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Hall
F. J. Chenney & CO
Prop’s
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chenney
West & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Marvin Cook Resigns as County Register of Deeds
Marvin Cook, four years in the post of register of deeds for the county, has sold his Huron property and will move with his family to Springfield Missouri to engage in business.
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Weesington
Marvin Cook
County
Springfield
Peruna Cure Promoted for Chronic Catarrh
An advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for early catarrh and related ailments promising rapid relief and permanent cure. It cites Dr. Hartman, claims widespread physician use, and offers a free medical treatise and free home treatment with personal medical advice.
Dairying Convention Aims To Build Central Board Of Trade
A rural community drafts plans for creamery networks and a central station in Huron to unite dairy interests. The 28th meeting will appoint delegates from townships to advance a cooperative plan modeled after successful northern institutions. about 400 people attended a Presbyterian supper. receipts totaled 125 dollars. County commissioners adjourned Saturday afternoon.
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Board of Trade
St. Albany
Vermont
Oswego
N. Y
Little Falls
Dubuque
Elgin
Huron
Court House
Robert Lowry
A. Z .Mec Gagney
J. S. Oliver
Col. Sterling
Board of County Commissioners
Beadle County Treasurer Retires After Satisfactory Service
Finished audit shows Geo. F. Lane turned over 10 803 07 to successor Col. Sterling. Lane praised by commissioners and public for four years of faithful management. Deputy Eugene S. Lane and book-keeper Harry Ward recognized. Sterling appoints I. G. Wilde as deputy and keeps Ward.
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Board of County Commissioners
Geo. F. Lane
Lane
Co. Sterling
Beadle County
Eugenes. Lane
Harry Ward
Col. Sterling
I. G. Wilde
No-To-Bac praised in St Louis Journal editorial
The St Louis Journal of Agriculture endorses No-To-Bac as a tobacco cure. It cites a prominent local architect cured after twenty years of smoking and chewing, claiming even the scent of tobacco becomes repugnant. No-To-Bac is sold by Holland Wheeler with guarantee no cure no pay. Sterling Remedy Co. markets it in New York or Chicago.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
Holland Wheeler
Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Chicago
Sheriff raid exposes liquor at Menzie house
Sheriff Longstaff and deputies raided the Menzie residence Tuesday evening and seized beer gin and other liquors. The house was closed by injunction and Mr Menzie and family have been forced to seek shelter elsewhere. Authorities had long watched the place and the raid confirmed their suspicions. It’s noted that the man and his establishment have repeatedly encountered trouble.
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Mnod
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Jericho
F. H. Kent
Depot Hotel
Longstaff
Menzie
A Chance to Make Money with Dish Washers
A reader reports earning 125 dollars and handling household duties while promoting a dish washer agency in Pittsburgh. The message urges others to join, claiming daily earnings of 5 to 12 dollars and easy procurement of cheap units. Ends with local fruit men relieved by a jackrabbit drive. James Murphy shipped a carload this week and jackrabbits are scarce locally.
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Iron City
E. E
Pittsburg
Hitchcock
James Murphy
Printing Session Laws of 1895 for South Dakota
Contract awarded for printing the Session Laws of 1895 for the state of South Dakota. Orders accepted to be delivered within sixty days after adjournment. Price full sheep binding is 3.50 dollars. This edition is the only authorized by the legislature. Send all orders to the indicated address.
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South Dakota
Harpers Weekly highlights progress in tenement housing debate
John De Witt Warner adds a January 19 article reporting personal inspections of fevered sweating shops and marking a key advance in tenement house reform discussion. Julian Ralph writes on cruelties faced by American missionaries in China and Prof. W M Sloane accompanies a bird's eye view of Princeton's college building.
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John de Witt Warner
Harper’s Weekly
Julian Ralph
China
W. M. Sloane
Princeton
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