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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1897
Page
3
A short promotional note urges ministers to use Dr Miles Heart Cure No 2 as a trusted remedy. The ad emphasizes heart health and patent medicine branding, typical of period medical marketing.
Postoffice Inspector Fusness visited Saturday. J E Mattice bought a farm at administrator's sale. The March term of court in Pierre was postponed to May. Several local residents traveled to and from Pierre and Washington for state business. Community notices include illness recoveries, missing school warmth issues, and local social events with many named residents and places.
Captain Robert Allison a prominent Beadle County farmer lives on a 1000 acre farm three and a half miles north of Us Vour and about ten miles from Huron. He moved from Wisconsin in 1880 after a sea career and built a thriving operation with cattle hogs and horses.
An advertisement touts Buckle Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever cores, tetter, chapped hands, and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Priced at 22 cents per box and sold by D. K. Bryant.
Mr Gilman Brown of 34 Mill Street South Gardner Massachusetts faced a fatal diagnosis for his son with lung trouble after Typhoid Malaria. Doctors exhausted treatments and funds but denied hope. A few bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery restored health and allowed him to work again. Free trial bottles at D K Bryant’s Drug Store.
Mrs. E. W. Jenney spoke at the Congregational church on Sunday about her years with her husband in Turkey. She described Turkish manners, religion, and missionary work, aided by three young ladies in Turkish costumes and samples of clothing and jewelry.
Send your address to H E Bucklen Co Chicago for a free sample box of Dr King s New Life Pills. They claim to ease constipation sick headache malaria and liver trouble with vegetable ingredients and no deleterious substances. Regular size 25c per box sold by D K Bryant Druggist.
Large crowds attend Salvation Army sessions as the young leaders report strong public engagement and satisfaction with the outreach efforts.
The Adriatic with 400 souls aboard from Liverpool endured six days of storms to reach New York. A near foundering occurred when cargo shifted and engines failed, leaving the chief engineer’s team to stabilize the deranged machinery for six hours. The crew and passengers express gratitude for surviving the gale and maintaining control during the crisis.
A bridge crew of nine men living in a city car on the Great Northern line were held up by four masked robbers in Butte Montana. The bandits entered the car, tied the workers, and escaped with about $1000.
Canea dispatch reports three killed and twelve wounded from bombardment. Turkish cannon fire targets Greek outposts at Platania and insurgents along Suda. Turks show no fear of retaliation while insurgents protest to foreign admirals. Turkish warships shell insurgents with limited damage.
A Constantinople dispatch says Turkish government informed ambassadors that two Turkish companies were cut up by insurgents at Voukolies. Only one officer and sixty men escaped. Berlin dispatch notes the event reached Powers.
Six African American workers were killed instantly and several others injured when a dynamite cap placed in sawdust exploded at a gravel pit near Murray Kentucky. The blast occurred about 11 30 p m as workers sat by a fire melting dynamite for thawing.
Abraham Tabit, head of a Syrian family in La Crosse since two years, fatally wounds his wife with a stab in the abdomen during a quarrel and then stabs himself several times in the same area. The wife may live, but he is near death.
Madison Wis Feb 25 T C Shove of Manitowoc banker and president of the T C Shove Banking Company who failed in 1802 lost his appeal to the supreme court and remains convicted.
Representative Suizer of New York introduced a bill declaring war between Spain and the United States and its territories. It authorizes the president to use land and naval forces and issue commissions or letters of marque against Spanish vessels, goods, and subjects.
Hon James Eckels Comptroller of the Currency spoke to National Association of Merchants and Travelers at Central Music Hall. The hall drew businessmen from all trade branches and from every state in the Northwest and upper Mississippi Valley.
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