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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
3
A historic liniment praised as the pioneer remedy that has stood the test of time. It has earned growing faith as more people use it, remaining effective today as it did for grandfathers over sixty years ago.
Local brief from Huron notes visitors from Fort Pierre and Wolsey, illness of Mrs. Baldwin on Idaho street, a hospital trip for E A Kellett, and social events at Modern Woodmen. Trains ran 2 3 hours late. new Hazel newspaper planned between Huron and Watertown. Ely Cream Balm promotion and Rock Mountain Tea ad included. South Dakota pure food exhibit and sheriff meeting in Pierre referenced.
A Chester Michigan postmaster reports a sudden croup attack left his little girl unconscious from strangulation. After dosing with One Minute Cough Cure, swelling and inflammation eased, mucus reduced, and she recovered quickly. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs colds la grippe and throat and lung troubles.
The sixth annual convention of the Retailers Association drew good attendance in Sioux City. Organizers touted strong turnout, with members from multiple districts engaging in discussions on market trends and cooperative procurement.
The Congregational church held its annual meeting last evening and reported prosperity in spiritual and financial areas. Officers for the coming year remain the same, and the building committee will decide on a new church home whether on the current site or a new location.
A San Antonio reader praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best family remedy. The letter claims the pills cure constipation biliousness sick headache torpid liver jaundice malaria and other liver troubles. Signed H Williams and Moli and Wheeler.
Local report notes two major fires and skyrocketing rates spur urgency for immediate fire protection. Tobin fire shows limited water supply while wells were briefly shut. city may skip chemical engine talks and purchase gear now. Joe Vaum seeks local protection for opera house and lumber yard. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve praised for long-standing piles and skin ailments.
M. L. Tichenor announces purchase of the Peter Nordin blacksmith shop and seeks customers by offering a first class, up to date service and inviting a share of the trade.
Catalpa Camp No. 295 R N of A expresses deep sympathy for neighbor Sadie B. Finck after the death of her son Marcus Stafford. The resolutions call for records, city-wide notices, and a copy to the sorrowing neighbor. Also includes advertisements for Kodol digestion aid by Holland Wheeler.
In Justice Brockways court Paul DeLong was arrested at John Fosnoughs request for obtaining a livery rig under false pretenses but the justice dismissed the case. Charles Cooper of the southwest county paid a $5 fine and costs for drunkenness and belligerency. In Justice Van Dalsems court F F B Coffin v Milton J Lyon ends with a judgment of 116 75 for real estate sale commission. Lyon appeals to circuit court. J M Baker of Wolsey sues John Darby for 100 due on a separator. hearing set for the 24th. Baker also sues Douglas Bard for 27 for goods. hearing Saturday.
The Huron central fair association met in regular session on the 21st. J. H. Miller was named secretary pro tem. With 3611¢ paid-up shares, 204 were represented in person or by proxy. Officers elected: President M. Booth. Vice President John H. King. Secretary E. M. Thomas. Treasurer J. W. Campbell. General Superintendent Chas. May. Marshal James Stewart. A committee selected directors: J. W. Campbell, Chas. May, Chas. F. Koepp, John H. King, and others including W. A. Ritschlag and Geo. E. McEathron, who were elected.
Mr J H Weber of Cas cade Iowa attests the sale of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver pills to those who have used them before. The ad claims relief from dullness after meals bad taste biliousness loss of appetite and constipation and urges trials with prompt relief. Sold by all druggists.
The Lions Falls Press reports a Beadle county bill seeking a fifty thousand dollar appropriation to build an armory and arsenal on the Huron military ground. The piece notes Huron's past inaction on state institutions and argues the armory could secure a permanent militia encampment there, vs Watertown's Lake Kampeska site and its railroad access issues.
An old newspaper ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to keep feet warm and dry. It claims to cure chilblains swelling sweating sore and aching feet and notes availability at druggists and shoe stores in 25g packages.
A grateful parent credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his little boy's life. He bought it from A. E. Steere in Goodwin, Iowa, used it as directed, and the boy began breathing more easily after severe coughing. The testimonial notes the remedy's availability at all druggists.
Miller resident J H Schade visited Faulkton guest M Summy returned home in Faulkton. C G Swafford of Iroquois handled city business. J P Oldfield from the capital city rested briefly in town. Mrs F B Goodrich from Cavour stayed with Mrs L H Jones. Thomas George of New York visited his cousin Mrs H J Hoskins. Ex Congressmen Kelley of Colman Moody county was Dakota House guest. Nelson and Whitney contracting firm dissolves with P Nelson continuing. A remedy advertises Rocky Mountain Tea 35c. Senator Wilcox Beadle proposes a bill to keep the state fair in Huron after 1905 and lease grounds for ten years. Adolph Ewert mayor of Pierre was here last evening. Ewert would not concede Pierre is frightened.
The article notes ongoing debate about the Capital matter and the North-Western railway company, with observers hoping the issue reaches a resolution through railway extensions. It comments on public sentiment, the sunlit optimism of those involved, and promotional tone for Rocky Mountain Tea.
An old advert promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It claims to soothe the child soften gums alleviate pain cure wind colic and diarrhea. The bottle price is twenty five cents.
Larson of Hyde county, about forty, is in Sheriff Kerrs custody and likely to be examined by a board of insanity. He sold cattle at Highmore then traveled to Huron with 450 dollars in deposited funds and loose currency. He has drank heavily and acted oddly, leading to the seizure by Sheriff Kerr and notification to Hyde county authorities.
A testimonial advertisement for Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children from a New York nurse at a children’s home. Claims cure for feverishness stomach teething disorders bowels and worms with 30 000 testimonials. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with a free sample offered by Allen S Olmsted Le Roy Bee.
At the September term of circuit court the verdict for the defendant in M Kunz v Kathrine Dinneen was set aside for a new trial. Plaintiff’s attorney A B Fairbank argued before Judge McCoy at Redfield this week, and the court granted the order. The suit concerns an old note the defendant claims was paid.
The jury at the former trial returned a verdict for the defendant, concluding the case with a favorable outcome for the accused.
Pierre notes lawmakers plan quick action on a grain weight standard, set at forty two pounds after amendments, while other measures loom. House bill 63 would force convicts to furnish rocks for a state capitol, and a capital commission may follow after recess, with peddler licenses and caravan circus licenses under scrutiny for constitutionality.
A bearing house remedy Perry Davis Painkiller offers quick relief for lumbago back pain and sciatica and rheumatism. A friend’s rubbing eases throbbing aches and restores comfort. Sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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