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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1893
Page
8
Iroquois resident L L Lostetter in Huron for district court with Stoddard and Wilson as Sioux Falls lawyers. Rev B H Burtt reports ten new church members. Various travels, births, deaths, and local moves across Huron and nearby towns are listed with brief updates on residents and incidents.
The article details the defeat of Bill 306 granting women the vote, with initial passage and later postponement amid filibuster fears. It notes a final party-line vote of 50 to 27 against continuation, marking a pivotal setback for suffrage efforts.
The copy extols Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder for care and accuracy in ingredients. It claims no ammonia or alum, says it is uniform and reliable, retains strength, is economical due to strong rising power and larger can size, and notes it contains egg whites.
An old style advertisement promotes Peruna as a spring tonic and cure for colds flu and related illnesses. It urges warm clothing and open air activity, claims Peruna cleanses strengthens and restores health, and offers The Family Physician No. 8 and No. a free booklet from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio.
Dr F O Sale returns home from the north Wednesday Editor Shannon travels to Brookings on the 3 30 accommodation Hon T Boucher of McPherson calls at Horonite Wednesday Farmer Jerry Brger moves toward spring from Valley township The open weather past week boosts Northwestern travel Attorney H S Monser of Hitchock attends court this week Egg prices fall from 25 to 18 cents per dozen T E Doyen redfield secretary Cory and Grain Belt attends meeting H C Hinckley returns from Washington after inauguration Several parties arrive in Huron last evening from youth seeking land and James River Wall A petition circulates to nominate M Dean for mayor
A reader letter complains about being named as a mayoral candidate in last Saturday’s issue. The writer asserts no circumstances would compel him to pursue the spring election and asks editors to refrain.
Atlanta reports from March 7 describe a devastating cyclone in Western Georgia near West Point. Greenville, Merriweather County, suffered extreme destruction with churches and most houses ruined. Melena in Pike County lost its principal buildings and a white woman and several Black residents were killed. Nine bodies recovered at Parnell Station near Meridian on the Crescent line. Aid appeals issued statewide.
Don O Leary of Toronto KO'd Doc Malloy after eight rounds in a gloves contest at a roadhouse near Milwaukee. Malloy absorbed hard uppercuts and was saved by his corner when Richard Fails tossed in the sponge after the 11:30 pm start.
Stillwater Minnesota March 7 an accident on the Northwestern road near Baraboo Wisconsin at 1130 Saturday resulted in the death of John Glaspie a local lumberman.
L. M. Kenyon located at the first door south of the Dakota National Bank in Huron is sought by authorities. Descriptions and contact details are requested from the public.
A. H. Smith once of Bailey Drug Store is connected to a matter in progress. B. Nash plans an Iowa purchase, bringing a carload of mares. The sale is set for March 10th at Second Street in Huron. interested parties are urged to inspect before purchasing elsewhere.
A brief classifieds note advertises twenty head of horses for sale. The readable text mentions available stock and the seller, but lacks full details on breed age or price.
For sale a story and a half house four blocks from P Q with six rooms three closets a vestibule cellar coal house wood shed cistern and well of pure water. A nice home for a family. House newly repaired. Lot features blue grass lawn and trees. All cash or easy terms.
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