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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1889
Page
8
The Huronite's Thursday issue reports a weekly meteorological summary for the region on March 14, 1889. Expect observations on temperature, wind, precipitation, and barometric trends as recorded by local weather observers.
Town calendar notes social news and small events including Mrs. Davis’s return, arrivals from Far and wide, land sales by Home Farm Company, health updates on Robert Lowry, and preparations for the Choral Union performance of Queen Esther on March 22 and 23.
A Wardall travels to Des Moines for the National Alliance execu tive board and committees session. A South Dakota investor plunked nearly ten thousand dollars for outside property, confident Huron will be a premier Dakota city. Temperance meeting draws large crowd at the Methodist church with speakers A V Van Doren and Auquesto Soares. The British Pharmacopoeia praises Pond's Extract for mucous membranes piles and hemorrhages. We offer top cash for county school city and township warrants from our Huron office. Reverend T M Shanafelt reports a Rushville minister’s letter inviting five families to move to Beadle county.
Telegram reports the death in Rochester Minnesota of Fred Kalb brother of Mrs Joe C Graeff of Huron South Dakota Mr Graeff left on the 845 pm train for Rochester to attend the funeral his wife is in delicate health
An old advertisement touts Warner's Log Cabin Hops and Buckeye Remedy as a cure for digestion, linking good digestion to genuine cheerfulness and an honest heart. Sold by druggists.
J. T. Hawes of Willow Lakes visited Monday and said business is lively. He noted rebuilding of fire-damaged areas from December, the construction of two new grain elevators this season, and Manitoba Railway Company plans for further improvements.
W D Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio praise Electric Bitters as the best remedy after extensive testing. They cite relief for rheumatism and general liver kidney blood cures. Public verdict claims the product cures many ailments for only fifty cents a bottle at C C Durand's Drug Store.
A list shows veterans from Brookings and Huron areas appearing before the pension examiners. Names include Geo F Water Brookings company I 1st Minnesota Mountain Rifles Albert Hoskins Maranda company I 25th Massachusetts Henry D Bartlett Lake Preston company F 1st Maine John T Baker Huron company D 123 Ohio Infantry Horace Cook Huron company B 94th New York Infantry Geo W Kimes Huron company D 118th Illinois Infantry Darius Giles Cavour company D 5th Wisconsin William F Curbey De Smet company K 23d Wisconsin Infantry.
Cattle were taken from Artesian Farm between March 1 and November 1. Case involves Cant Usrexer, 44w3, and the incident is under police notice. Further details are limited in the fragment.
The ad touts March April May as ideal months to purify blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the product expels impurities, increases vitality, creates appetite, tones digestion, and energizes liver and all body functions. It cites thousands of testimonials endorsing its spring medicinal value.
Among the Railroad Boys Bert Parker of Lawrence Illinois visits. Mrs J S Oliver called to Clinton Iowa for illness. Engine 389 returns from Winona shops with Edgerton in charge. Arba Stearns v Chicago Northwestern case dismissed. Conductor Cooley and wife travel east with infant remains from Yankton. Beadle county pamphlets ready for distribution Jud Spaulding chair. AOUW lodge Wolsey held event Grand Master Huff spoke. J H Hickey back on duty Harry Dickinson of Brookings returns home. Rev Dr William Brush of Mitchell University visiting the city. He praises the institution and Dr Brush visited Tuesday morning.
To Break the smallest thread weak ens the rope. Put those delicate or gans the lungs into a healthy condi tion by the use of Warner's Log Cabin COUGH AND CONSUMPTION REMEDY. Sold by all druggists. Two sizes.
The Chicago and North Western Railway distributes thousands of postal cards to eastern parties urging South Dakota statehood will spur settlement of its fertile farming region. General passenger agent E P Wilson offers free maps, circulars and time cards to all who request them, as the line promotes immigration.
Parties seeking shade trees including ash, maple, box elder, cotton wood or seedlings may place orders for low price supply. Contact S Surrs in Huron Dakota for arrangements.
The executive committee issues a call for a special meeting of the Dakota Farmers' Alliance. South Dakota delegates meet in Huron on Thursday March 21 at 2 PM to discuss constitutions for the new states and related business. North Dakota meeting follows in Casselton on Thursday March 28 at 1 PM with full delegations urged.
Default on a December 1886 mortgage by Frederick M Towne and Della Towne triggers foreclosure. The case, secured by property in Dakota Territory, declares full debt due and sets a sale for April 26, 1889 at Beadle County Sheriff’s front door in Huron. The northwest quarter of section fourteen, township 109, range C. M. Hannisom, attorney.
Seed corn for sale Pride of the North limited quantity. Sample available at Huronics office in Huron. HL Spixpex supplies listed as contact.
Capn Munson of Virgil plans permanent move to Huron. The ad touts cheap milk pans 8c, dish pans 20c, graduated measures, copper tea kettles 150c, frying pans 25c, galvanized pails 35c, and breakfast plates 90c per dozen. Includes 2,500 hardwood toothpicks at low price with emphasizing undercutting competitors. Located Third St 5 doors east of the office.
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