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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1894
Page
3
Local notices follow residents travelling north and south on Friday. Several visitors arrive home from Yankton and the north. Community events include a Presbyterian social and a large old settlers picnic. Advertisements extol tonic medicines and remedies amid farm and weather updates.
The text touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe laxative for women under all conditions and advises buyers to seek the genuine article with the California Fig Syrup Co name printed near the bottom of the package.
Frank Ward was badly bitten and bruised by a lion on Saturday. His arm suffered deep lacerations, and he has painful bruises on his side and back. Fire and rescue teams describe it as a near deadly encounter.
In a public letter, Mrs. Sayler of Bryson reports using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to cure uterine congestion. The note praises the remedy's effectiveness and thanks Dr. Pierce for guidance.
The Prohibitionists endorsing the Cincinnati platform vote for woman suffrage and law enforcement. Nominations were made for state senator Rev J W Hill state representative J W Kelley and A S Bloodgood county treasurer L E Goodell county auditor D Jenison and county superintendent Miss Wiechard. The balance of the ticket awaits major party conventions. The convention adjourned without a state delegation and will reconvene. Attendance was small with thirteen voting for state senator. The Third ward clinched several key roles including county treasurer and auditor.
D. Jerson announces in Huron on June 21 1994 that he is not a candidate for any county office. The brief notice appears in the Huron editor’s column.
Bud Taylor of Huron, a Dakota pioneer and longtime Democrat leader, will move to St Louis to start a new business. His wife Mrs Taylor and children will follow in the fall after he settles there. He has strong friendships in Yankton and Huron and will be missed as a sturdy Democratic representative.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the State Medical Association convened in K. P. Hall with about twenty visiting physicians. Officers were elected for the coming year and several papers on topics such as Idiopathic Peritonitis and Biliary Calculi were discussed. A banquet at the Y M C A parlors followed, with about forty guests and toasts honoring doctors, the ladies, and the press.
Letters received by Grace Episcopal Church Guild members discuss a published May 14 dance event. W H Hans asserts not supporting any misdirection and cautions against sowing discord. H Hare explains confusion over a Huron paper clipping and misattribution of the Guild referenced.
Week ending June 23, 1. Names listed include Ensor N L Kauth Gerhart Jonson B Monger H Thompson Miss Mar J. Parties are asked to advertise in the HouRon-ITE, state date of publication, and pay one cent at the stamp window. J B Cogan P M.
I Zangwill is praised by English associates for boundless energy and versatility. After novels seen as rivals to Daniel Deronda, he turns to America and writes The Master, a tale of American and English life, serialized in Harper's Weekly.
On July 3d and 4th 1894 the North Western Line will sell round trip tickets to stations within 200 miles at very low rates good returning until July 5th inclusive. For tickets and full information apply to Agents Chicago North Western Ry.
Virginia B. Moopy argues that church editors likely address parishioners at large with remarks on public dances. She notes four guild members left for dancing, not due to the Church News article, and questions motives behind publishing Mrs. Blanks letter.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy for children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic, and treat diarrhea, selling for twenty five cents per bottle in drugstores worldwide.
Tourist excursion tickets to principal summer resorts in the United States are on sale via the Chicago and North Western Railway. For details, contact local agents.
North Western line offers excursion tickets to Cleveland Ohio at one fare round trip due to the Christian Endeavor convention. Tickets on sale July 9 and 10 valid for return until July 31. See Chicago and North Western Bay agents for details.
The North-Western Line offers excursion tickets at nearly half price for round trips to Asbury Park New Jersey from July 7 to July 8 in connection with the Nations Educational Association annual meeting July 10 to 13. Tickets and details available from agents.
Albert Cram of twelve miles south of town was arrested Monday on charges of obstructing the Jim river flow. He had built a dam and water wheel to lift water for irrigation, a dam was later destroyed, and he was rearrested as he prepared to resume irrigation. examination is set for next Monday before Justice Grant.
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