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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
Local notes report the Wessington Springs baseball club challenging the Huron Kids for a game. Other items mention Prof G M Lynch leaving for the east, a buffalo exposition, a civil service exam in the city, wolf bounty payments, and life insurance promotion by New York Life via agent C E Blount.
List of uncalled letters at Huron postoffice for the week ending June 1 includes Downey C. E. Goodhue Ralph two entries Imlay F. D. Marvin Mrs 8S Chare Frank Kee two, Wallace Miss Della White C. H. A. Cuas N Cooper Postmaster notes.
Title perfected on the Alliance corner at Dakota Avenue transfers to Huron Lodge No. 26 A F and A M. Charles E Bryant facilitated the purchase which closed on Monday after a period of title perfection. The Masons plan a fine building next year with cost at least 20000 and possible expansion in plans.
A. E. Lafa yette of Gregory Landing Missouri credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after doctors said he could not live. He recalls instant relief and nine years of good health since using the medicine, now kept in his home and available at all druggists.
At a Saturday board meeting Prof. M. H. Manuel of St. James Minnesota was named Huron schools superintendent for the coming year at a 1200 dollar salary. He is a Minnesota graduate and veteran of twelve years teaching and administration, praised as energetic and effective.
A testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preferred choice. Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports five years of complete satisfaction with use in his own family for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza coughs and says it is very efficacious. Available from all druggists.
County residents board the southbound train to Sioux Falls for the G A R encampment and Woman's Relief corps events. Others proceed to Lead for Knights of Pythias grand lodge, with Beadle county and Pierre delegates listed.
The ad claims Allen's Foot-Ease cures painful smarting nervous feet and growing nails while easing corns bunions and tight shoes. It promises relief for sweating callous hot tired aching feet and offers mail orders for 25 cents with a free trial package from Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.
At Kilpatrick Post No 4 G A R the members express thanks to Huron and surrounding citizens for their generous help with decoration and memorial services. They note the growing solemnity of Memorial Day and hope for continued unity of old and young in remembrance of the war's sacrifices. Signed by Chaplain Freb. F. B. Corrr.
A lively ad cites Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as restoring liver function and vitality. It claims relief from dullness after meals, headaches, and dizziness, noting a 25 cent price and free samples at druggists.
Mrs D A Sauer visited Hurley while Mrs Wiltsey of Mitchell toured Mrs G W Briggs. Rainfall Monday night measured .32 inch. Mrs C M Bell and Mrs Bloodgood left for Rochester Minn. Geo C Fullinweider and wife headed to Sioux Falls for a bankers meeting. Masury Paints dominate US sales. advertises 35 cents. Old Settlers picnic moved to Miner's Grove on the 21st. Jean Alexander headed to Chicago, then Tacoma to join brother Charles Alexander. Theo La Grange rode east to Madison, with Mrs Mart Sterling to Lake Preston. Rocky Mountain Tea claims health benefits at 35 cents. W S Brandstead and H C Seller buying Yankton county stock. Mrs H Hendrickson visited then liked Huron. free sample of Chamberlain's tablets offered.
Aberdeen reports ongoing small-pox concerns with hospital quarantine and hotel closures. A Sherman house employee contracts the disease prompting fumigation and staff detention. Orr, a Missouri River trapper, recounted a pontoon-bridge incident near Chamberlain. He cites sixteen Cheyenne agency Indian deaths from small-pox at Cherry Creek in the past month.
Epworth League plans for the third annual assembly July 2 9 at Ashland Park report 700 dollars subscribed after canvass. Notables include Prof Pearson as headliner, Rev A C Hirst to preach, Mrs Annie Smiley to present and teach Junior work, with July 4 plans aligned to national celebration and speakers sought during the San Francisco biennial assembly season. Local committees handle grounds tents printing and rail transport.
Kelley land agency reports several Beadle county sales. M M Doyle of Wisconsin buys east half of section 13 and north half of 24 in Liberty, west half 18 in Logan, and 20 plus north half 24 in Richland totaling 1920 acres. Geo Peterson of Iowa acquires northwest 14 Richland and northwest 19 Foster. J E Nelson of Waseca buys southeast 35 Barrett. F M Wilcox notes half section Liberty sold to Geo D Eggabroad and Jas L Higgins of Fairbault, west half 33 for 2500 dollars. Minnesota Real Estate and Loan Company buys southwest 24 Iowa in township. Lafayette Brown adds northwest 198 in Nance, now ranching 480 acres. Brown began in 1882 and continues expanding his holdings.
Agent Hatch works to stop the disease spread as Indians grow panicked and difficult to restrain within reasonable bounds. The report notes efforts to manage the crisis and maintain order during the epidemic.
An old remedy for teething claims to soothe the child ease gum pain and relieve wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold at twenty five cents a bottle.
A Saturday evening reception in the college chapel honors Rev. Henry T. McEwan and his wife, with the couple traveling from Amsterdam New York for the commencement exercises of Huron College and the high school. McEwan will preach the baccalaureate sermon and deliver the commencement address. The piece notes a $200,000 endowment goal and calls on local interest to attend and support.
In Justice Van Dalsem's court Lucian E Miller brought suit against J Rosenthal for 14.05 wages due. Parties appeared and June 6 date set for hearing.
City of Huron issues June 15 1901 deadline for registration and tagging of dogs. Unregistered dogs found at large may be taken by the city marshal S Harp. Attest Mayor J A Cleaver and Clerk Bruce M Rowey.
A note from Joan H. Kine of Huron South Dakota seeks land buyers with interest in cattle ranches and dairy farms east of the Missouri River. She invites contact for safe lands at reasonable prices and provides a Huron address.
Ex cursion tickets offered for June 9 and 10 to Kansas City with return options June 11 and 17. Limited to annual meetings. Apply to agents of Chicago and North-Western Railway.
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