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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1890
Page
8
A fragmentary advertisement page from Shannon and Longstaff advertises classified book work printing and legal briefs with rates and deadlines. It mentions weekly editions, emigration views, and general printing services. The piece notes publication schedules and the editors’ names ownership.
County commissioners meet Friday night. Wm H Jenkinson of Bis marck visits his sister in the city. J Letz of Winona seeks location. Clara Louise Kellogg tickets go on sale. Miss Katie Newberry dies in Eden Fla. A farmer Alley family expands seed plans. A gang swindler exposed in town. Ayer s Sarsaparilla promotes blood health.
In a formal listing Chairman Kent announces the Republican central committees from the city wards including 1st ward W J Holton F M Dean and Wm M Caldwell 2d ward B K Rowley John 5 Alexander H D Gates ward Chas S Jones C D Joy B B Coin 4th ward S M West F E Stevens John Breen. Also a call to sheep raisers in South Dakota to convene in Huron on Tuesday April 1 1890 at City Hall to organize mutual benefit and discuss ranching matters with J B Gzoors Virgil D J Buines Broadland D O Exatanp Templeton W X Houston Virgil F E Stevens Huron invited. Hall's Hair grows fully in New England but no further relevance.
Final proof on timber culture claims in Huron land district confirms healthy groves and profitable prospects. Groves can yield winter fuel for owners and supply growth annually. spring planting is promising, urging thousands of trees. Names John A. Montgomery and D. O. Tania located in Monthe county and range notes included. Also an unrelated testimonial endorses Ayer’s medicines, citing a Brooklyn physician.
The reading notes a settlement offer from Miss Faust accepted with city payment of 25 dollars. City treasurer’s February report referred to finance. City Attorney Aplin reports Rosenthal cost at 11.70. warrant to be drawn. National Bank of Kota bill rejected as not legal. Fifty poll books ordered. Polling places and election judges for April 1 are listed for all four wards.
The ad touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the most prompt throat and lung remedy, claiming it is the family medicine in thousands of households. A testimonial from Ernest A Hepler of Bonne, Louisiana, praises rapid relief from bronchial trouble and recurring cold-induced symptoms.
Two letters from readers describe dramatic relief from throat and lung issues after using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Mrs Edgerly reports years of illness improved after one bottle. Rodney Johnson says three bottles cured a long battle with tuberculosis like symptoms.
An a diary style item recounts a Florida uncle tale about a bee sting prank gone wrong. It includes an advertisement for Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral with price details and retail availability.
Grand Army hall hosted a Saturday gathering to complete the Huron Tariff Reform Club. Officers named include John Zeller as vice president Williamson as secretary and a treasurer. A constitution and by laws were adopted with 65 members signing.
Neece and Ross struck a monster oil test in Denver village Wood county two miles west of North Baltimore. The well produced a high flow estimated near nine to ten thousand barrels a day as oil spurted along the street before being burned to prove the surge.
A famed Chicago advertising man rose to prominence after a fall of a rival. As a youth he roamed the city seeking any job, his last nickel spent on food, walking a downtown alley one afternoon he faced fatigue and disappointment before a pivotal turn.
Clerk Williams resumes service on the Te between Pierre and nearby, after a two week illness. Fred Boormah Daggegeman was called to Madison Wisconsin by telegram on his brother’s death. Conductor Al Hornberg and Miss Clara Gardner wed by Rev Dresser. The couple depart for Winona Minnesota as Mr Hornberg plans to settle on Kansas Street near Fourth. May they be happy and prosperous.
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