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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1894
Page
8
A local retailer states plans to put in an entirely new stock at a new location and to sell goods at actual cost rather than remove them. The business thanks patrons for past favors and pledges liberal trade in the new site.
Haron South Dakota insurancerespectively advertises leading companies and invites patronage. Office located in the New Hotel Building. Calls for potential clients to contact the agency for insurance needs.
John L. Pyle, attorney at law, operates an office over First National Bank in Huron. He advertises practice in all courts.
Joy Bros. advertises choice seed oats and shelled corn stock with a transfer for corn and oats. Baptists plan a reception for new members next Friday. Thos Thornber and E E Potter visit and inquire about supplies. Harry Schaller remains ill with mumps, C D Houghton back on streets. Jesse James trains wind-splitting greyhounds for a coursing meet. Thirteen baptized at Baptist church. W B R G to host Easter social March 24 with 15 cent admission.
Special Easter services will be held at the Baptist church next Sunday morning with an open meeting in the evening on the Diaz topic. Governor Sheldon visits the Black Hills for a Grand Army event and state inquiry. Doane Robinson promotes his verse readings in Highmore. Captain Fassett visits Miner county then Omaha for irrigation matters. Local weather hints and civic notes follow along with rail line, court, and church updates.
Bishop W. H. Hare of South Dakota urges Christians to observe Good Friday with solemn services. He notes the historic universal practice among 350 million of 400 million Christians and calls on men to honor the Lord. Services are set for Grace Church at 4:30 and 8 p.m. March 23.
Two one and a half story high houses on Idaho Street offered at 500 dollars each. Forced sale. Enquire with E H Aplin.
North east section 27 109 62 presents 10 acres of best trees in the county. Ideal cash sale with a good residence and favorable location. Enquire of VY B Davis Haron 8 D.
40 acres of good clean land offered for sale. Cash talks. Enquire at this office.
A south east quarter section 2 10964 Kellogg township five miles from Virgil offers 50 acres under cultivation and 5 acres of trees with a good well and splendid water. Enquire at this office.
The property in the southeast 4 section 27 110 62 features acres under cultivation, a fully fenced balance, a 46 by 48 foot barn valued at 500 dollars, a 16 by 24 foot house with cellar, and two wells supplying abundant stock water. Sold at a great bargain with no comparable in the county. Call this office for full information.
Wanted ad seeks a hustler to work a 160 acre farm near Huron. Property includes a good house, barn, well and windmill. Right party can secure the place. For details respond to Farmer care KLUR NITE.
The notice calls teachers to teach alcohol and narcotics laws and their effects like math and geography, aiming to curb intemperance and lawbreaking. It also urges mass smallpox vaccination, especially for school children, urging cooperation from superintendents and physicians to protect unvaccinated persons.
Weekly list of unclaimed mail for week ending March 1 1894 includes Brubust Mrs Frank D Hanscome C G Bonney Mrs M D Mathews Miss Lizzie Clearkin Wm E McCay R Felin M P C Mason J C Jones Rev M Hand Mike Nanson R H Winfredge Miss Fronia. Callers must say advertised in the Huntan ITE provide publication date and pay one cent at stamp window. Joan Lonestarr P M
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Co starts a week at the Opera House Monday night March 26. Admission is ten cents, promising a fifty cent show. The act features a funny little man forty inches high, inviting families to attend.
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