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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
6
A period advertisement touts Vincl as a tonic promising health benefits for run-down, weak, thin, or ailing people with stomach issues poor appetite cough and nervousness. It states a money back guarantee and claims ninety eight out of one hundred bottles prove of value while admitting not all will benefit.
From Saturdays Daily promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure and notes local moves. Prof Schoenert family to occupy Third Street residence vacated by H Kippax. Mrs Kippax may spend summer in Indiana. A F Underhill plans travel to Illinois and Kansas to see a sister after illness. Grand Matron Mrs Marston of Huron visited Eastern Star with two initiates. Karl Barrett, ex Huron resident, visited before heading to Seattle.
The Watertown Public Opinion notes Gov Herreid will appoint Chas S Whiting to the Ninth circuit bench covering Beadle Spink Kingsbury and Miner counties. Whiting, an able lawyer, previously declined a nomination yet had strong support in the convention. He later was nominated by Republicans but defeated by the current judge.
More than fifty maskers attended the Twenty Century Dancing club event in Daum's hall Friday night. Hubbard orchestra from Sioux Falls provided music. Prizes awarded: first Mrs. C. E. Blount representing the Huronite. second Ed. Muraine as an old man. third Ella Stewart and Dottie Merritt as two Topsies.
To the Women. Women of Huron and Seadle county. Have you decided what your share will be toward the girl's dormitory. The work has reached the stage where it is now necessary to have the gift. Will you please send them in within the next ten days if possible.
The city council met in regular session and appointed judges for the April election for each ward. First ward J C Connors J W Griffith H M Beebe. Second ward Joe Daum W S Demaree J E Tomlinson. Third ward F F B Coffin E J Orr J B Carter. Fourth ward W H H Jones E E Lindsay G Klebs. The usual bills were allowed.
Beadle County announces dates for county teachers reading circle and district institutes. Districts 1 to 6 meet in March at local schools from 1 30 to 4 p m with managers Grace Cotton Eva I Wood C McClenlan Luke E Robinson Caroline V Cort and Laura Denning. Attendees must notify the superintendent to compile attendance lists.
Mrs Schultz widow of former State Senator John W Schultz died at her home in Wessington Friday at 2 pm after a week long illness. A Du Buque Iowa native, she came to Dakota in 1882 with her husband and family. The Schultz family moved from farming in Bates township to Wessington general store duties three years ago and remain there with five children and a husband.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment with claims of instant relief and better sleep for babies, plus relief for adults with skin conditions. It promotes a full skin care regimen including Cuticura Resolvent Pills for severe cases and asserts worldwide sale and popularity.
Schultz family residence details in Jensen Florida and Hurley included with funeral plans for Sunday at 2 PM at the home. A Malvern Ohio stockholders meeting on May 6 1903 at 2 PM aims to amend the articles to raise capital to fifty thousand dollars. A separate Chicago poisoning case involves a young woman and possible male accomplice with motive hinted by Mr Fisher.
Philadelphia officials report the opening of thirty four graves as part of a safety or restoration project. Local authorities, police, and cemetery management coordinated the work to address burial site concerns and improve access.
Police in Philadelphia report seventy letters found at the home of George Hossey the herb doctor suggesting a fee of 100 for each case and installments paid. Investigators opened thirty four graves and believe Hossey is tied to as many deaths with more arrests likely as chemists test exhumed remains. Detectives seek a white woman alleged to have acted as Hossey’s intermediary.
Detectives in New York and Chicago pursued a mysterious sender who delivered a quart bottle of champagne to John C. Fisher, a famed theatrical manager. The wine contained hydrocyanic acid and strychnine, enough to kill 100 men, but was discovered before use. Analysts found 2011 grains of hydrocyanic acid per fluid ounce.
Helena March 17 Chief of Police Thomas Travis raided the Montana club on Sixth avenue and Main street and arrested Henry L Meyer steward on a charge of conducting a gambling house He was released on own recognizance The club counts politicians railroad business and professional figures among its members
Mayor Carter H. Harrison secured renomination at the Democratic city convention in Chicago on March 17. The ticket includes Ernest Hummel for city treasurer, J. J. Boehm for city clerk, and John E. Owens for city attorney.
In Pueblo on Sunday night a masked robber shot and killed Dr. J. H. Turner at Lousteau's cafe. Charles F. Bishop, an electrician, died Monday morning from a bullet wound received during the same incident.
Mrs. Gal laugher was convicted of perjury during the Charles Holada murder trial and sentenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary.
Jacob Brum, a workingman from Iowa City, attempted suicide by loading a gun with a three cornered fire. With a broken trigger he placed the gun’s butt in the stove and the muzzle against his chest. He waited for heat to discharge the weapon and the file went through his heart.
In New York laborers from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad plan a strike if concessions are not obtained. A canvass of votes is expected to finish within twenty four hours as J P Morgan and other directors met with President Hall but released no details.
Washington reports the president designates Ralph Earle Sampson son of Rear Admiral W T Sampson J W Philip son of Rear Admiral Philip Alfred H Miles son of Lt Charles R Miles Rufus King son of Brigadier General Charles King Sloan Danenhower son of Lt John W Danenhower all to be midshipmen at large at the Naval Academy.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee favors a favorable report on the Cuban reciprocity treaty with an amendment delaying effect until House approval. Key provisions reduce tariffs on American cattle by 40 percent and cap further sugar reductions at 20 percent, with House consent required for final ratification. Strong GOP voices expect quick action by next Saturday.
This aphorism from the Atchison Globe reflects on patience and experience, suggesting insight comes only through firsthand journeying. It distills a traveler’s wisdom into a concise life lesson.
The note explains that waffle derives from wafer, tracing the Teu tonic origin meaning honeycomb and its linguistic link to sweetness in early culinary terms.
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