Huron Items Include Irrigation Plans and Local News
Albert Lamre plans to irrigate a large farm area near Riverside cemetery. Fire destroys a barn at Robert Hawthorn's Hitchcock farm, about $200 loss. Several visits, arrivals, and social notes from Huron, Wolsey, Faulkton, and surroundings detail residents, business, and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lamre
Riverside Cemetery
C. A. Blake
Hood
Robert Hawthorn
Hitchcock
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pleasant Laxative
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a delightful liquid laxative that cleanses the system and helps break up colds headaches and fevers without unpleasant after effects. It presents the remedy as a pleasant modern alternative to crude methods.
Obituary of Mrs Sarah E Ward 1854 41 Funeral Thursday
Mrs Sarah E Ward wife of Frank C Ward died at the family residence Tuesday morning March 19 aged 41 born in Palo in 1854 and lived on a farm before moving to the city three years ago Survived by husband and daughter Alice 15 Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church Thursday at two o clock conducted by Rev U B Clark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Ward
Rev
C. B. Clark
Sarah E
Palo
Inc
Methodist Church
U. B. Clark
Unclaimed Letters At Huron Post Office March 25 1895
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending March 25 1895. Names include Cookous Mrs Lula Driver Miss Mable Paige Miss Hattie Velboom and John P C Velboom. Parties must state advertised in the HuronITE and show date of publication and pay one cent at stamp window. J B Cogan P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Cookous
Lula Driver
Mable Paige
Hattie § Velboom
John
P. C
J. B. Cogan
P. M
The Baby Teething Remedy Advertised in 25 Cent Bottles
The text promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething aid for infants. It claims the remedy soothes the child, softens the gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
Thursday's Zephyr Winds Howling Across Town
The article notes Thursday as the most disagreeable day in months with a south wind reaching 53 mph. Sand and dust obscured streets, outdoor activity halted, and business slowed. by night the wind eased, skies cleared, and stars sparkled. Average wind 50 mph for twelve hours, high 60 and low 33 degrees.
Distressing diseases and weaknesses study offer
A plain sealed envelope offer promises a complete scientific treatise on prevalent illnesses that age young men, with a postage paid return to Worla's Dispensary Medical Association at 663 Main Street, Buffalo, New York. The ad highlights effects on families and societal strain and asks ten cents for receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worla
Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Memorial Day Observance Plans in Huron
Arrangements are under way for Memorial Day on May 30. Kilpatrick Post G A R and local citizens in Huron and Beadle County are urged to assist with teams, flowers, and other services to honor the heroes who gave their lives for the nation. The observance invites all loyal citizens to participate and support the day’s ceremonies.
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Kilpatrick Post G. A. R
Huron
Grand Army
Beadle County
Endorsement of South Dakota State Weather Service
The state board of agriculture unanimously adopts resolutions praising the Weather Service begun in 1889 and now under the National Weather Bureau. It commends its growth, the help of voluntary observers and crop correspondents, and lauds Director S. W. Glenn for organizing and advancing the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
South Dakota Weather Service
National Weather Bureau
State Weather Service
United States Department of Agriculture
S. W. Glenn
Weather Buareau
Chance to Make Money in Dish Washer Business
Letter from M Francis touts earnings from selling Dish Washers. Claims $5 to $12 daily potential, cites demand and a plan to contact Iron City Dish Washer Co. in Pittsburg Payon for full details. Encourages reader participation and experience sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron City Dish Washer Co
E. Pittsburg
Payon
M. Francis
Man Was Born to Mourn and a Township Road Ruling
A horse editor witnesses a brutal incident on Polygamy street and later reports a court ruling. The Dalquist versus Pleasant View Township case confirms road overseers must await township board directions before highway work, or risk losing payment. The decision binds local township boards and road crews.
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Huron
Dalquist
Pleasant View
Calquist
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Large residence burned near Wolsey. no insurance
Thursday near Wolsey a large frame house once owned by Henry Mosher near the city was destroyed by noon fire. Occupied by Walter W. McCullough and family, they were at dinner and saved only an organ and a sewing machine. Loss near $3,000 with no household or dwelling insurance.
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Wolsey
Henry Mosher
Walter W. McCullough
McCullough
Fans Repaired and Medicine Promoted in Anecdote
A tale notes Fan’s fear of spinsterhood until a window sign "Fans Repaired" inspires hope. The tale endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for women's complaints. The piece also cites a Tampa Daily Times report on Mrs. Oliver of South Dakota addressing a Congregational church mission group and staying at the DeSoto hotel.
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Fannie
Fan
Dr. Pierce
Florida
Tampa Daily Times
Tampa
Fla
Oliver
South Dakota
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
Herrick
Northwest
Woman’s Board of Missions
The
Presbyterian Church For the Northwest
DeSoto Hotel
Knights Templar officers named for La-Co-Tah No 10 year
La-Co-Tah Commandery No 10 Knights Templar selects its officers for the upcoming year. K. W. Wheeler is eminent commander W. H. Saxton generalissimo Jno Banke captain general J. J. Casselman prelate C. L. Whittaker senior warden Jas. McDonel Jr junior warden E. J. Miller treasurer B. M. Rowley recorder D. B. Jeffris standard bearer Albert Robinson sword bearer George Kerr warden Eli C. Walton sentinel Randolph Addington 1st guard F. R. Bramwell 2nd guard P. F. Bussy 34 guard.
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La-Co-Tah Commandery No. 10
Knights Templar
K. W. Wheeler
W. H. Saxton
Jno. Banke
J. J. Casselman
C. L. Whittaker
Jas. McDonel Jr
E. J. Miller
B. M. Rowley
D. B. Jeffris
Albert Robinson
George Kerr
Eli C. Walton
Sentinel
Randolph Addington
F. R. Bramwell
P. F. Bussy
Local Rail Yard Names Successors in Storekeeping Roles
M. M. Blunt appointed to succeed G. M. Wills as storekeeper at the C. and N. W. railway shops with Edw. Wilson moving into Blunt’s former bookkeeper position. Both changes are praised as recognitions of ability and faithfulness of two respected men.
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M. M. Blunt
G. M. Wills
Edw. Wilson
Mr. Blunt
Printing the 1895 Session Laws for South Dakota
Shannon & Lonastarr of Horon South Dakota announce contracted printing of the Session Laws of 1895 to be delivered within sixty days after adjournment. The full sheep edition costs 3.50 dollars and will be the sole legislatively authorized publication. Orders should be sent to Shannon & Lonastarr, Horon, S. D.
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South Dakota
Shannon & Lonastarr
Horon
S. D
Settler Gary Inter State Arrives With Family
Andrew Mad sen of Huron arrives with Gary Inter State and family to take permanent residence. Several other families from the locality are expected to follow this season.
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Gary
Andrew Madsen
Huron
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Artesian
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Richard Harding Davis
Harper’s Magazine
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