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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1895
Page
3
A memorial service for Mrs G S Pateb was held by the Woman's Relief Corps in Huron on Friday afternoon. The column lists local notes including farm seeding plans, visitors, illness recoveries, and business moves across the Huron area with several named residents and institutions mentioned.
Miss Maud Todman of this city will open a military store in Falkton within ten days after leasing a room there. The plan comes as Todman garners support from Huron friends who expect liberal favors from Falkton residents during the venture. Rev C M Daley of Huron reports dairying and stock raising communities show better conditions than those relying solely on other farming.
Binary offer for a large medical book sent sealed in a plain envelope for 10 cents in stamps. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo.
Chas Reed and his wife will occupy the recently refitted Marvin Cook home. Van L Ross and wife will take the upstairs rooms above Bryant's drug store about April 1. Circuit court adjourned with Judge Campbell and stenographer Granger returning to Aberdeen. many cases continued including Mrs Menzie for keeping a disorderly house. Judge Campbell to return on the 23rd to hear motions.
List of names including Foster W A Kline Miss Lucy McDonald Mrs Peter Sorenson Wirk Mrs May and others remain unclaimed at the Huron South Dakota post office. Advertise in the Huronite and state publication date and pay one cent. Also local items: Marion Seward leaves for Haron visit then returns to Rousseau school. Rev Vanix nearly fell through thin ice crossing river to Fort Pierre. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription advertised for female health. Perry Millan wins verdict in case against John O Kane over horse fees with total costs around 100 dollars.
Dr Hartman extols Peruna as the spring remedy to purge effete winter accumulations in the blood and curb spring fever and nervous exhaustion. The ad promises a free illustrated book and cites a court case in Huron where evidence is sent to Judge Edgerton for judgment in favor of the city.
An Arkansas editor credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing his malaria and headache after a ratification gathering praise. Future notes announce a weekly crop bulletin by Director Glenn of the Weather Bureau to cover state counties, with copies available on request. Franklin J. Cheney swears his Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Haun's Catarrh Cure. testimonials and internal use are promoted.
A meeting of state druggists led to forming the South Dakota Druggists Mutual Fire Insurance Company with headquarters at Lake Preston. Officers include James Lewis president and Ira A. Keith secretary. Membership costs 2 dollars and coverage up to 5000 dollars per member, with applications already filed for 335000 dollars in coverage pending charter approval.
A reader touts earnings from selling Climax Dish Washers, claiming $6 a day at home and $175 in a month after expenses. They urge newspaper outreach for others to start, offering full details via Climax Mfg Co Columbus Ohio. Includes a quoted joke about a Brussels clock pistol to kill time.
The eighth annual reunion of the South Dakota Veteran Association fourth division will be in Huron July 3 to 5. Local committees with Kilpatrick Post G A R and the city council plan attractions to draw large crowds, with Beadle through Brule counties represented by posts, Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. The Woonsocket gathering last year was a success and this event aims for similar, bigger attendance. Officers include W H H Jones president E S Kellogg vice president I F Nickel adjutant and Chas Summers quartermaster.
A merchant uses a small advertisement that effectively boosts traffic and sales. The ad attracts buyers, drives bargain hunting, and contributes to a notable reduction in inventory as customers flock to the store.
Announcement that Suannon & Lonastarr of Haron South Dakota will print and deliver the Session Laws of 1895 within sixty days after adjournment. Full sheep binding priced at 3.50 dollars. Only edition authorized by the legislature. Send orders to Suannon & Lonastarr, Haron, D.
Rev. S. D. Scott of Sioux Falls preached two excellent sermons to large congregations in the congregational church. He is recognized as one of the state’s most prominent ministers and earned many new friends during his visit.
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