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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1890
Page
8
The notice describes advertising deadlines and printing practices for the Huronite Suannon and Lonastarr Prop's daily and weekly publications. It notes a 12 o'clock print cut off and positions Shannon and Longstaff as editors and proprietors.
Local residents make short trips to Ames and Minneapolis while others announce visits to St Paul, Sanborn, and State Center. Community events include a 4th of July invite, hotel construction, a wedding, religious notices, and a large sociable with fireworks and music.
The K P Band announced new silver and gold lined instruments made by Co G Vonn Elkbar Ind. The band tested them under electric lights at the corner of Dakota Seas and Third street. An Aberdeen July Fourth invitation was accepted. Officers include Mrs W G Barrows. Two C N W trains run Friday for special events. Several local residents and agents visited Huron and Elkton. A Wolsey farm harvest boasts 10 acres barley 48 inch tall and 25 acres oats with hefty heads, 66 acres millets three feet high, four acres peas, as owner Frank E Stevens praises crops and credits Alex Watret.
Brandreth's Pills are advertised as a vegetable medicated food that supposedly provides consistent effects with each dose. The copy claims purifying blood boosting digestion cleansing bowels stimulating the liver and curing costiveness while improving skin eyes and vigor. They are sold in drug stores plain or sugar coated.
Advertisement for a skin salve offering cures for bruises sores ulcers and various eruptions. The seller L. E. Corbin & Co. in Huron South Dakota guarantees satisfaction or money back with price listed as cents per box.
The ad proclaims Dr. King's New Discovery as a lasting remedy for coughs colds and chest throat ailments. It urges purchases at L. E. Corbin & Co drug store in Huron South Dakota with guaranteed satisfaction and trial bottles available.
The Huron Gan Club plans a July 4 shoot inviting all state clubs and individuals to join in a friendly contest. Live pigeons and blue rocks will be used. Participants should send names to Chas. H. Jones or D. B. Jeffris at once.
Medicine promotion claims Syrup of Figs cures colds headaches fevers and cleanses the system gently yet effectively. It suggests using the remedy for constipation to purify blood and awaken kidneys and liver without irritation.
An old advertising line features a mother's use of Castoria for her baby child and later for her grandchildren. The catchy jingle emphasizes Castoria as a go to remedy across generations and stages of childhood.
Farmers invited to visit for new hardware including twine repairs and tools. The ad touts a full line of repair items and promises best brand twine cited as iver mille pure bemp with no prices listed.
CountyAttorney E Bainbridge Munday of Texas testifies Electric Bitters cured Malaria and Jaundice for his brother and saved his life. D I Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky shares a similar belief, praising the medicine's liver and gastric benefits. Price 50c and 1 at L L Corbin & Co.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway offers excursion tickets to Milwaukee for the Grand Conclave Knights of Pythias at half rate round trip. For tickets and full information contact local agents of the railway.
A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething distress. It promises immediate relief for crying and pain, better sleep, and calmer gums with a 25 cent bottle, noting safety for diarrhea and teething woes.
The Hawthorne cottage at North Stockbridge Massachusetts, where Hawthorne wrote The House of Seven Gables, was destroyed by fire a few days ago. Appel Bros plans a new factory after burning of Donlap Stiff Hats at Donlap Stiff Hats Works in Leominster Massachusetts.
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