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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
The text argues that the present month is ideal for cleansing the blood. It links skin eruptions and pimples to impurities, urging readers to use a system now to purify the blood and improve health.
Mrs. H. Neat of McCrays Pa endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as thorough reliable spring remedies that make people feel better through the summer. The ads claim Hood's promises to cure and keep that promise.
Local notes include visits from engineers Lowery Baldwin and Kent, a Hand county former senator Schultz, and Bramwell v Franzwa verdict. Residents Robins and family tour, Judge Hoke buys a home, and Miss Roach dies. Agricultural college orator Anderson vies at Huron in May. Chamberlains remedy pitched for travel stomach pains.
Data from the Huron South Dakota area weather records for April over twenty years show mean normal temperature 47, warmest month 55 in 1995, coldest 40 in 1893, high of 84 in 1877, and low of 7 in 1899. First killing frost average date September 19, last killing frost average May 12. average April precipitation 2.92 inches.
In Beadle county circuit court Judge McCoy presides over cases including Anderson v Lyon money demand appeal from justice court settled Thompson v Osgood land title favor plaintiff Riegel v Valentine land title question favor defendant within the court’s dispatch process.
Articles of incorporation filed at the capital by Philip Lawrence of this city. Turtle Cove Mining and Milling Co in Huron with capital of 1,250,000 and incorporators L. E. Haynes C. A. David and Philip Lawrence. Deseret Oil Co in Huron with capital 500,000 and incorporators H. B. Hamilton J. W. Harrison and Philip Lawrence.
A Morganton Tennessee mother, C. D. Isbill, reports her little daughter’s large sores became scald head but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured her. The guaranteed remedy treats eczema salt rheum pimples sores ulcers and piles. Only 25c at Holland Wheeler’s.
A testimonial from Justice of the Peace J. Q. Hood of Crossley Mississippi cites relief for his wife after the first dose of One Minute Cough Cure. The advertisement claims rapid curing of coughs colds croup grip and bronchitis by a safe medicine that softens and liquefies mucous and removes the disease cause. Holland Wheeler endorses the remedy.
A new historical volume by James M. Baldwin from American Book Co. covers 1535 to 1725 in New France and English colonies. It chronicles Cartier, Great Lakes discovery, early settlements, and Indian life with explorers like Champlain, Joliet, La Salle, and Marquette. Mailing price is 60 cents.
Richards Trust Co. offers farm loans. Rev Tell to preside at district Presbytery in Miller in April. Miller Press notes Huron bowlers missed last Friday’s return game with Miller. W E VanAmberg to lecture at Maca bee hall March 30 at 2 30 pm. Rev H D Wiard returned from Fort Dodge for funeral service of an old parishioner. Dode Fisk orchestra eyed for April 10 dance. Father Desmond responded to urgent sick call. a death occurred just before train arrival. Declamatory contest winners from Yankton college named for Intercollegiate May event in Huron. The Pilgrim Teacher April issue features Charles Alvan Brand as a leading contributor. W H Smith and son Howard of Huron aided Miller band benefit. Howard debut violinist. Ladies Aid entertained at Col King home. 100 guests at supper.
Moody King and Cook commission merchants of Chicago establish branch houses at Huron and Mitchell and plan more locations. W J Moody, president, heads a capital rich company linked to the American Rolling Mills. Albert J Bartle will run the state office from the old Joy building on Dakota avenue opposite the Dakota House. Two travelers start with plans to hire more as needed.
Dwight and Anna Nathalie join in a public expression of gratitude to friends who ministered during our sorrow with tender watchfulness song flowers and Christian love that lightened our burdens and honored the departed Charles M. Daley.
Mrs Chas Appelgate of Alexandria Indiana suffers coughs and lung trouble in nights of terror. She writes that three $1 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and added fifty eight pounds. The ad claims cure for coughs colds lagrippe bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with price 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
Schubert and McDonald prepare to occupy the Cass stock after April 1. They plan deep price cuts to clear out the stock and make room for a new line, promising the finest store in the city and most patronage. Epigraph discusses kerosene and diphtheria warnings from the New York board of health. Ely Cream Balm advertised with testimonials and mail order details.
The jury presented Judge McCoy with a gold headed cane to honor his first circuit court term in Beadle county. Attorney T M Simmons delivered the presentation speech as the judge expressed thanks in a warm, merry moment.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as stopping a cough and curing a cold in one day with a no cure, no pay offer. Price set at 25 cents. The claim highlights rapid relief and a money-back promise.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as tireless workers for torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. It claims they banish sick headache drive out malaria and never gripe or weaken. Priced 25 cents at Holland Wheeler’s.
A visiting troupe presented When We Were Twenty One at the Opera House. The group, seen in Huron after a long winter, ranks among the best seen locally and could stand with top stock companies nationwide. The play is light and unpretentious with no heavy verse or Shakespearean runs.
From California letters recount a mild winter in Southern California and San Diego’s scarce water and low wages, with fruit trade notes and a disturbing balcony bathhouse robbery in Los Banos where a robber was chased, wounded, and jailed. The writer plans to travel north and sends regards to Huron and South Dakota friends.
A critique notes flaws of everyday life and witty stage bits where virtue defeats vice. It praises Anna Wynne in the lead female role as bright and promising, shaping the part around her. The review commends several in the Twenty one company for their grasp of stage kinks and convincing performances.
Advice claims Warner's White Wine of Tar halts grippe symptoms at onset and cures worst cases in 48 hours if started promptly. Price listed as 2 dollars and 50 cents.
Huron South Dakota Burtt announces the appointment of Alva E. Taylor as assistant attorney-general. The South Dakota Bottlers Association met in Huron at the Consolidated Bottling Co office with HJ M Dalton of Sioux Falls as chairman and T J Hartnett of Pierre as secretary. They plan to form a permanent organization later in the season.
Rev. F H Richardson reached Three Mile Bay New York Friday night and preached the first sermon as pastor Sunday morning. He is praised as a strong preacher and capable choir and orchestra leader and as a skilled pipes performer. Mrs Richardson and family will follow later for a reception by church members.
A Lancaster New Hampshire man recounts chronic indigestion and nervous debility ending after using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with lasting health for himself and his wife, praising it as a grand tonic for women. 50 cents, satisfaction guaranteed by Holland Wheeler.
Governor Herreid declares the proposed county by county push for a South Dakota exhibit plan impractical and inex pedient. He will send letters to county board chairmen outlining the Business Men's Association effort and urges residents to act as individual committees to approach county commissioners. If funds appear he will appoint a World’s Fair commissioner for South Dakota.
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