Huronite notes local events and moving stories
The Huronite reports arrivals and departures including May family from the Great Northern elevator and Effy Hawley visiting Hawarden. It covers Wheat and grain conditions, a Colum bus show, a pastor transfer to Aurora, and a fire incident with General Sullivan. A temperance meeting and charitable contributions are noted along with travel by Walter Houser and a heroic water rescue at the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Great Northern Elevator
Effy Hawley
Engineer Hawley
Hawarden
Hood
O. B. Felt
Huron
Charley
Columbus
Miller
Fal
Havi
Ming
General Sullivan
Owl
Utah
Sixth Streets
Second
Dakota Avenue
Union Temperance
Presbyterian Church
Temperance League of
B. H. Bartt
J. W. Kelley
Asher F. Pay
J. 8. Oliver
Bushnell
Huron-on-the- Jim
Walter C. Houser
Foley-Wadsworth Implment Company
Sioux Falls
Mr. Houser
Northwestern
Huronane
Janesville
Wisconsin
Houser
Fire Monster Destroys Star Restaurant District Losses Reach Five Figures
A major early morning fire devastated the Dakota House and surrounding buildings, including the Star restaurant. The blaze caused extensive damage estimated around $19,000 with several buildings, goods, and furniture lost. engineer Ed H Frary died, and a second occupant narrowly escaped. Firefighters faced rotten hose lines and near silence as crews battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Restarant
Frank
Maurice Dinneen
James Stanners
Marice Dinneen
Brockway
Longstaff
Dakota House
Point
Death, Inquest and Burial of N. H. Frary at Marsh
N. H. Frary, a 67 year old Chicago and North Western Railway carpenter, died in a Saturday morning fire at Star building Marsh all Minn. A coroner’s inquest found death by suffocation. Burial followed by a special train and a delegation to the city council with friends and family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Frary
Ed. H. Frary
Frary
Star
Albert Blunt
N . H. Frary
Fermont
Huron
Chicago & Northern Railway
Secid
Pril
Isln
Bey
Memyet
Sym
W. B. Joy
Daugherty
New Interior Official Visits Forest City and Potter County
Hon. J. J. Hassler, newly appointed chief clerk of the Interior Department, in Forest City on a business stop. He notes brisk commerce, new settlers, and railway prospects, with Democratic ties intact and plans to expand his South Dakota holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. S. Hassler
Department of the Interior
Washington
Forest City
Hassler
Potter County
Sioux City
South Dakota
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted Amid Health Fads
An era of pallor and ill health fades as Ayer's Sarsaparilla is praised as a tonic alterative and builder of the system. The piece notes the merry-go-round at Capital Hill drawing families and children, describing it as a healthy, harmless entertainment with wholesome joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Capital Hill
California Fig Syrup Co. Laxative Endorsed for Ladies
The article praises Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe laxative for women in all conditions and urges buyers to seek the genuine article with the California Fig Syrup Co. name on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Roundhouse fundraiser pledged after fire loss
Pire Fand reports the merry-go-round proprietors authorize the Humanitz to state they will contribute money secured Friday between 2 and 6 p m to the girls who suffered loss in the recent fire. Arrangements for collecting the funds may be made by the Hunon rz Tar Menny-Go-Rovnp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire Fand
Humanitz
Hunon
Tar Menny-Go-Rovnp
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
Over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for children teething. It soothes the child and gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea. Twenty five cents a bottle sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Card of Thanks for Kind Support After Wife's Death
The undersigned expresses sincere gratitude to friends who assisted through illness death and burial of his wife and especially to the Order of Rebekahs and Canton No 6 of Odd Fellows Henry Scuaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Rebekas
Canton No. 6
Odd Fellows
Henry Scuaren
Brandreth's Pills Praised By New York Dealer
J N Harris of 3 Falton Market New York testimonials Brandreth's Pills as unmatched blood purifier and liver regulator. He credits the regimen with ending crippling rheumatic pain after years of damp-work suffering and frequent failures with other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Harris
Falton Market
New York City
Brandreth
Hoes
Brendreth
Grace M Honn Weds D A Knapp In Knoxville Tenn
Grace M Honn of Huron Illinois was united in marriage on the evening of June 22 to D A Knapp of Knoxville Tennessee. Knapp is principal of a Knoxville school and a student of law. The ceremony was noted by the Huron community with best wishes for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Honn
D. A
Fourth of July Rates by Chicago and North Western Ry
On July 3 and 4, 1893, the Chicago and North Western Railway plans to sell round trip tickets to stations within 20 miles at very low rates. The offer targets local travelers seeking inexpensive holiday trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western Ra Y Co
The Secret of Health Promotes PeruNa as Remedy
Three health tips for appetite sleep and cleansing. Peru Na described as a universal medicine aiding digestion, sleep, and purification of the system. Endorsed for nervous exhaustion, overwork, sun exposure, and recuperation from illness. Free treatise offered by PeruNa Drug Manufacturing Co of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Perona Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Resolutions of Sympathy for Net tie Schaller Decree
Resolutions issued by Conrax Resexa Decree Lopaz No 9 dated June 20 1893 extend sympathy to husband and children of the late Net tie Schaller. Daughters Rebeka and individuals express heartfelt condolences and commend the family to the All-wise Father. Minutes to be recorded and a copy sent to the family. Committee: Mary A. Bangs A Watts Oxara B. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrax
Lopaz
Nettie Schaller
Rebeka
Schaller
Brother Alter
Mary A. Bangs
A. Watts
Oxara B. Davis
Five Great Showmen Ringling Brothers Story
The Ringling brothers built a vast circus empire via distinct roles Al leads the show and staff, Otto handles finance and ticketing, Charles oversees advertising, Alf manages the side show, and John plans routes. In under a decade they grew from a $500 outfit to a multiyear enterprise, praising fair dealing and top value for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Uron
Ursday
Otto
Ono
United States
Charles
Alf. T
John
Ringling
Body of Fred H Jenkinson Recovered From River
The body of young Fred H Jenkinson was recovered from the river Thursday morning after surfacing at about 10 o clock. Clarence McIlvane E H Boos and O K Huntley spotted the body and directed the search before a boat hauled it to shore. Funeral arrangements were set for Yankton Friday evening at 4 o clock with burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkinson
Yankton
C. H. Cameron
Fred H. Jenkinson
Clarence McIilvane
E. H. Boos
O. KK. Huntley
Cameron
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William Wilson
Broadland Township
George
Atkinson
F. B. Coyne
B. K. Rowley
Hall
Jere Kimball
Congregational Church
Aurora
Ivan W. Goodner
Supreme Court of the State
Pierre
Elk Point
Grand Lodge
Oda
E. H. Aplin
Windy City
Knickerbocker City
Mrs. Aplin
Twain
Alonzo Wardall
First Street
Kansas Strees
Alonzo
the Fire Monster
Arest
M.J
Amundson & Lapier
H. A. Harris
George Longstaff
Dr. Brockway
Ritchlng & Schaller
Billiard Hall
W. B. Sickels
J. M. Stiver
Second Street
Burrial
Marshall, Minn
Knights Templar
Ound
Hon
J. J
F. H. Kent
Cutcaco, Ill
Jane
F. H. Ker
Overland
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