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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1893
Page
3
Farmers are invited to call and inspect the Hand somest All-Steel-Light-Weight Header advertised by E. I Burton, general agent, at 950 3d Street, Huron, S. D.
Ed Marine and Grant Fowler left for the World’s Fair Monday. A newborn girl to Engineer John Nesser and wife. W W Schuman died with a post mortem revealing a fatal abdominal wound. Dr G W Moody returned from Omsha and found his office tidied by his wife in his absence.
O. W. Stafford state Oil Inspector and Waabay Clipper editor called Monday praising Huronite. W. F. T. Bushnell reports from the World’s Fair that it is the biggest fair for the money and criticizes the Dakota building. Notaries Langley signs ten patent petitions as inventor G Laube applies for eight more. Mrs Laube signs two. Daniel Wilde of Washington Iowa, head of Wilde & Son, meets George Longsteff to corporate the Washington Elevator patent in the locality.
The pleasant effect and safety of Syrup of Figs make it a favorite for ladies in all conditions. To ensure the genuine article, check the package for the California Fig Syrup Co name near the bottom button.
L W Haz En told a Huronite reporter before a southbound train that his family has four children, three boys and a girl born Friday evening, with the mother doing well. He praised the reporter as the best smeller for locals and expressed happiness as he prepared to feed another child.
F H Kent of South Dakota manages the Great Northwest Hotel at 68 Madison Avenue near the Fair gates. Guests praise excellent service, reasonable rates, and European plan accommodations, with assurance that all Dakota guests are welcome regardless of certificate.
The article describes a burial with a long procession, Missed details of the service, Masonic and Odd Fellows involvement, and pallbearers. It notes a letter from W E Nicholson in South Dakota dated June 1 1893 urging organization of fall meetings and cooperation for new industries.
A letter from Ed Sampson of Chicago invites Hurons to visit the World’s Fair and dine at his Cottage Avenue lunch counter at 3721 as he promises a meal at a distance from an earlier, pausing incident where a boy and mule caused confusion.
Mrs Schaler born January 1858 in Belview Minnesota died near Huron after a cancer spread from her left breast. She married Henry Schaler in Webster City March 1876 and leaves three children Harry Mollie and Hazel. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 from the family home with Rev. Wm Janix officiating and Daughters of Reba Rehab to oversee interment at Riverside.
Hon W B Sterling attended the Vermillion funeral for Cyrus J Frye who died in Deadwood. He called the service the saddest and largest main he ever witnessed. Burial followed with Masonic rites and a parade of flowers and vehicles in the procession.
Chronic nervous depression is said to trigger catarrh by weakening mucous membranes. Symptoms include dizziness, eye specks, headaches, palpitations, heat flashes, and mood decline. Peruna is claimed to offer prompt relief and potential permanent cure with extended use. free treatise offered by Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
The next papal consistory will be held June 12. Princess Eulalie attended Morris park races Thursday. Bullfighter Lagartijo retires from arena. Victor Emmanuel, prince of Naples, visits Emperor William. Minneapolis grand stand fire at baseball park Thursday night. Ives leads in London billiards by about 1000 points. Cedar Rapids bid for new Masonic temple at 80000 dollars. B. Milton appointed private secretary to Congressman Lucas. St Paul attorney Tyson Butcher wed Sallie Tubman. will travel to Chicago then return. Gresham announces L A Thurston named Hawaii minister to the U S. Montreal: English painter Lee Stanton buys baggage valise containing 107 shares of Western Gas Improving Co worth 107000. Chicago and Northwestern directors reelected. Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western purchase likely ratified. year net income 897904. Kalispell petition to divide Missoula land district for Great Northern land office access.
Mrs. A F Davis was thrown from a buggy in a runaway on June 3 near Forman North Dakota, suffering serious but likely nonfatal injuries.
A large quantity of gunpowder exploded causing extensive damage far from its location in Virginia. The blast harmed nearby structures and startled residents across the area more than eleven miles away. Officials investigated the incident and warned of potential aftershocks.
A Virginia mining town on the Mesaba range suffered a massive blast when 16,000 pounds of dynamite and giant powder exploded near a hillside magazine. The blast blew in village fronts, demolished nearby railway cars, and caused about 8000 dollars in damage. The explosion followed a fire from a land clearing at an adjoining mine.
The steamer Corsica collided with an unknown schooner 15 miles from Thunder Bay Island at daybreak. The schooner sank instantly with all hands lost. The Corsica, badly damaged with water pouring in, ran ashore near Thunder Bay below Osinike. crew aboard could not identify the schooner.
Bay City dispatches report the tug Winslow owned by Smith and Boutelle ran aground on Duck Island in Georgian Bay at 8 a.m. and is likely a total loss.
Atchison Kansas authorities report Deputy Sheriffs arrested a man calling himself George W. Davis for thefts months ago. He is badly wounded with four bullets, claiming a gunfight at Coffeyville explains his injuries. He is identified as the missing participant in the Coffeyville raid.
Full-blooded Chickasaws in Denison Texas held indignation meetings and sent protests to President Cleveland to stop the Chickasaw treasurer from distributing the large strip money amid fear of being cheated.
Burial in Vermillion South Dakota occurred June 3 with Masons Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias aiding. All local businesses closed by mayoral request.
Tacoma reports from Yokohama that the Russian corvette Wnitaz ran ashore on the Corean coast on May 15 and was totally wrecked with nine lives lost. The steamer arrived in Victoria B C in June with the casualty news.
In Burlington Iowa on June 3 health officials condemn numerous wells and springs in the business district after considerable sickness is traced to contaminated drinking water.
Hastings Minnesota on June 3 C A Westerson bought the Ennis roller mill and around 24.5 acres from J A Ennis for 10500 dollars.
Early morning mob attack on the county jail in Decatur Illinois ends with the lynching of Samuel J Bush the Negro accused of assaulting Mrs William H West in Mount Zion township on Tuesday Local authorities report the vigilante action occurred before dawn and the body was removed from the jail.
In Minneapolis on June 3 the class of 03 at the state university received their diplomas Thursday night in a commencement ceremony.
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