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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1895
Page
8
E C Patterson handles all courts and probate matters with Arnon at law. H S Mouser, attorney at law, office in Front Room A over Burnham Trevett and Mattice, Huron South.
Local amateurs the Haron Histrionics staged Money at the Grand. The group, all local talent, drew a large audience and earned praise for effort despite challenging roles. They plan The Pride of Company G for July 4th in the opera house.
Steve Dinneen reports a 44 inch bare and 910 feet deep artesian well near Hitchcock, with warm soft water used to irrigate adjacent lands. A second well of similar size is planned a mile away for irrigation, with P. J. Stacy operating. Dinneen notes strong crops and predicts higher farming profits.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts testimonials and lists endorsers West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as Toledo druggists. The cure is described as internally taken and targeting blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle and sold by all druggists.
Mayor Myers and Aldermen pass measures to repair sidewalks and open all city streets. An ordinance fixes Dakota avenue and Third street sidewalk width and creates special police. The fire alarm rule is tightened and fire apparatus protections are outlined. Bills for supplies are approved. City cannot enforce a curfew ordinance. A board of health is appointed: Dr. Steele Dr. Wilcox and Alex McIntosh serve without pay.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, safe laxative for ladies in all conditions. It urges buyers to ensure the genuine article by checking for the California Fig Syrup Co. name near the bottom of the package.
Hon John L Lockhart a commissioner of school and public lands announces the distribution of more than 750000 dollars in school money to counties statewide The breakdown includes 156000 from the interest and income fund 59840 from the permanent school fund and 103000 from the present apportionment tied to the Taylor defalcation sale of bonds supports the prior funds.
The Northwestern Line offers excursion tickets to Boston from July 5 to 8 at one fare round trip. Return passage valid until August 6, 1895 inclusive. Inquiries and tickets available through Chicago and Northwestern Railway agents.
For sale tomato plants raised by Joy Bros. Available in small lots or large quantities. Plants offered from their own nursery, suitable for home gardens or market sales. Contact Joy Bros for pricing and delivery options.
The article extols Utah as a future state with 200000 residents, rich agriculture and abundant minerals. It praises a healthful, temperate climate and hot springs, calling Utah a large sanitarium and inviting readers to request "Utah's Resources" from J. H. Bennett in Salt Lake City for excursion details.
The firm announces collection and printing of the 1895 South Dakota Session Laws. Orders will be delivered within sixty days after adjournment. Full sheep binding priced at 3.50 dollars per copy. Authorized edition by the legislature. Send orders to Suannon & Lonasrtarr, Haron, S. D.
Three stallions listed with pedigrees and prices: Dominican No. 7909 a Standardbred trotter by Acolyte Onward and Hambletonian lines, Venice dam by Cayler. insured at $20. Norman Chief No. 4255-A French Draft, 17 hands 2000 lbs, by French Victor with Marie Keet dam, insured at $15. Scotch, a three year old Shire, 16 hands heavy boned, insured at $10. Kates will be given for mares. Horses and pedigrees shown at stables on Third Street, Joan E. Warp, Huron D.
Taken up by M. E. Harmon at his residence in sn sec 26 19 59 two bay mares about 900 pounds each unknown with distinct facial markings both branded P. E on left shoulder appraised at thirty dollars by C S Spraacve J P
An advertisement promoting Baco-Curo, a vegetable remedy claimed to cure tobacco addiction without will power. It guarantees a permanent cure in three boxes or money back with interest, and offers sample booklets. Sold by Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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