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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
2
The notice explains the Tribune is published Monday Wednesday and Friday and provides foreign and domestic correspondence, short stories, humor, industry, fashion, agriculture and market data. It promotes per year subscriptions and offers The Turonite at a higher rate.
Published Thursday and known for sixty years across the United States as a top class family newspaper for farmers and villagers. It offers general news through The Daily Tribune, a leading Agricultural Department, entertaining reading for all ages, market reports, and trusted authority for farmers and country merchants. Regular subscription $1.00 per year. bundled with The Hour Centre for $1.25.
Local instruction directs all orders be sent to The Huronite newspaper in Huron South Dakota. The directive specifies handling through the Huronite office for processing and circulation.
Newport July 13. Columbia won the day with Constitution second and Independence third in a tense race. The Boston boat led early but fell to a little over two minutes behind on the run to the finish, as Captain Barr steered Columbia to windward and a four minute edge on the other two on corrected time. Columbia 4 28 22, Constitution 4 32 59, Independence 4 36 14.
An advertised at home cure claims to end drinking by neutralizing poison in the body. It promises private treatment, easy use with tea or coffee, and full directions with a one dollar price plus optional physician advice. Mail order from Edwin B. Giles & Company, Philadelphia.
In El Reno and Lawton Oklahoma Territory on July 12 the first registration for homesteads opened under President McKinley’s proclamation. About 13 000 farms lined up, with women prominent in the crowd and officials promising orderly processing.
A Seoul dispatch reports ten days of fighting on Quelpart between Roman Catholic missionaries and pupils and the island's populace. Fifteen natives and about 300 mission pupils are said dead. The governor blames pupil support of illegal taxes. Korea to investigate with an American court official and a company of infantry.
Epworth League conducts a personally led special train from all points in South Dakota with connections via Chicago and North Western Railway. Stopovers include Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak Salt Lake City. Return route option available. Tickets available until August 31 through agents or W. K. Kniskern Chicago Ll. for folder with schedules and maps.
A Daily News dispatch from Odessa reports a hopeless outlook for most Volga region crops in Amara Saratoff and Kassan with a protracted drought and extreme heat. Seven weeks of 130 to 150 Fahrenheit temperatures have dried rivers and left Southern Russia crops near normal, though widespread ruin elsewhere.
Low rates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Salt Lake City Denver and Pacific coast points with favorable return limits on various dates during the summer season. Frequent fast trains through sleeping cars chair cars and dining cars. Inquire at Chicago and North-Western railway for dates of sale and full particulars.
North Western line offers daily excursion tickets to Buffalo New York for the Pan-American Exposition with favorable return limits. Direct connection at Chicago and fast trains from all lines to Buffalo. For details contact agents and request illustrated booklet by sending two cents to W B Kniskern Chicago.
George Boldt of the Waldorf Astoria, backed by the Astors, seeks a London site for a grand hotel with a potential £1,000,000 backing. The Daily Express notes Press Whittaker of New Netherland also has a large hotel bid, while A. N. Williams travels to New York to report on sites for Russell Sage and others. In Fishkill Landing, Dr. Murdock says General Butterfield has grown very weak and nears death as he remains bedridden for ten days.
Several dwelling houses in different parts of Huron offered for sale with prices from 450 to 3500. Two bargains at 500 each. Choicest homes on Lawn Ridge and Idaho street. Call Kelley’s Land Agency, offices over Standard Savings Bank.
Alfred Norlin, Minden county treasurer, pleaded guilty to embezzling 10,000 dollars and setting the courthouse fire to cover the crime. He is sentenced to six years and a 5400 dollar fine after restitution. Norlin was taken to Lincoln penitentiary in a rapid case resolution.
Havana reports General Wood shows decided improvement in an official palace briefing. The general said he felt better than at any time during the past month, marking noticeable progress in his health.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Base powder to shake into shoes for swollen nervous hot feet. It claims cooling relief, easier walking, cures for swollen feet sweating ingrowing nails blisters and painful corns and bunions with rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c trial package free address Allen S Olmstead Le Roy NY.
North Western line offers greatly reduced excursion tickets to Boise City Idaho on 17 18 and 19 with return valid through August 31. Tickets available via Chicago North Western Railway agents.
The body of Frank Honelky of Mount Vernon Illinois was found in a deserted spot east of Kansas City. The skull was crushed and pockets rifled. He had appeared to have been murdered and robbed. The body lay two days. Identification came from a money order receipt and a letter addressed to him.
John Casteau aged 28 was shot and killed by Joseph Turner aged 25 at Turner's home three miles west of New Albany Indiana. Casteau went to Turner's residence and tried to take Mrs Turner away before the shooting.
About a thousand building trades workers struck in Fort Worth Texas and work is nearly suspended citywide. The stoppage follows the laborers federation's rejection of arbitration results on higher wage demands.
Burlington Iowa records the hottest day of the year with 110 degrees in the shade and the official government reading at 102, the warmest in 28 years. The heat wave continues as residents seek shelter and relief.
A compact paraphrase argues Adam ate the fruit to defy prohibition. The speaker insists the error was not forbidding the serpent, implying restraint would have prevented the fall.
A fragment from an old item quotes a proverb about a starving dog becoming prosperous and the moral difference between a dog and a man. The text reads as partial satire or opinion with suggestive commentary on loyalty and exploitation.
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