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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
3
The piece argues that indigestion signals dyspepsia, warning of worsening stomach weakness if untreated. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the digestive system and suggests early attention to symptoms like uneasy after meals and sour belching.
States Attorney Simmons returns from Sioux Falls. The senate confirms Chas. A. Blake as register of the Huron land office. Richards Trust Co offers loans on land. Gen. I F Morris hosts J W Ulmer and Schaffer of Hutchinson county. George W Wright travels for Geo M Read grocery. L M Kerryn visits from Wessington after G A R encampment at Brookings. Inspector McMillan praises local land office and surveyor general office in a final report.
In Lawrence Kansas friends note Mrs L Pease could not leave her bed seven years due to kidney liver trouble nervous prostration and debility Yet three bottles of Electric Bitters let her walk and in three months she felt like a new person The ad touts relief for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy and dizziness with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents by Holland Wheeler.
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York says her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis but was saved by Dr King's New Discovery after other remedies failed. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. the medicine is claimed to cure throat and lung diseases, with trial bottles free and bottles at 50 cents and 1.00.
Sheriff Kerr arrested Roy Underhill this afternoon after a complaint by Frank Stone. Underhill was examined before Justice Cook with a trial set for Friday at 9 A.M. A search of his trunks with a warrant uncovered many clothing items belonging to the missing woman to be used as evidence.
Forty post members and twenty corps members who died during the year were remembered. Chaplain J J McIntyre of East Sioux Falls and Rev Mr Williams of Mitch ell spoke for the G A R, while Mrs Louise Wilson of Hudson spoke for the W R C.
Sheriff Kerr believes Mrs. McEathron left Osceola on Tuesday morning aboard the Great Northern and rode to Benson then took a train to St Paul. No further trace found. Her husband, recently returned from Chicago, is heartbroken as the community sympathizes. Suspects mental trouble as a motive.
Civil War veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana writes his wife was sick long despite doctors but cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. They always do. Try them. Only 25 cents at Holland Wheeler’s.
A spring warning urges treating coughs and colds promptly with One Minute Cough Cure. It promises rapid relief for throat and lung troubles and cites Postmaster C. O. Dawson of Barr Ll as a satisfied user. The ad also promotes Holland Wheeler as children's favorite.
The Penny Provident program in nineteen Des Moines schools collected 5368.80 from Oct. 29 1901 to May 1 1902. Pupils earned pennies through gifts or work and teachers deposited them in a savings bank, with each student credited for their savings and schools competing in deposits.
The notice warns that unripe fruit can cause stomach pains in children during summer. It recommends Perry Davis Painkiller as a safe quick relief and urges keeping large bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents in every home.
Friday notes show Frank Stone and H F Gross in Huron with commissioner Sholter visiting. G A R officers elected at the Brookings encampment include Commander Blanchard Yankton senior vice Osborn and Lowthian. encampment closes with ceremonies and gifts to retiring leaders.
Advertisement touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal cure for sores burns bruises and skin diseases with claims of rapid healing and relief from piles. A testimonial by A S Fuller recounts a gunshot wound that healed after using the product, warning to beware of counterfeits.
Thousands gathered in a big tent for music and speeches with Rev. Cave presiding. Col. Frost and Gen Terrence spoke as Capt Snoddy and others addressed the crowd. Afternoon votes raised 312 for Vet Memorial College funds. officers and delegates were elected from several South Dakota towns.
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