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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
8
U. S. Land Office will close Saturdays at 1 p m during July August and September per a recent departmental rule. Register C A Blake signs the notice.
Frank Brown plans lodge rooms for Knights of Pythias above the land office. Gov ernor’s Day prep and sham battle set for Watertown encampment. Many residents and visitors, including Miss Alla Sauer and Mrs. Fowler, travel to Aberdeen and Redfield. local businessmen advertise loans, insurance, and real estate while promoting carnival events and firemen tournament attendance.
An old advertisement warns of a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney Co Toledo and various druggists, touts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and notes price and free testimonials.
Fire discovered on Third street at about 1am destroyed the Little Shop opening December, with stock and fixtures fully insured. Building owned by A. W. Wilmarth. stock held by Mrs. J H Sutphen and Miss Luda Schmauch. Adjacent meat markets Edler Bros and Jalings Nawotthy escaped with minor damage. Strong south wind could have endangered all three buildings.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the only direct method to cure catarrh by killing bacilli with a inhaled treatment. The complete outfit costs 1 dollar and lasts weeks, with extended use possible for 50 cents. Testimonials from ministers bankers and lawyers are cited to support its effectiveness.
A editorial denounces long range weather forecasts as untrustworthy and harmful. It argues that forecasts for extended periods are misleading, noting uncertainties in timing and geography and urging officials to limit publication until meteorology advances.
Bernard Francis Farley known as Barney marries Edna Mae Thurin of Tracy in a ceremony noted by Huron residents. After July 15 he will reside in Huron with his bride as friends hope he settles down and builds a happy home, despite past playful escapades.
John Blair Sr. died at his Sheffield home Tuesday morning after a long liver cancer illness. He was 71, confined to bed about eleven weeks, and had lived in Sheffield for about twenty years. He leaves a wife, two sons John and James, and two daughters Mrs. Mike Eckhart and Lula Blair. Funeral from the Sheffield home Thursday at ten, interment Riverside cemetery, with Rev. H. D. Wiard officiating.
The trustees of Cavour invite bids for bonds totaling 1500 dollars to fund sinking an artesian well. All communications regarding the bond issue are to be directed to the town authorities.
One black heifer about one and a half years old is in custody. Owner can claim by proving property and paying all charges. See section 9112-60 for details. The notice is signed by Jacon Guthmiller.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Prorders for children claiming to ease feverishness teething disorders upset stomach and colds. It cites supposed testimonials numbering over 30 000 and ends with generic assurances.
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