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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
3
Mr. Jaynes spoke Monday on The Battle of Cities to about forty attendees, urging citizen cooperation for municipal improvement. The sequence includes talks on city country relations, city and home, women’s civic roles, patriotism and peace, and a night showing Civic slides.
Mrs Catherine Whitney died at her home in Wolsey at 2 30 after about three weeks of paralysis She was 67 born Catherine Shires She came to Dakota in 1886 with husband Nathan Whitney Their family includes two daughters Miss Cora postmaster at Wolsey and Mrs E H Myers plus three sons Frank Will and Lafe Whitney Services were held at Wolsey and in Huron with interment at Riverside cemetery The Huronite extends sympathy to the family
A regional advertisement promotes Hyomei as a permanent remedy for asthma bronchitis coughs colds and catarrh. It touts a $1 outfit from C H Longstaff including a bottle and pocket inhaler with 50 cent refills and quotes a testimonial from Saba Sheline Metz Ind praising rapid relief.
Roy Tredway has returned from Beloit College Wisconsin. He has completed his course and will no longer win honors for that college on the football field.
The Argus Leader reports Gregory county's final tally puts Eben W. Martin ahead in the congressional race by 116 over Hall, with Burke ahead of Glass by 222. Statewide Martin leads by 393 votes. Totals show Hall 29,632 Glass 28,600 Martin 30,029 Burke 31,622.
A Mitchell South Dakota man reports long kidney complaints improved by Dean's Kidney Pills. He had tried many remedies with little relief before using Doan's Kidney Pills, noting reduced back pain and more comfort after a short period. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co. New York sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
About 51 men were initiated at the Watertown event with strong turnout from eastern South Dakota. Sixty five from Huron traveled by special train, Sioux Falls sent a 200 strong contingent, and Aberdeen contributed 150. Total attendance approached six hundred as the Knights reported a very successful gathering.
Notice is given by administrator C A Kelley of the estate of W S Lamb deceased to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the administrator's office in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Dated June 1 1908. Kelley and Byrnes attorneys for the administrator.
State vs Stauffacher resulted in acquittal while Leo Arnold was found guilty of adultery. Sentencing set for Monday after jury discharge. Mollie Ward granted divorce from Thos Ward for desertion and non support. Judge W G Rice sat in for Judge Whiting on criminal matters.
A letter from W.A.T. declares bold plans to drain the town using surface water and asserts he can guarantee graft-free results with adequate help and materials. He frames the public and the Lord as not to blame and offers swift action to fix the so called wet problem.
The Parker carnival troupe receives strong endorsements from Georgia Tennessee Illinois Missouri and Michigan papers. Readers are urged to attend the Parker shows in the city during the week of June 29 to July 4 with assurances of clean entertainment and value for money.
The Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows bring a traveling zoo to town with many rare animals not found elsewhere in the country. An animal kindergarten displays jungle and forest mothers with their young, set apart for children to view.
John E Ward announces a public sale for May 23 1908 at the corner of Dakota Avenue and Second Street. The auction offers a black stallion with white stripe, about 1550 pounds and nine years old.
Notice from Mary E Levens administratrix of Horace M Stevens estate inviting creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claimants to file at Bailey Voorhees attorneys in Sioux Falls South Dakota. First publication June 4 1908.
In circuit court Ninth Judicial Circuit Beadle County Huron South Dakota the state of South Dakota greets defendants Lewis A. McTaggart et al and summons them to answer the complaint to be filed May 27 1908. Respond within thirty days after service or risk relief and costs. Attorneys C A Kelley and James Byrnes.
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