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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1890
Page
3
Local notes report D K Bryant moving into 1040 Third Street apple pie order and a juror pay change in Beadle County. Wells progress at 190 feet with March completion target. New hotel owner Hichenberger praised. Charity supper nets 40 dollars. Bishop Hare assures no small pox at All Saints Sioux Falls.
In Metropolitan National Bank v Mouser and Peter Dorsey v Butterfield, a crowded court heard verdicts and arguments. The bank case concluded with a ruling expected from Judge Campbell, while Dorsey aged near eighty won a judgment over a seven percent certificate of deposit issued in Mitchell in 1883.
A Chicago and North Western Railway representative will initiate an irrigation study for the state. Charles M. Harrison of this city will lead the mission, assessing practical irrigation systems and reporting findings for publication by the C N W. The move shows railway interest in state development and public welfare.
Meteorological summary for January 1890 reports a mean state temperature about 6 degrees below normal with two cold spells from the 1st to 7th and 11th to 23rd. Mild periods followed, Spearfish recorded the highest mean at 148 and St. Vincent the lowest at 9.3. Valentin Neb set a maximum 59 and De Smet a minimum 40. Valentine showed the greatest daily range of 53. Snow depths reached nine inches at Davenport and six at Kimball. precipitation averaged 0.67 inches, with a high of 2.10 inches at an unnamed location. An event note mentions a Christian church supper and instrument for a local pageant facilitated by G. M. Wills, Peter Ethel, and Miss Rose.
A large Beadle county gathering at Grand Army hall backed equal suffrage with J H DeVoe as temporary chair and E T Langley as secretary. Officers elected for county and local organizations include J H DeVoe president and Mrs J H DeVoe as county organizer. Resolutions urge voting rights for married women, praise National and state suffrage efforts, and thank Beadle county press for support. The item notes a Congregational church program and an upcoming Mrs Scott Siddons performance in Huron.
The February 2 1890 meeting of Huron Home Lodge No 17 A O U W adopted resolutions after the death of Brother L Lapiers wife expressing sorrow and condolence for his loss and requesting publication in the Times and Herald. The note also announces a new partnership of C D Joy J G Wipe Cam Davis and Frank E Stevens and Charles C Dunlap to handle peeing and seed business with offices in the Fisk block over the Horamire office.
The fragment mentions various nobles and titles including the Duchess of Cumberland, the Princess of Wassau, and the Princess of Nassau. It hints at costs affecting sovereigns, the United States, and the people, referencing the President and Vice President in an unclear context.
A damaged line offers cautious guidance on handling money while sampling goods in a store. The fragment mentions keeping your pocketbook secure and not lingering near the counter as you move to inspect merchandise.
An endorsement notes the regulator works like a charm and improves condition for ladies. The writer expresses gratitude and urges afflicted women to try it, claiming it would care. Sold at 0. ea.
A brooch featuring a body formed of pearls and a diamond head is praised for its admirable taste. The ad also promotes Dr Kings Gorn as a guaranteed remedy for throat chest consumption and lung ailments, promising pleasant use and relief.
A full sized revolver with an oxidized silver finish draws attention amid a display of thermometer holders in a quaint setting. The item stands as the most prominent among small antiques in a local showcase.
A reader notes using two bottles during a third confinement and praises the product for ease, claiming less pain and more comfort. She urges contacting the advertising field office in Atlanta for further details and says it is sold by all druggists.
An uptown jeweler reports a safe of iron and gold with an unusual shape and inlaid with precious stones. The client seeks to match the design or value.
A woman endures twenty years of congestion and pain but reports relief after using Bradfield's Female Regulator. A man with forty years of medicine experience commends Hall's Catarrh Cure for its rapid, reliable results in treating catarrh, asserting it cures when others fail.
The St Louis Chronicle reports an interview with Pom Kelly, a veteran pugilist, who describes a knockout blow aimed at the jaw as a stunner not a killer. He warns against using weapons, advocates swift arm swing and full force to counter a footpad, and stresses protecting the other hand.
An 19th century discussion outlines the proposed human body mass breakdown with muscles bones skin and organs, plus crude estimates of heart rate respiration and ventilation. It references total body weight around 154 pounds and asserts specific fractions for tissues and fluids.
In war the telephone provides four reinforced means of communication for short distances. It notes a reduced distance effect and a stoned by ach is oe nal i re sta.
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