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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1896
Page
3
Daily notes from Huron cover visitors such as Hon. Joan Colvin and state officers, crop booms, picnics at Pearl Creek, and social events. Mentions Dr Alford on Beadle county Republican committee, postoffice inspector Fosness, entertainment plans, and local remedies like Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and DeWitt’s products.
The South Dakota Republican convention names the winning ticket for Congress R J Gamble Coe I Crawford for Governor A O Riegstad Lieut Governor A J Hin Secretary of State W H Rodle Auditor H E Mayhew Treasurer K G Phillips Attorney General S V Jones Superintendent Frank Crane Commissioner John L Lockhart railway commissioners D W McFadden M P Bromley Geo Johnson and Presidential Electors T M Edwards M P Turner R J Woods R 38 Liocum Special to the Huronite in Aberdeen after a long session adopts the platform endorsing St Louis Republican principles and calls for stronger railway regulation while a Minnehaha county dispute leads to a mass withdrawal from the convention.
A persuasive appeal urges husbands to care for wives as carefully as horses, promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the strongest tonic for female illnesses. The ad claims it restores strength, improves sleep, cures nervous debility and a range of nervous disorders including hysteria and insomnia.
Attorney Ralph Coshun and his wife relocate to Fargo where he will serve as secretary and treasurer of the Standard Trust Company formed with a $100,000 capital to conduct loan and land business in North Dakota and Minnesota. A. E. Jones of Fargo is president and R. O. Richards of this city is vice president. Coshun has long been with the Richards Trust Company, and his departure is noted with regret by the community.
A dispatch notes J. W. Shannon purchases an interest in the Iowa State Press of Marshalltown, a leading newspaper with weekly and daily editions. Shannon calls the news old, saying his stake is modest and won’t disturb his rest. The piece also includes a testimonial from Mrs. E. G. Gregory praising Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy for bowel troubles in a Missouri household.
An item mentions the Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company as a preferred remedy and an aside promotes crop insurance with J. C. Klemme in Huron South Dakota. The note combines health advertisement with a local business referral.
Remedy restores health and strength for loss of appetite constipation headaches fainting spells and nervous sleeplessness. Claims broad cure for female complaints with direct organ tone and health guarantee. Available at D K Bryants Drug Store for fifty cents and one dollar.
The canvassed results from the populist primary held Tuesday July 7 declare nominees for state and county offices. State senator H. Hinckley leads. representatives W R Loyd and William A Thompson named. county treasurer Maris Taylor. sheriff D G Medbuary. county auditor Dan Bernard. register of deeds C S Loveland. clerk of courts F A Bartlett. county judge R S Campbell. state's attorney H S Mouser. superintendent of schools O P Myers. coroner W D Steele. justices of the peace Pearl Kelsey Bert Culver L Van Voorhis. county commissioners B Anderson in the 2nd district and M Joyce in the 5th.
Condensed testimony from Chas. B. Hood of Columbus Ohio certifies Dr King’s New Discovery as an unmatched cough remedy. J D Brown of Ft Wayne Indiana reports two year cough cured by the remedy. B F Merrill of Baldwinsville Massachusetts endorses it as reliable and preferable to doctors. Mrs Hemming of Chicago says it relieves croup instantly and always kept at hand. Free trial battles at D K Bryant’s Drug Store.
Official canvass lists nominees by Beadle County Republican Party for June 23 1896 primary. State Senator Harvey J Rice. Representatives J W Houston and John T Baker. Probate Judge F E Grant. Register of Deeds Edwin H Vance. Treasurer Edward Sterling. Auditor W M Rogers. Clerk of the Court Joseph H Alexander. States Attorney John Wood. Superintendent Harriet Grant. Sheriff Alex McIntosh. Justice Geo W Cook. Constable J B Coomer. Commissioner 5th District William F Sievers. Large majority vote favors keeping the primary system.
Garden Valley resident L. T. Prindle reports drastic relief after using White Wine of Tar Syrup for measles and severe coughs in four children and an older daughter at risk of consumption. Neighbors’ endorsement and rapid improvement noted.
A compact advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a small, safe pill that gently cures indigestion dyspepsia and constipation. Sold by J. M. Blount.
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