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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1896
Page
8
John L. Pyle, attorney at law, operates an office over Firet National Bank in Huron. Practice extends to all courts.
H. 8. Mouser, South Heron, South Dakota, advertises dental services at the National Bank of Dakota building. Office hours are Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Promises gold crowns, fillings, and plates with three year guarantee and invites dance-goers to drop a card beforehand.
Barbers will close for July 4 in Huron as preparations for a big celebration intensify. State Treasurer Phillips visited Tuesday evening in town. Jase McDowell returned from Sioux City after a week's trip. A new baby was born to Lew B. Styer north of the city. G. W. Abell from Huron weighs in on the Chicago convention scene. Clover Hill cheese factory ships 175 boxes to Chicago with strong demand, as locals anticipate large crowds for Independence Day events.
Frank Herron with wife and children visited Dr. Tisdale and family for two or three weeks before returning to their Sioux Falls home on Wednesday.
Attorney General Crawford passed through the city on Wednesday heading south and will attend the Aberdeen convention next week to receive the nomination for congress. The notice also highlights summer dress fabrics and favorable prices attracting general trade.
Engineer Wm. H. Hawley has placed an elegant Burnalnut Hal let & Davis piano in the parlor of his home on Idaho street. It was purchased of L. W. Cooke of this city. Mrs. Van L. Ross departed for her old home in Albany Wis Tuesday morning to be absent eight months. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs. Tilley who has been here for two weeks or more.
Mrs B F Coynes poodle found rabid Wednesday forenoon and shot by Rev Marshall before causing harm. Advises alert for mad dogs in hot weather. Classified notice offers 10 cent mail order cure for nervous debility via Worlds Dispensary at 663 Main Street Buffalo NY.
An organized women’s temperance group plans department work on jail and prison relief evangelistic purity hygiene heredity and press and railroad outreach. They meet Mrs A H Reed at Fourth and Wisconsin streets on Tuesday July 7 at 2 30 PM. A Huron party visited Forest City and Cheyenne Indian Agency to witness ration distribution and sampled local cuisine without relying on Indian hospitality.
A European museum amber containing a perfectly embedded fly is noted as a curiosity alongside drugstore sights of oversized drastic laxatives sold as jokers. The piece contrasts these curiosities with Dr Pieece’s Pleasant Pellets, sugar coated in glass bottles, advertised as a reliable liver regulator and cure for sick headache constipation and dyspepsia.
Diplomas and bronze medals won by Huron city schools for exhibits at the Columbian Exposition have been received and may be viewed by calling on Mr. Beach, clerk of the board of education. The piece also reports lively martial music by members from Wessington and Huron en route to Forestburg, a July 4 concert plan, a Wessington marriage, a public lecture by Sargeant Schoof on South Africa, and various Democratic silver coinage debates with state figures like Dr. V Sebiskin-Ross and Col. Lynch. Also noted are the death of Capt. Alexander Allen and a teething advertisement for Mrs. Winslow's Syrup.
An advertisement urges prompt use of remedies when needed and promotes the California Fig Syrup Company as maker of Syrup of Figs. It also notes wool purchases for Van L. Ross.
On July 3 and 4 the North Western Line offers low rate excursion tickets to points on the North Western System and Union Pacific within 200 miles of selling station. Tickets are good for return until July 6, 1896 inclusive. For tickets and full information apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
The partnership Shannon and Longstaff is dissolved by mutual consent. J W Shannon retires and John Longstaff continues and assumes all liabilities. All accounts due the late firm payable to Longstaff. Dated at Huron 29 January 1806.
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