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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1904
Page
4
A 1904 column notes a climate of regular rain and favorable conditions in the Jim valley with increased cultivation, artesian wells, and groves, predicting sustained crop success despite earlier droughts and winds. It contrasts changing agriculture with dangers of sugar in modern warfare metaphors and moral cautions about deception.
The article notes a railroad volume downturn reflects a broader business slump since 1897. It urges cautious retrenchment, debt reduction, and avoiding overextension while South Dakotans expect resilience from good crops and stable eastern conditions.
A Lincoln Star brief notes the peril of naval warfare as ships risk striking submarines and exploding mines, highlighting the danger of underwater explosives to seaborne vessels. The item frames the hazard in stark terms.
The rank and file of Missouri Democrats carry Folk to the governorship with a foregone conclusion. Folk is described as a man of strong character and determination who will root out corruption in the state as he has in St. Louis City.
The Sioux Falls Critic foresees 20,000 Democratic votes for November due to the Crawford failure. The paper’s opinion is noted as harmless but questioned for judging other matters.
The American Baptist Home Missionary Society in session at Cleveland Ohio has gone on record against divorce. It holds adultery should be the sole legal reason for separation and considers the act a crime.
The report states Wm. J. Bryan will serve as Nebraska’s delegate to the National Democratic convention. It notes potential rivals from Massachusetts and Kentucky and forecasts a lively political scene.
Newspaper boys from South Dakota who visited the St Louis Exposition this month are now driven to spark desire in others to attend the event.
The piece argues that coal price is too low and suggests President Baer would reconsider if he paid 12.00 dollars per ton for his winter supply. The tone implies pressure to raise costs on utilities and industry.
The dispatch recounts Japanese soldiers during the Win Kin Chau operation displaying boldness and fearlessness in service of a significant mission. The account emphasizes courage and collective resolve beyond national lines.
The Beadle County Republican Central Committee organized Thursday by electing Coe I. Crawford as chairman. The campaign will be well managed if Mr. Crawford conducts it.
A reader suggests trying a fresh puzzle: the note hints at delegates and a shift in puzzle approach. The line invites engagement and signals a change in expected problem style for puzzle enthusiasts.
The Illinois State convention remains united with its May 31 stance as it did on May 21 regarding the governor nomination. Delegates debate eligible candidates and the selection process continues amid party alignment considerations.
The Columbian government has not yet reached a frame of mind to accept the credentials of the representative of the United States. This diplomatic hesitation reflects lingering concerns over the appointment and relations between the two nations.
Jim Hill argues that without government financial assistance to ship owners the ocean carrying trade will persist in foreign bottoms. He warns the industry may falter without support and urges policy action to restore American-flag ships.
Citizens joined Grand Army of the Republic and the Relief Corps to honor Civil War dead. Graves were decorated with ferns and flowers while services at Daum's opera house featured Rev. Richardson Chalk Talk and songs. Battery A fired salutes, a lengthy program followed at the cemetery and opera house with music, readings, and the Memorial Day address by Rev. E H Edson.
James N. Tyner, a veteran attorney for the post office department, was tried by jury and found not guilty of the conspiracy accusation.
The Horonite reports ample rain and broad acreage with favorable weather. He expects a large harvest and low prices as the crop season progresses.
The Chicago and North Western plans a modern depot in Brookings this year with work starting immediately. The project aims to improve rail service and facilities for the local area.
Beadle county Republicans show disorganized nerves but pledge agreement on all worthy candidates before November.
Unprecedented rainfall drenches the James River valley delivering its most thorough spring soaking on record. Flood warnings rise as soils saturate and waterways swell across towns and farms. Local officials urge preparedness and monitor river gauges for rising levels.
If you wish to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, call on Richards Trust Co., Huron, 8. D. tf.
The Herald-Democrat reports its regular biennial ante-election victory, noting the event as a routine pre-election milestone for the paper and its editorial stance.
Illinois Republican factions show continued deadlock over leadership and strategy. Key lawmakers, party officials, and observers expect extended negotiations as divisions over candidate picks and policy aims stall progress.
Cleveland mayor Tom Johnson endorses Folk of St. Louis as a presidential candidate. The announcement links Johnson with Folk and positions him within the national political landscape.
The report notes significant difficulties for Japanese forces amid ongoing military operations. It highlights supply troubles, stiff resistance, and grinding attrition affecting morale and momentum on the fronts.
The old Liberty Bell will not be moved to South Dakota as previously considered, with officials confirming it will remain in its current location and no public exhibit plans are in place.
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers temporary excursion discounts for Atlantic City July 13–15 Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Cincinnati July 18–23 Grand Lodge Elks Louisville August 16–29 K P Encampment San Francisco September 5–9 Triennial Conclave Knights Templar San Francisco September 19–25 Sovereign Grand Lodge I C O F. For rates and sale dates contact the local ticket agent.
Special to the Huronite manager of Harry Anderson challenges C. Hallett to a finish match in a mixed Greco Roman and catch as catch can contest. The offer includes a $500 side bet and seeks terms for a two year contract if Coleman will back Anderson as welterweight champion of America.
An old form of advertisement claims Little Early Risers pills aid waking early and calm nerves for a refreshing sleep. The ad cites W. H. Howell of Houston Texas praising them for constipation and biliousness and notes sale by Holland Wheeler.
In Justice Court Henry B. Roberts sues Hans Nelson for 20 dollars over a well contract on Nelson’s land. Nelson counters 14.75 for board and oats. After water supply disputes and casing changes the judge rules for Roberts for 37.50 plus attorneys fees with appeal pending to the circuit court.
Cure feverishness teething disorders and stomach troubles. Move and regulate bowels and destroy worms with trusted remedy. Over 30 000 testimonials. 25 cents at all druggists. Free sample mailed. Allen S Olmstead Le Roy New York.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in Huron postoffice for the week ending May 28 1904. Names include Birdsell E M Dean Winchester Griffin Martin Harry A H Roscoe Willie two cards Stamborski Philip Thulin Olaf Tyrrell Thos J Joan LonestaFF Postmaster.
A remote living family faces accidents and injuries and is urged to keep Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on hand as the best remedy. The ad notes 25 cents at Holland Wheeler’s Drug Store.
The Fraternal Order of Cowboys will organize a large ranch in Huron around June 17 1904. It offers a ten dollar weekly sick or accident benefit and a notable initiation. Sioux Falls counts over 300 members Sioux City 400 Des Moines 280 Pierre 75 with reduced fee in Haren to attract new members Diw.
In Carmeny artist Alfred Montgomery displayed a fine collection of farm life paintings at the James Valley bank. Works ranged from 25 to 5000 dollars, including a notable $5000 sheep in a barn yard piece contracted for by a Minneapolis buyer. Montgomery, called the artist painter of American farm life, left for Redfield then Geddesburg to visit daughter Mrs Hoff, with possible further exhibits at the Central South Dakota State fair.
A historical ad states foot base sanitary corn plasters cure corn pain by absorption. It touts sanitary oils as the active agents and offers 25 cents or mail order. Sample address listed as Alien S Olmstead LeRoy N Y.
Government solicitations ask veterans to send birth date enlistment discharge and unit details for pension processing. Those with under twelve dollars monthly relief should state law, rate, and certificate number. Walton advertises blanks and notes Civil War service in Co B 54th Illinois Vet Vol. 2nd Inf. from Huron Illinois.
The Rosebud Reservation lands will open in July with registration and drawing details. A pamphlet titled New Homes in the West from the Chicago and North-Western Railway Passenger Department covers dates places and homestead requirements. Request by mail from A C Johnson Gen Agt C and NW Ry Winona Minn.
A Russo Japanese atlas issued by the Chicago and North Western Ry features three fine colored maps each 14 by 20 inches, with detailed eastern situation and tables on relative military naval strength and Russia versus Japan finances. Copy mailed for ten cents free by A C Johnson general agent C N W Ry Winona.
Very low rates in effect to St Louis and return from all points. Excellent train service and liberal return limits. Ask ticket agents Chicago North Western Bay for full particulars.
North Western line offers summer excursion fares from Huron to Lake Shetek on Fridays and Saturdays at 4 10 round trip with return by Tuesday and 6 60 round trip daily with return within 30 days. Lake Shetek is a popular resort with fishing and hunting. hotels and stables available. From Tracy routes reach Current Lake Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Long Buffalo Iron Beauty Willow Isabella Clear Lake.
Announcement of discounted excursion tickets on the North-Western Line to the North West West and Southwest. Includes on sale notices for standard and tourist sleeping cars with free reclining chair cars and full details available from Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
The Black Hills in southwest South Dakota yield a large portion of the nation gold and are described as extremely rich. A new North Western Line booklet covers the region with a detailed map and overview. Send a stamped self address envelope to W B M C at North Western Ry Chicago for the jet? wandering text.
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