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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
6
New York June 10 The July cotton option surged at the open rising to 12.25 cents a pound and gaining about 1.50 a bale within half an hour. Rumors of a corner by English and American interests spurred heavy buying before profit taking trimmed gains. The market closed firm with a net rise of 2 to 7 points and total sales around 300,900 bales.
Two miners from Avella Frank Blanc and Anthony Schlume died in a wreck one mile east of Hickory on the flash road when the Toledo express struck a coal train on a siding. Eleven injured, including a smoker passenger who perished. The flagman who allowed the passenger train onto the siding vanished.
Marguerite Curtis eleven and Helen ten died after ingesting rat poison during a personal crisis pact sparked by grief over their mother’s death. The elder sister was unconscious when found in the cellar. both died soon after.
Medical Director Robert A Marmion United States Navy retired dies in Washington from a stroke. A daughter is born to Princess Margaret Victoria wife of Prince Gustaf Adolf duke of Scandia eldest son of Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden. Emperor Francis Joseph grants broad amnesty on fortieth coronation anniversary. Paris news: Hague peace conference delegates approved cabinet instructions. Pellet joins French plenipotentiaries.
The Memorial Association and Epworth League convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene in Huron from June 17 to 19 with large attendance expected. Delegates will be hosted on the Harvard plan and a detailed program outlines devotions, business sessions, sermons, and thematic talks led by ministers and delegates from Huron, Pierre, DeSmet, Faulkton, and other communities.
An advertisement from Dakota Central Telephone Company touts a day rate of 1.00 to the Twin Cities and a night rate of .75, offering connections across North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska and as far east as Chicago.
An old advertisement promoting Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims to purify the blood strengthen nerves aid kidneys and bowels and cure ailments. The copy highlights health benefits and vitality through a tonic preparation.
The second and closing Pirates of Penzance performance drew a fair crowd and strong applause. Director Tut tle praised the cast for their faithful effort while Al Roberts steered the stage work and the orchestra delivered its usual high standard. The piece highlighted Huron Choral Union's growing efficiency and suggested the city could host a fine concert orchestra.
Frank G King presents Chic Perkins in Edward Locke’s four act western The Little Prospector a tale of love and adventure set in the gold mining west. The cast scenery and acts promise lively specialties and rich pathos with June 12 at the Grand Opera House.
An 1880s style medical ad claims Hall's Family Pills cure constipation and other ailments. It guarantees one hundred dollars if not cured and invites readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio, noting the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Tickets on sale June 20 and 21 for travel via the North Western Line with a return limit June 24. For tickets and full information contact any ticket agent of the North Western Line.
Farmers are urged to keep Cole's Veterinary Carboli salve on hand. The ad claims it cures cuts galls and sores without leaving scars and helps restore hair to its original color.
A hundred dollar reward is offered to readers as proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages. The advertisement claims the cure is constitutionally effective, works through the blood and mucous surfaces, and destroys the disease at its foundation.
The note urges extreme thrift in meals to benefit body and mind. It pitches Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health booster and stamina saver, claiming it sustains energy at a cost of 35 cents for Tea or Tab.
For cats sores and all diseases of the skin and feet of animals there is no remedy quite as good as Cole's Veterinary Carbonisalve. That is the universal verdict. Try it yourself mind if you are not satisfied you can have your money back. All druggists.
Cole's Bludbilder is advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic that purports to strengthen the whole system. It claims to cure grip and to be guaranteed by druggists as a health restoring remedy.
A Dallas resident Mr E W Goodloe at 107 St Louis St says in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr Kings New ite Teive, claiming it is unlike anything he has tried before.
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