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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1890
Page
8
The readable portion shows editors and proprietors Shannon and Longstaff with no clear event or context. No further identifiable individuals, dates, or locations are present in the fragment.
In Huron Beadle County South Dakota the Hundley tragedy centers on Zachary T Hundley death by revolver fired by his son Fred Hundley. An inquest and post mortem confirm the cause and the preliminary examination sets for September term with bond waived.
Charles Risdon aged about 19 drowned while swimming with Walter Medbury in Shoe Creek near Medbury bridge on June 10. Medbury survived after struggling to keep Risdon afloat. Otto Meyer witnessed but could not help. Risdon lived on a farm nearby. his death deeply saddened family and neighbors.
The state central committee of the Independent party organized at a recent farmers convention has set up headquarters in the Hills block. H. Goodfellow of Brookings county is chairman and R. B. Bentley of Brown county secretary, directing campaign work with field lecturers and organizers. Speakers include Ralph Beaumont, Father Robert Haire, Ignatius Donnally, H. Lone, and Dr. Rich.
President Marvin Hughitt and officials of the O N W traveled by carriage to inspect improvements in the city and the Day Harrison irrigation farm. They then rode to Pierre and back, returning Monday morning for further inspection along the south line. The article ends with an advertisement for Ayer s Pills.
Arrangements for funeral services at the Ackerman school house at 11 tomorrow morning to be led by Rev. Mr. Darling. A. H. Reed, civil engineer and surveyor, with long service including Todd and Anoka counties, plans irrigation and various surveying work from his Reed’s wood yard office at 4th and Illinois. The annual Grant township old settlers picnic will be held Saturday June 14 in the grove near Grant school. Hon. A. B. Melville will attend and speak. Mrs. Melville may read. Public invited.
Zickrick Bros report delivery of 500 bushels of met on current contracts. D. Suara serves as Qwit Agent handling the matter.
The new time card effective June 1 lists arrival times from the east at 1 25 p m from the west 2 00 p m from the north 1 40 p m and from the south 2 45 p m DEPARTURE times are for the east 2 45 p m the west 3 20 p m the north 8 10 p m and the south 2 05 p m Train No 8 bringing through mail from the east arrives at 6 00 a m daily except Monday Train No 4 with through mail for the east departs at 9 00 p m daily except Saturday
Promotes Syrup of Figs as a remedy for age, kidneys, and liver health. Claims prevent fevers headaches and other sickness. Sold in 50 cent and 1.00 bottles by leading druggists.
Sarsapacila belongs to the smilax family and grows across the American continent. The Honduras root is noted for medicinal properties and is used to make Ayer s Sarsaparilla.
The weekly list of unclaimed letters in Huron South Dakota includes Rollef Lee Mr W Leifler Hi Bowman S W Briggs Mrs Helen M Odell Cunningham D Pierce Lyman Cowels W B and others with note to contact the post office by a stated publication date. P M Joan Lonestarr requests attention to inquiries and payment of postage.
An advertisement touts Hall's Hair Rever as a supreme hair restorer that can transform bald heads with a luxuriant growth. Claims include visible improvements and lasting effects. The copy targets men seeking a strong, full head of hair.
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