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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
7
Sam J. Burton and Miss Lillie Cole present Si Perkins a celebrated rural drama to appear next Monday June 24 at the Opera House. The production is praised for wholesome fun Yankee wit and heartfelt moments drawing strong audience appeal.
The board of education unanimously resolves that applicants with diplomas from reputable Normal schools or equivalent will receive first consideration for teaching positions in city schools. The measure aims to secure thorough and careful training for educators.
Allen's Foot-Ease relieves painful feet corns bunions and callouses while making tight shoes feel easy. It cures sweating and tired aching feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents stamps. Trial package free. Allen E Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Beadle County lands are now under lease under state laws. A payment to the state treasurer for the three months ending May 31 drew a Beadle county draft of 209,866 dollars with a 126,175 dollar maintenance balance, totaling 393,779 dollars remitted last week.
Louis Malum plans a two story building on the 25 foot Dakota avenue lot adjoining his former Dewey restaurant. The first floor will house a chop house while the second floor will contain lodging rooms. Work is to begin soon.
The Home Gold Cure presents a nonnoxious at home remedy to cure drunkenness, claiming it neutralizes poison, curbs cravings, and can be mixed in tea or coffee without the drinker’s knowledge. Sold for one dollar with full instructions and optional professional advice, worldwide delivery from Edwin B. Giles & Company.
Guthrie June 19 Captain Farrand Sayers commanding officer at Fort Sill has started with 40 cavalrymen to clear Wichita mountain land of unlawful intruders preparatory to the opening of the Kiowa and Comanche reservation. The government is determined to free the country of all sooners whether for mining or otherwise. William A Richards assistant commissioner of the general land office has left for Washington having completed preliminaries to establishing county seats and boundaries in the reservations to be thrown open.
Senator Thomas C. Platt told Journal and Advertiser that Governor Odell is likely to be re elected and may become president later. He denied plans to resign before his Senate term ends in 1903 and dismissed health rumors as unfounded.
Washington reports new regiments under the reorganization law near completion. The Thirteenth Cavalry at Fort Meade and the Twenty eighth Infantry at Vancouver Barracks lag behind, but enlistments last week surpassed 500 and this week is expected to finish assembling the new regiments.
Dr. Rixey reports continued improvement in Mrs. McKinley's health at the White House. She sat up and chatted with the president and visitors, though three days of cloudy rain affected her mood. With better weather, more satisfying results are anticipated.
A cablegram from United States Minister Bryan at Petropos announces the Brazilian government has paid one indemnity demanded after a mob attacked a chapel in Nidhead province. The dispatch confirms the settlement reached with the American Baptists.
A brief notice states that if customers find the genuine Straight Front Corp product unsatisfactory, money will be refunded. The announcement emphasizes satisfaction and refund policy.
Fears rise for the fishing schooner White Wings and a crew of about 30 after the Seattle sailed vessel disappeared between the north end of Vancouver Island and Morseby Island. Captain Johnson led the Icy Strait Packing company boat which departed Seattle a month ago and has not been heard from. About half the crew hailed from Tacoma with the rest from Seattle.
London dispatch reports from Cherbourg that Emperor William plans a naval squadron welcoming the returning German troops from China. The group will be joined at Cherbourg by President Loubet and a German delegation.
Terre Haute Ind June 19 The local machinists settlement came in the afternoon after action by Eugene Debs. Workers win ten hours pay for nine hours worked as concessions were made by the company and union reps.
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