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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
2
An advertisement urges using Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup to ease teething symptoms. It claims the product soothes the child softens gums relieves pain cures wind colic and diarrhoea and is sold for twenty five cents a bottle.
North-Western line offers reduced excursion tickets for the musical festival in Minneapolis. Tickets valid July 20 to 22 with return by July 27. Inquiries to Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
First class round trip tickets July 1 10 to San Francisco and Los Angeles with favorable limits stop overs and routes. The Overland Limited departs Chicago daily at 8 PM and travels under three days to the coast with drawing room and buffet library cars and electric lighting. Three Chicago to coast trains daily without change and escorted tourist cars to California Washington and Oregon. Details at Chicago & North Western ticket agents.
Travel offer from Chicago to Boston and return via Nickel Plate road for Christian Scientists. Depart June 28 to July 1 with tickets sale June 25 26 27 and open return June 28. Deposit tickets in Boston July 1 2 3 or 4 for an extended return to August 1 with 50 cent fee. Stopovers at Niagara Falls free. Three daily trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and meals. Reservations through John Y. Calahan 113 Adams St Chicago Room 298.
Special excursion rates via the North Western line begin June 1 for Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead Custer and adjacent areas with return validity to October 31. Several fine trains daily. ask Chicago and nearby agents for details.
Homeseekers Excursionist to the Northwest West Southwest and Colonists Low Rates West on sale to the territory indicated above. Standard and tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western railway.
About a dozen sows weighing 200 lbs or more heavy with pig from a top Jersey boar. Prolific herd with 92 pigs from ten sows. 72 now living and thriving. Price 15 dollars each. Lake Dale Farm north side Lake Bryan. Come quick pay and take your pick.
Madrid June 30 One hundred bodies were pulled from the Bilboa train wrecked Saturday night after the engine couplings broke causing a fall of fifty feet from a bridge into the Neferilla river. Seventy more remain in the wreckage as relief trains arrive.
In Baratorean Coahuila on June 80 an explosion at Las Esperanza coal mine killed twenty four workers and injured about fifty others. The blast was caused by gas ignited by a defective lamp as miners were preparing to quit. About 100 men were underground. many escaped with injuries while others perished under falling earth.
In a London speech at a synagogue prize ceremony Lord Mayor Samuel said agitation would not influence Russia on Jewish treatment. He noted Australian Jewish brethren sent funds and passed a resolution to present to the foreign office, but the foreign office would deem it an internal matter and do nothing.
Vienna dispatch cites a very grave situation in the vilayet of Adrianople with signs of war risk between Bulgaria and Turkey. Turkish officials allegedly persecute Bulgarians, raze villages, and imprison notable Bulgarians. Turkish forces around 120,000 troops mobilized in the region.
During the unveiling of a 1798 rebels monument in Arklow Ireland on Sunday 30 000 Nationalists clashed with street preachers. One preacher narrowly escaped death as his refuge was wrecked. Police charged the crowd with stones batons and injuries were reported.
Rome reports that on St. Peters day the pope held mass in the private chapel near his bedroom with his chaplain and family members present. The temperature reached 82 Fahrenheit and the pope said the warm weather agrees with him.
Kansas City June 30 George Mitchell a tinsmith and L J Simmons a carpenter drowned Sunday night when a ferry skiff capsized on the Kansas River.
Media Pennsylvania June 30 six passengers wounded when a unknown assailant fired a shotgun from roadside bushes at a crowded trolley car traveling between Media and Chester. Passengers fled in fear. four women hit by shot in arms and chest. The wounded were treated locally and the shooter fled into the darkness. In separate items a petition for letters of administration in Beadle County South Dakota sets July 11 hearing in Huron for the estate of Frank A Larson with heirs named.
New York June 30 Robert A Ammon attorney for William F Miller of the Franklyn syndicate received four to four and a half years in prison for receiving thirty six thousand five hundred dollars stolen from Miller The case noted Miller as the chief witness and a potential pardon move is planned by District Attorney Jerome as he reportedly nears death From the trial Ammon sought a new trial and an arrest of judgment both denied by Judge Newburger
The district attorney says a grand jury will issue more indict ments against August W. Machen for receiving a bribe and against the Groff brothers for giving a bribe. The new counts align the first indictment with the second involving the Lorenzs of Toledo in a conspiracy to defraud. Arraignment is set after Justice Pritchard’s suggestion.
Chattanooga lumberman A. M. Cate, a married man, shot himself on a Southern railway train near Decatur Alabama while en route to Sherman Texas with Miss Belle Roehl of Knoxville. Cate was found in the smoking car with a revolver beside him and a bullet wound in his temple.
Jesse McClain a nonunion machinist was shot and fatally wounded Sunday night while standing in front of the building where he served as watchman. He had previously worked in a machine shop and refused to join the striking machinists.
A report from West Pascagoula, Mississippi says a blaze at the creosote works, claimed to be the South’s largest, burned among other buildings. No north bound trains have arrived over the Louisville and Nashville and all wires are down between Mobile and New Orleans.
In Duluth on June 30 a Finlander was killed at a disorderly Mesaba range resort in Buhl during a drunken brawl. Sixteen men are jailed awaiting a hearing to determine the killer's identity.
In Hamilton Ohio on June 30 Charlie Geisler of West Hamilton fatally shot his brother John Geisler a carpenter. The fatal confrontation occurred at Charlie Geisler's saloon in front of the victim’s wife. The shooting followed a long quarrel and blows exchanged between the brothers.
San Diego on June 30 reports severe injuries from a tallyho overturning. Lieutenant Mason of the French cruiser Protest, in harbor, sustains serious injuries along with A Blochman and his son Al Blochman, bankers of the city.
Estate of Eddy O Minard deceased. John F Fulton executor gives creditors four months after first publication to present claims with vouchers at his Hitchcock South Dakota office. Dated Huron June 20 1903. Henry C Hinckey attorney for executor. June 5 July 16.
Beadle County sheriff George Kerr announces a public auction of property from the Barnard Ryan case. The sale on July 23, 1903 at 2 pm at the Beadle County Courthouse front door in Huron will include one township lot totaling about 54.60 acres with costs and fifty two dollars seven cents due, plus interest.
Richards Trust Company gives public notice of mortgage foreclosure for the Kass property in Beadle County South Dakota. Public sale set for July 25 1908 at 2 PM at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron. The described property includes multiple quarter sections in townships 110 north range 64 west. The total alleged debt at notice date is 40.20 with attorneys fees.
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