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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1897
Page
3
Huron items note visits by L. H. Bailey and wife in Faulkton and General Sullivan in Huron. Officials and attorneys travel for business in Wessington, Pierre, Mitchell, and Brookings. A jail depopulation is reported, while public affairs include reform press meetings, land office endorsements, and teacher institute activities.
Eight members attended the reform press gathering with Yankton Press & Dakotan editor Kingsbury and O. J. Maynard admitted as members. Father Haire elected honorary member. Volkmar resignations accepted. policy to ignore actions. About seventy papers back the silver alliance. inventory and address urging closer ties. Plans include distributing reform material to papers and running a clipping column to boost reach. Some members returned home Saturday morning. rest departed Saturday night.
Electric Bitters advertised as a universal medicine for languor and liver sluggishness offerings a tonic and alterative. It claims prompt use can avert malaria related fevers and relieve headache indigestion and dizziness. Sold at Holland Wheeler's drug store for $1 per bottle.
The article recounts the belief in white elephants as royal symbols and devout Buddhist lore. Ringling Bros aims to exhibit a genuine white elephant, after a long pursuit in India and Bangkok, culminating in the arrival of Keddale to be shown at their Huron performances starting Monday June 21.
Queen Victoria begins return to England from Cimiez. Lake County South Dakota sends a car load of corn to India famine victims. Rockefeller interests acquire Ohio Mesaba mining property. Consul General Lee reports two naturalized Americans arrested in Cuba. Knights of Labor declares war on the American Federation of Labor. University of Michigan regents grant President Angell leave of absence to Oct 1, 1898. Texas Tom Redmond gets life for murder in Chicago. North Dakota railroad commission discusses rate cuts about 15 percent. Indian Affairs head Browning leaves to join Forman in law practice at East St Louis.
A private Wednesday evening wedding tied together Oscar A. Ricker chief clerk in the mineral department and Evelyn Jackson an aide in the surveyor general office in Huron. Dr Clark officiated and only close friends attended. The couple will reside with Mrs H Kipax as they begin married life.
The column touts Dr. King’s New Discovery as a lasting cough and consumption cure with endorsements from Aug J Bogel of Shreveport and J F Campbell of Safford. It notes free trials at Holland Wheeler’s drug store, a Grand opera house lecture by Prof Leland, and praise from the Daily Picayune for Samuel Phelps Leland. One Minute Cough Cure is also advertised as immediate relief.
Mrs Murane wife of Edward Murane aged 51 died at home in Grant township after a month illness. Born in New York July 27 1846 she married Edward in Rochelle Ill 1868 and later lived in Huron before moving to Grant township in 1884. Nine children were born eight survive. oldest daughter Catherine Callahan of Chicago was with her. Funeral from St Martin's Catholic church Saturday at 11 oclock.
An advertisement claims a salve heals cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and more and cures piles with a money back guarantee. Priced at 22 cents a box and sold by D. K. Bryant.
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown during the death and funeral period of their husband and father. Mary E. Elsey and Mr and Mrs M L Repmonp, Mr and Mrs E C Exson extend gratitude.
Mrs. Y. T. Buck of Delaney Arkansas suffered scrofula for twenty five years under doctors care. After try ing many medicines and a specialist’s failed cure she used S S S and says she is now perfectly well with clear healthy skin and would not trade her condition for two thousand dollars.
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