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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
8
The text urges a personal rightness with God through five biblical aspects and vows revival meetings all week. It calls for a solemn life before judgment and invites all to attend services. A separate note reports defendants changing venue in a court case and a sheriff disarming I M Stauffacher after arrest.
The big college debate takes place Thursday evening on the topic federal government should control all interstate transportation. Huron will support the five with Mitchell visiting by eleven in the morning. The event includes the college bands and a pick-up team from the gym session Thursday afternoon. Local fans urged to attend to support Huron and show Mitchell the college’s strength.
An advertisement claims a cheap home mixture cleanses kidneys and treats urinary trouble before Bright's disease. It promises relief from back pain, sediment in urine, and nocturnal urination issues, urging men and women to try the recipe at home. The Scranton Times noted the claim in October 1906 and cites similar notices in major cities.
February weather data from Huron records reports a month end temperature of 20 degrees and a seven year mean of 13.2 degrees. The table lists yearly February temperatures from 1882 to 1908 and precipitation totals for select years, with notable low readings in 1884 1897 and high in 1887 and 1906.
The record notes South Dakota cases including Hagen charged with assault and battery and the case State of South Dakota versus Je rapes at oe wees ed with Lee Stalcup mentioned in the docket.
Advertised list includes Will Ball Bemish Miyn ea Bryant Ellsworth G O Embrey Sate Gillham J M Kennedy Jim Kitchener Gus Kopland J H Mollett C V McConnahay Newton Nolan Dr G Nolan Lydia Ri Mrs Clarence River Olin Stites Wm Rene N J Sterling Albert W Waters John Lonestarr P M
Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro Pa recalls finding no use to die from lung trouble until Dr Kings New Discovery. She credits it with loosening a cough and curing lung disease even after doctors called it hopeless. The remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness is sold at H Wheeler s drug store 50c and 1 00 with trial bottle free.
Mr Norman R Coulter a prominent architect in the Delbert building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine claiming it benefits everyone. It improves stomach liver and kidney function and builds up the system sold for 50 cents at H Wheeler s drug store.
Notice offers a reward for information about J Frank Mon Clure who lived near Virgil from 1887 to 1893. It states payment for information leading to his whereabouts and provides an address at 107 South Grange Avenue in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Margaret Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. J C Sedam express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and passing of their husband and father.
The team began training Monday night with strong material led by captain Pete Young and coach Professor Neff. The group is described as a formidable aggregation for the upcoming season.
In a case involving a messenger boy and a juror, Wing Poist detectives tracked Humphreys after a girl questioned the boy about a received item. Observers say Poist and Humphreys were seen nearby the court in a salon discussing terms. They allegedly overheard a man say a fair price of 150 dollars, prompting Humphreys’s arrest hours later.
Lieutenant K. Hill testified on the armor belt location and water rear West of battleships. He claimed the issue is a defect and noted the Navy secretary considered a board last October but did not appoint one. He prepared a report and submitted papers with criticism and proposed remedies.
A distressed mother injured herself after fatally wounding her three daughters, Catherine, Luella, and another child, all reported to have shown no signs of mental illness prior to the incident. The crime occurred following a violent event, leaving the community in shock.
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral weighed anchor at Callao on March 2 and steamed northward amid a formal sendoff by local residents. The fleet was reviewed near the harbor by the president before departing.
News from Minneapolis reports a Salvation Army aim to round up stray cats and ship them to India to combat bubonic plague spread by fleas from rats. The plan notes cats in cities with Salvation Army presence would be collected and deported as a preventive measure.
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