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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1893
Page
3
Supt Oliver and F H Kent return from Chicago. Stella Prooner and Miss Birdie Hubbard host guests. Sheriff Longstaff and deputies address a nuisance on Kansas street. Albert Lovell visits old Huronians. Dr Channell tours town. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral touted for cough relief. Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rejuvenator advertised for hair restoration. B Sterling travels to Chicago. local cattle market notes rise with hogs.
Elderly reminisce about past ills while noting benefits of Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a spring health tonic. In court, Justice Grant presided Monday over the civil action Bengt Johnson vs. James Murphey and James O'Brien. The ad lauds Syrup of Figs as a cleansing laxative for colds fevers and headaches.
Citizens advocate Frank G. Wilders as a suitable and safe choice for the upcoming spring mayoral election, praising his candor and leadership promise. The widespread support signals a strong local preference for his municipal vision amid a growing roadmap of city priorities.
Local families in Centerville South Dakota rely on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children’s colds. The ad notes five bottles per cent and calls it a daily staple available from all vendors.
The spring term of the district court will convene next Tuesday. States Attorney Aplin is occupied preparing for his duties in the coming conflict.
Advertising the medicine promises a free sample bottle to try before buying. Large bottles cost 50 cents or 1 dollar. The notice urges a trial as it may prevent consumption.
Hon. W. B. Sterling and his wife came back to their Huron home Saturday morning following the legislature's adjournment in Pierre.
A vintage Kemp's Balsam advertisement promotes its cure for coughs and colds. It urges readers to hold a bottle to the light to see the clear look and promises top quality ingredients. Available in 50 cents and 1 dollar bottles at druggists.
J Tomlinson of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader was a passenger returning home this morning after reporting from Pierre during the legislative session.
A letter from Dr. B D. Marchiss promotes a cure for deranged female organs and offers two free bottles to any reader who sends name and postal address. The note signs off from Unica.
J. D. McKus collector for the Minnesbi Thresher Co. arrived from Ings Monday and spent the day in Huron attending to the companys interests.
Henry Thorne traveling secretary of the YMCA writes from Exeter Hall London February 2 1888 praising Allcock's Plasters for back and side pains from rheumatic causes and urging travelers to keep a supply. The piece notes a violent intellectual cyclone at Pierre and a turbulent wave through Huron with little damage.
An unsigned promotion touts liver pills claimed to cure stomach and liver ailments including torpid liver and piles. It asserts suitability for men women and children with small mild doses at 25 cents and offers free samples at D. K. Bryant's.
John L. Pyle City Attorney Wil marth and assistant H. Ray Myers returned from Aberdeen where they argued a mandamus motion before Judge Campbell. The motion sought to compel Beadle County Treasurer to accept city tax warrants. The judge took the matter under advisement.
To-Night and To-Morrow Night. Free sample bottles of Kemp's Balsam offered at druggists for coughs croup bronchitis whooping cough asthma and consumption. Get a bottle today and keep it at home. Price and availability now. The city will vote on a new government in one month prompting thoughtful deliberation for 30 days.
James Lambert of New Brunswick Ill credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with curing his rheumatism in three days. The ad notes 50 cent bottles sold by druggists. Also mentions a railroad rumor of a timetable change between Huron and Pierre and touts Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment as a remedy for several ailments.
A reader report describes Mrs H from Stevens Point Wisconsin who suffered five years from nervous prostration and sleeplessness. After one bottle of Dr Miles Nervine she slept soundly each night. Other regional names appear in the damaged text.
Hon M H Day speaks to a Huronite man about stock disputes and a raid on his office as he defends ranch holdings worth at least 150 000. He plans to travel to Pierre for duplicate incorporation papers and vows to fight the challenges while keeping the World's Fair commission seat. A boy named Charles Nimlet, adopted son of Judson N Willis, died after a trip to Wolsey and Riverside.
The piece urges readers to beware heart disease citing common symptoms such as shortness of breath pain and irregular pulse. It promotes D K Bryant's Heart Cure with claims of testimonials and thousands saved by the product.
Post office weekly notices in Huron South Dakota publish unclaimed items for the week ending March 4. Names read include Mrs Jemaneh Lompeim and Mrs Toucey among others awaiting pickup or delivery.
The Western Plowman quotes Dr J H Hanaford claiming early treatment can arrest consumption. He endorses Kéip ops Balsam for the throat and lungs as the first cough remedy. The ad notes large bottles priced at $1.
Flaming hand bills announce a grand coursing race in Huron on April 11 and 12. It will be the first event of its kind in central South Dakota with valuable wind-splitters owned in the city and many spectators on the surrounding prairie. Outdoor sports enthusiasts expect strong interest and financial success.
Report from Swickley Pennsylvania notes an epidemic termed cholerine by local physicians. A local ad promotes Chamberlain Diarrhea Remedy with strong sales over a week, implying large demand and advertising impact.
A recruitment notice seeks agents to handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil. It promises salary or commission with weekly earnings and commissions based on fees from erasing ink. Monroe Eraser Mfg Co invites applications from interested agents to promote and sell the device.
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