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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
The class of 1905 ordered engraved invitations via the Huronite after sampling from them. Due to engraving limits locally the Huronite rushed and shipped by freight. The front page was set and printed from stock, with the class program and roll prepared earlier, and the lowest bidder handled program printing.
The advertisement lists names of individuals awaiting delivery of mail. Entries include Adam, A. D. Bachman, Walter Bass, Mrs. Loncard Brown, Wm. Danforth, Ray S. Hanson, E. W. Hays, Mrs. H. B. Herley, Miss Clara Nelson, Miss May Newman, B. Fisher, Richard Park, Mrs. Emma Park, Mrs. William Parkhurst, H. L. Straub, Frank Thompson, Earl Thompson, E. E. John Longstaff, and others. Postmaster noted.
Springfield high school held a short story contest with 17 entries. Archie Imus won first prize of ten dollars for Manuel, while George W. Buno Jr won five dollars for When empey Feil. The tale follows a Mexican city street vendor who desires to play Christ in a Passion Play but dies in a bull accident before the performance.
A Beadle County meeting of stock raisers at the court house pressed for changes to the new cattle dipping law. Farmers argued the county is not a range area and that the dipping requirement would cost money and reduce weight gains, citing examples of cattle reacting poorly to dipping and disputes over county scabby cattle claims. A petition to modify the state board’s order for Beadle County was planned for submission.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach rest and digesting remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. Claims quick and permanent relief and notes sales by Holland Wheeler and D. H. Long staff.
The Huron city council met in special session to consider an ordinance establishing a gas plant. A motion to table the ordinance passed unanimously after three minutes of discussion. Attorney Thomas Null presented the plan to build and operate the plant with modern improvements funded by local parties and bonds.
Lieut Lucian B Moody of West Point trained from Huron earned top honors in a tough ordnance exam, earning promotion with higher pay. He and Lieut McNair will be assigned to Fort Hancock near New York City, leaving soon, marking notable achievement at Fort Douglas.
A new eastern owned plant plans to build the most modern facility in the west for producing the commodity. It will house the latest machinery and developments, signaling a major industrial advance in the region.
Ned Butterfield graduates with honors from the University of Chicago after four years of study. He will sail to London on June 24 to seek newspaper work, carrying letters of introduction to Henry Stead of the Australian Review and other notable contacts.
Advertises PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed remedy for piles including itching bleeding and protracted cases. Claims a refund if it fails to cure within 6 to 14 days. First application provides relief. 50 cents. If unavailable, send 50 cents in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. for postpaid delivery from St. Louis Missouri.
Conveyances filed in the register of deeds list numerous transfers including Michael Anderson to M R Thackaberry for 7200, Christian Anderson to MR Thackaberry for 10800, and August Baum to FY G Keze for 25. Others include Willis McConnell to August Bladom for 20, Dakota Loan & Trust Co. to Perry Dalquist for 1, John Davy to C N McIlvaine for 100, and Julia Hishen to Duluth W and P Ry Co for 550. The records cover lots, blocks, tracts in Huron and 5th Ry Huron, plus several titles to W Ry Co properties and multiple bank transfers ranging from 20 to 2100 dollars.
The Ladies' Association of Huron College held its annual meeting in the college chapel on Friday evening June 9 with twenty members present and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include Mrs E M Thomas president and Mrs J B Cogan 1st vice president.
A reader from Cearfoss Md recounts how consumption tortures the sufferer and friends, then credits Dr Kings New Discovery for a quick cure after failed remedies. The ad promises relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention with 50 cent and 1.00 bottles at Wheeler’s drug store. Trial bottle free.
An advertisement promises safe cure for bowel and stomach issues including pain in bowels headache and biliousness. Wheeler’s drug store offers the product for 25 cents with a guarantee and urging customers to try them.
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