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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
8
Mrs. C. M. Daley died in Colorado Springs on Sunday morning with her husband at her side. He is traveling home with her remains. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Bayard E. Beach returned from Chicago. J. B. Hughes the Gettysburg banker visited. Hope Smith Coon the Faulkton editor passed through en route east. Mrs. A L Hughes of Lake Benton is visiting in town. For loans and farm real estate call Richards Trust Co or Union Land and Loan Co. Conductor Prothero visited town and teaches at the superintendent office. Funeral of Mrs. W H H Jones at Methodist Church with Relief Corps and G A R present. Rev J P Jenkins of Sioux Falls presided. For Sale or Trade: several registered stallions and other livestock. sale by April 15 or will keep them. Clarence Joy, son of W B Joy, barely escaped serious injury when his arm was caught in belt and limb torn. uncle shut off water motor quickly.
The spring term of the Beadle County circuit court opens Tuesday at 2 PM with Judge J H McCoy presiding. The calendar lists numerous criminal cases including State v Law, McDermid, Harding, Cambren and Fahmer, Haskins, Folliett and Folliett, Williams, Teuber. civil actions involve many respondents and appellants such as Lyon, Croes, Baxter, Bramwell, Lewis, Murphy, Ward, and Ross among others. Local notes include Dr Class in Wolsey, banker H A Peirce in Huron, treasurer Geo E Mahaffy returning from Wessington, and ex-Congressman Pickler at the land office. The paper also notes a rummage sale by Grace church and a playful jab about a piano ad in the rival paper.
South Gardiner resident Geo. W. Waitt says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his cough cold chills and grip after using other products. He praises the medicine as honest and effective and notes one bottle relieved his symptoms. Sold by all druggists.
A scanned line shows a signature on every box of Bromo Quinine Tapids the remedy claimed to cure a cold in one day amid imperfect OCR text.
Delicate feverish cross children receive immediate relief as the powders cleanse the stomach and act on the liver to restore strength. A cure for worms advertised. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Free sample offered. Address Allen Olmsted LeRoy New York.
An old time remedy ad promoting Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort. It claims to ease corns bunions ingrown nails and swollen or sweating feet and notes availability at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
The Chicago and North Western adopts a new set of train rules to replace the old system, effective April 6. All conductors, brakemen, engineers, and firemen must study the new book and pass a written exam showing understanding. Those failing receive further instruction. no one may run trains after April 6 without a satisfactory exam. Assistant Superintendent Stewart conducts the Dakota division exams.
Advert shows Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for corns bunions and sore hot feet available from druggists and shoe stores with the claim of quick relief and comfort for troubled feet.
Uncalled letters list for week ending March 8 includes Banter Miss Alice Carroll G H Dickinson W F E Hanford Holloway E Jezwski Al Leighton Miss Doral Moor Mrs Sarah McCray Wm Lund Mr St Clare Dr Roy Stone A J Watson and others.
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois reports his wife found perfect and permanent relief from a severe chronic stomach trouble after using several bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Before use she suffered meals and many remedies failed. The ad says one can eat normally without dieting as the cure digests food for you. Holland Wheeler.
Mrs. C M Daley died in Grand Junction Colorado after a period of ill health born in Chatham Ohio in 1854 she studied at Oberlin College and married Rev L L Wilcutt in 1885 The family later settled in Willow Lakes Clark County South Dakota She leaves a husband and three children Dwight Anna and Dorothea Funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the Daley home on Dakota Avenue with Rev H D Wiard conducting
A sales pitch claims One Minute Cough Cure cures coughing and throat lung troubles quickly. It claims to soften and liquefy mucus and remove the disease cause, with endorsements from Justice of the Peace J Q Hood and Holland Wheeler about relief for a wife and family.
New stock of farm and garden seeds available with pricing by ounce, pound, or bushel. Lawn grass seed is a specialty and only the best seeds are sold, with emphasis on cheap prices to compete with catalogue houses and save on freight.
Special agent Burdette C. Thayer installed George C. Schnepper as acting receiver, replacing Westdahl who resigned earlier. Westdahl left for the east for about two weeks, with H. J. Rice’s appointment anticipated soon.
Cure feverishness and teething disorders by using Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They claim to move and regulate the bowels destroy worms and have over 30 000 testimonials. Sold at all druggists for 25 cents sample mailed free Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Word of the death comes from Pierre on March 10 for Charles Dietz born June 15 1856 in New Ulm Minnesota aged 45 years 8 weeks 15 days He was a foreman in the bridge construction department of the Minnesota and Dakota division of the Northern Pacific He lived in Pierre since 1881 one of the first settlers and railroad men to come with the North Western He helped build the bridge over the Jim at this place He was a member of James River Lodge No 32 IOOF He leaves a wife and two children Funeral services will be announced later.
An old remedy for children teething is recommended, claiming to soothe the child soften gums relieve pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Available at twenty five cents per bottle.
Advertisements show Col. John H King preparing new office rooms on Dakota avenue Richards Trust Co plans and stock sale on Dakota avenue Brook Way Sioux Falls dispatch urges I J Rice for land office receiver Dr Stevenson to visit Huron for eye ear nose throat care and glasses Minstrel show at militia benefit St Martins choir plans American Irish program for St Patricks Day John Pusey visits Huron to discuss Democratic committee meeting with locals praise for faithful delegates
A claims surgery not needed for piles using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. The ad says it cures piles instantly and avoids dangerous, painful operations, and touts effectiveness for scalds cuts burns wounds and skin diseases while warning against counterfeits in Holland Wheeler’s notice.
The county hillside of farm lands has doubled in value since last March and may double again, with real estate in Huron rising after February. City debt adjustments and spring improvements fuel optimism as cement walks expand and population grows beyond 1900s levels.
The ad claims biliousness and eruptions arise from constipation and touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a safe gentle remedy. A testimonial from C. E. Hooper of Albany Georgia says the pills improved his condition and his overall well being.
Public thanks to friends and neighbors for support during illness. Special mention to the Elks Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen. Signed by Mrs. F. B. Coyne and Son Ray, Mrs. C. F. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Dunning.
Articles filed with the secretary of state in the capital by Philip Lawrence. The Peninsular Oil and Refining Co. at Huron with capital of 1,000,000 and incorporators L. W. Partridge Chas. H. Lotz Philip Lawrence. West Penn Oil Co. at Huron with capital 50,000 and incorporators L. T. Fry Ed ward Hill Philip Lawrence.
The advertisement claims the remedy prevents bronchitis and consumption if used timely. It states the product, free of opium, won’t disturb digestion and should be taken until coughing and chest congestion disappear.
The March term opened at 2 PM Tuesday with calendar call and a few cases set for trial. Many jurors were excused and a special venue issued for additional jurors. Hearing on Attorney Pyle’s death resolutions set for Monday at 11 AM. The State v McDermaid of Vernon township heard with a jury impaneled for testimony. Claud Cameron and Emma Fahmer pleaded guilty to keeping a bawdy house west of town.
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