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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
6
A health notice recommends Vinci and Vintax to regulate bowels and ease strain from nightly nursing. It claims Vinci is safe and pleasant, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. appeals to parents with sleepless, pale, fretful children and a tired household.
Saturday's Huron items report state lawmakers in session at Pierre with bills, appropriations, and vetoes. Mentioned are district updates from Aberdeen, mail clerk changes in Madison, a postponed reception for returning legislators, and local arrivals of immigrants and goods to central South Dakota.
Special to HuroniTe reports the senate moves swiftly through the final days of the session. They pass measures without debate, avoiding morning sessions, including bills to create county and town boards of health and the general appropriation bill.
The March session at PrERRE saw rapid passage of both senate and house bills with little debate besides the Fort Sisseton military reservation disposal. The plan to use receipts for new ground at Lake Kampeska failed amid opposition from Mc Dougall and support from Neill. The first general appropriation bill appeared in the senate today.
Cuticura Resolvent Pills are advertised as the product of extensive lab work for treating skin scalp and blood humours with hair loss. The package includes soap and ointment and promises complete internal and external care for most skin and blood issues for one dollar.
The article touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments with a testimonial from Fred Ross of Clarendon Iowa. It also lists passage of multiple state senate bills and house measures on education liquor licensing municipal affairs and public expenditures amid a morning session agenda.
In Pierre on March 5 the senate backed a house bill to pay claims at the reform school by cutting interest. A new senate bill to restore interest failed after a fight led by Close and the appropriation committee. Other senate actions included liquor handling, ninth judicial circuit funding, and school levy limits. The house then passed a mining stock tax bill amid sharp exchanges. A strong vote limited discussion on the anti football bill.
The legislature closed for the session and Beadle county representatives F M Wilcox G S Hutchinson and John Jong staff praised for strong effort. Huron secures state fair funds and a new judicial circuit, while Mitchell wins capital contest. Also notes Miriam Jane Barrows dies at age little funeral held with Presbyterian service.
John Flaherty died of senile decay at the county poor farm where he had lived the past fifteen years. He was about seventy three years old and had no known relatives. Funeral mass at Catholic cemetery Saturday afternoon conducted by Father Desmond.
In Justice Brockway's court E O Snyder of Wolsey charged John W McCoy with obtaining two horses under false pretenses valued at 250 dollars. After evidence the defendant was discharged and costs taxed to the plaintiff.
L. G. Bangs arraigned in Justice Van Dalsem's court on larceny charges for allegedly taking a cow from H. W. Hinds north of town. He is bound over to the circuit court in $100 with T. J. Harvey signing the bond.
Notice announces a stockholders meeting in Malvern Ohio on May 6 1903 at 2 PM to amend articles to change capital stock to 50000 dollars and address other business. W A White president G O French secretary.
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