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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1893
Page
3
Farmers are invited to call and inspect the All-Steel-Light-Weight Header showcased by E. B. Burton, general agent, at 950 3d Street, Huron. This notice urges viewers to inquire about the new header design and its advantages.
Mecers Melville and Chamberlain move their law office to rooms over Burnham Trevett and Mattis building. Deputy Eugene Lane, homebound two weeks with throat troubles, gradually improves. Wm Pentony of Montevideo plans to establish business here with market works. May 24 licenses issued for marriage of George Kuickrehn and Miss Moneta Osgood. Frank Campbell of Clyde township travels to the world fair with his wife, remarking farming pays enough for a rainy day. Oliver P Helm plans amusements at the Grand and a mustang pony race at Capital Hill for the Columbian Exposition with John Ward as judge.
The final settlement and decree of distribution in the estate of George Ambrose deceased was entered May 25 in county court with E H Aplin as attorney for the estate. The report notes various local notices and mentions individuals including F R Goodrich and R A Tait in separate items.
The pleasant effect and safety of Syrup of Figs for ladies under all conditions is promoted as its favorite remedy. The true article appears with the California Fig Syrup Co. name near the bottom of the package.
Western Union inspector McMichael announced a new direct wire from Huron to Sioux City to handle southern business. The upgrade bypasses St Paul and Sioux City transfers, speeding telegraph traffic for southern trade and eastern lines. Mrs Ella M Cronk praised for efficient office management.
W J Arkell praises Allcock's Porous Plaster in Judge and Frank Leslie's. a Wisconsin man Hugh Hughes, 8 Welchman from Mineral Point, found wandering near J J Robbins in New York. He carries a ticket to Aberdeen and is taken to Dakota House, fed, and turned over to the marshal for departure to his son John.
John Anderson leaves his circus and joins the Union Hall association of Huron as Warner representative. Huron Coursing Club files deposit for the International fall meeting location to be held in September or October. Faulkton and Yankton news report staff changes and travel as Faulkton native departs for new field, railroad officials visit Yankton, and L. H. Jones becomes O. and N. W. ticket agent in Huron with family plotting a June move.
Advertisement notes Peruna can cure acute catarrh within days or weeks, but chronic cases take longer. Warns that failure to improve after a reasonable trial means not stopping the medicine and suggests writing Dr. Hartman for guidance and free responses.
Mary Sullivan aged 54 widow of Eugène Sullivan died yesterday at 512 Warren Avenue. She was mother to Roger A Sullivan clerk of Cook County Probate Court Boeting A Sullivan a sergeant from South Dakota and J Sullivan of this city. Born in County Kerry Ireland the funeral is Friday at 1 8 o clock from her residence Requiem high mass at St Malachys Church Walnut and Western Interment Belvidere Illinois
Rev. B H Burtt delivered a Memorial sermon in Huron on Memorial Day weekend. A crowd of about 1200 gathered at the Grand Opera House to hear a tribute to the nation’s resting dead. The text drawn from Isaiah spoke of peace among nations and an end to war. The article notes a Danish college seeking a location and mentions a party en route to Redfield.
The second International Reciprocity Convention takes place in St Paul Minnesota on June 5 and 6. Delegates from the United States attend, with Secretary E. Vax Ameuna listed as contact for further information.
Washington announces Secretary Hoke Smith repeals Baum and Bussey order defining disability not of service origin to limit to disabilities that prevent manual labor. Analysts expect annual pension payments drop from fifteen to twenty million dollars. Cleveland fears New York machine hostility delays federal appointments and urges a change to harmonize Democratic factions.
The national commission met at 2:30 p m with 47 of 55 members present. Foreign exhibitors from Austria Belgium Brazil Britain Denmark France Germany Italy Japan Norway Portugal Russia Siam Spain Sweden and Switzerland withdrew from awards citing delays in forming an international jury. Mr St Clair WV urged quick action to avoid impairing the fair and requested referral to the executive committee.
Montreal May 29 There is authority for the statement that at least a dozen Canadians who expected birthday honors from Queen Victoria will be disappointed. Hon C H Tupper Sir Charles Tupper Sir John Thompson and several Canadian politicians and professionals will not receive knighthoods or peerages as anticipated.
London May 29 The Good Templar delegation headed to Des Moines for the supreme court of the order and the temperance convention at the world’s fair includes Joseph Mallins grand chief templar Rev Thornley past grand chaplain and Stacy Watson superintendent of the juveniles.
A cable from Surgeon Irwin in Marseilles reports that cholera has appeared in Nimes and Cette in Southern France. These towns lie about 75 to 100 miles from Marseilles, with Cette on the sea coast.
Thirteen persons at Mrs. McKinley’s fashionable boarding house on Clinton Street South Brooklyn fell ill after last Sunday’s dinner, believed caused by eating strawberries. Several remain in critical condition.
Sol icitor General Aldrich of the justice department has left to return to private law practice in Chicago. Lawrence Maxwell Jr. will assume the post on June 1.
The Phoenix Ironworks in Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin went under voluntary assignment to G L Gilman of Plymouth. Assets are listed at 25000 with liabilities at 14000. Proprieties B H and J Sanford are named as owners.
GuTuRig Oklahoma May 20. President Desteguer of the defunct National Bank of Guthrie was arraigned in district court on seven indictments. He was granted until June 1 to enter a plea. Charges include embezzlement false entries and reports aiding and abetting and putting notes in circulation without authority.
Washington May 29 The Commissioner of Immigration Stamp will decide if Canadian sailors aboard American Great Lakes vessels fall under the contract labor law. It is anticipated he will rule they do not.
Washington report says Cleveland will push a heavy tariff cut an income tax repeal of bank taxes and repeal of the Sherman law when Congress convenes. A Crisp aide quotes the policy as certain with no doubt of its adoption in the new session.
Autopsy on Peter Stup an Indian capitalist shows death from neck dislocation after being killed while drunk. Police suspect two men unfriendly to Stup. locals accuse white men, causing Indian excitement over the crime.
May 26 report from New York outlines the M. Cavanaugh Wrecking Company filing in Trenton New Jersey to salvage sunken ships. The plan uses large rubber bags placed in holds with pumped air to expel water and create buoyancy for ascent. The initial test targets the Oregon.
The president commuted Edward Pickens a full blooded Chickasaw Indian who faced a death sentence to life imprisonment. The reason cited is his very low intelligence and unfavorable surroundings with some provocation noted in the case.
The Miss Rockwell marriage to a Sisseton Indian at Goodwin mission is noted as newsworthy yet satirically dismissed. It recalls her former status as a famed Washington belle, with locals joking about preferring well groomed army and navy officers over indigenous suitors.
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