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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1890
Page
8
The issue reports Lampe's new Fifth Residence, local Barapatills work, and a special city meeting with J. W. Gsmith elected city marshal not confirmed. It notes a tuberculosis-like illness in Banner township, a moral on purgatives, and cattle movements from Manitoba to the river.
Citizens organize a lawn social at the Presbyterian church from 7 to 9 pm to honor the Press Association members, with committees named for reception coffee and cake. The city council meets July 19 to consider an artesian well permit, waterworks authorization, and bridge delays, with bills approved for labor and materials.
Fragmentary note advertises summer goods at M Booth with reduced prices and mentions items like wraps. Text is garbled with stray phrases such as all classes summer and slaughtered goods. Instruction: impossible to determine full details from the readable fragments.
The Beadle County Republican convention nominated candidates across districts. Teets Appelman Cheney all led in the first ballot. Geddes and Harrison vied before Harrison won on the second ballot. Dukes Patten contested in district four with Dukes initially chosen. Taylor won the fifth district on the second ballot. Lane became treasurer, Fuller sheriff, Palmer auditor, Nickells schools head, and Spaulding Everitt clerks.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any case of catarrh it cannot cure. Claims F J Che last 15 years is honest in business. Promotes internal use and blood mucous surface action. Price 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.
John Murphy proprietor of 8a loon at Hitchcock faced civil process to abate a nuisance and an injunction restraining liquor sales. He was also arrested on criminal process and bound over to the next court term with $700 bail, bail furnished. Similar civil and criminal proceedings were served on the Huron brewery.
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the standard building-up medicine with the largest sales of its kind. It warns buyers to get Hood's only and notes yesterday's saloon and brewery actions targeted abatement of nuisances for selling contrary to interstate commerce law.
Fragmentary ad text promotes Swayne's P noma No ointment claiming skin cures and whitening effects. The readable portion suggests a medicinal ointment for various skin conditions but lacks complete details.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy to cleanse the system, relieve headaches and fevers, and cure habitual constipation by awakening kidney and liver activity without irritation, noting a discount event on August 1 from M. Boorm.
The ad promotes Symptome-Moisture relief for itchy piles with severe symptoms at night and ulcers. It claims the ointment stops itching and ulceration and may reduce tumors. Available at druggists or Swayne & Son in Philadelphia for 90 cents.
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