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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1893
Page
3
Lands for rent and sale described in the list. Good rates to renters and special inducements to purchasers. Office over First National Bank in Huron South Dakota. Joan L. Pyrite and Joan H. Mruuer listed.
Ivan W Geodner travels from the capital toward Sioux City. Biscuan's H Woesthoff now of Lavern Minn arrives from the south. The Dakota conference of the Cantional church to be held in Huron May 16 17 18. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for scrofula care while spring prosperity grows. Ayer's Pills recommended for tough digestion. Several residents depart for Sioux Falls. Hair care ads tout Hall's Hair Renewer. Various locals seek dogs for family. Lawyer Chamberlain moving office. Mrs John Cain of Olympia visiting relatives. F E Ketchum promoted to assistant superintendent at Duluth South Shore & Atlantic. World’s Columbian Exposition linked to progress in arts and medicine. Snow flurries spur sales of a box cutter. Sarsa parilla promoted as better than substitutes. Holland Wheeler returns from Chicago World’s Fair prep. School board forms leadership. Milo Booth president, B M Rowley VP, E T Langley secretary. J A Pickler travels from Faulkton en route to Chicago for the fair kickoff.
In a village scene Rob agrees to fetch Kemp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds as a remedy noted for Aunt Mary's persistent cough. States attorney E H Aplin returns from Pierre after appealing a motion for a re hearing in the Barchard state case at the Supreme Court.
O. M. Morrison had boarded a southbound passenger train and sat in a smoker car when a telegram ordered him to divert to the north end of the state. He scrambled to disembark as the train was halted for the unexpected change.
A family appeal asks if any father mother son daughter sister or brother has not yet tried Kemp s Balsam for the throat and lungs. Sample bottle offered free by any druggist with large size at 50 cents.
The piece urges buyers to insist on genuine Allcock’s Plasters and avoid substitutes. It cites Dr. Thelnna Harry A. Mott Jr’s certificate praising the plaster’s ingredients and efficiency. It notes World’s Fair day passed with no demonstrations or celebrations and mentions an upcoming International coursing tournament.
Dr. W. C. Wing from Wessington and his wife arrived in the city this morning. Mrs. Wing heads to Chicago to visit friends, with the doctor accompanying her to Huron. Miles Pills claim to cure biliousness bad taste liver piles and constipation and are sold in 50c and 25c sizes with free samples at D. K. Bryant’s.
A doctor named Dy. B. D. Marchisi of Unica advertises a positive remedy for female health issues and offers two free bottles to those who send their Express and P. O. address. The note is unsigned but presents a marketing claim to readers.
Dr Miles Nervine advertised as a cure for nervous disorders and sleeplessness. Testimonials claim weight gain and improved sleep after two weeks. Local farmer Michael Joyce reported large cattle sales and planned land purchases, praising Beadle county farming prospects.
A reader testimonial from Auburn Indiana recalls two years of pulse skipping and left side pain before finding relief with Dr Miles New Heart Cure. The note credits the cure with stopping the fluttering heart and ongoing discomfort after medical visits failed.
Advertisement announces a cure for Chronic Catarrh with a warning that treatment continues until symptoms disappear. It urges readers to obtain The Family Physician No 2, a guide detailing diet, hygienic rules, local treatment, and other specifics, sent free by the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus, Ohio.
Pattié calls for a publication date and stamp window as of April 29. Joan Lonastarr, P. M. and Joseph Daum bought lots near Ambrose coal yard last week to expand the lumber yard capacity.
Manguerre Michigan April 24 1893 Mr E Ketchum is appointed assistant superintendent of the company to oversee the station and train between Mankinaw City Saulte Ste Marie and Houghton with headquarters at Marquette Approved by the General Manager His long career in railroad service includes leading roles in the Dakota Division and work at Fremont and in Marquette The appointment reflects his experience and former duties under Mr Fitch and Mr Sutherland
Harry Peterman narrowly escaped death when a high spirited horse ran away near Broadland. He was unconscious for hours, awakening with a severe temple jolt, then found shelter with Fred Kurtz before being brought to Huron. The horse wandered, but Peterman survived with only minor injuries.
The Chicago & North-Western Railway issues the North-Western Home Seeker with information on South Dakota's agricultural and mineral resources. Readers may send friends' names and addresses to W. A. Thrall in Chicago to receive copies free of charge.
A brief notice outlines small loan requests and property sales in Beadle County and Hurga city. It mentions Joan L. and George W. Straina of 966 3rd Ave seeking to sell acre tracts or improved property, inviting listings.
Twenty head of goar horses and mares offered for sale by Joan E Warp on Huron Street. Sale note indicates keeping the season on the street location with no additional details provided.
Four horses found at a nearby property described as: a likely three year old with white hind foot, a dark grey three year old, a grey three year old with four white hind feet, and a gray four year old currently in possession.
Farmers are invited to call and see the Hand somest All Steel Weight Header advertised by E. I Burton, general agent, at 950 3d Street in Huron. The notice promotes a durable farming header for harvesting.
Washington April 29 Misinformation claimed Mrs Cleveland was ill during the naval review and forced to return to Washington. She arrived back in good spirits, continuing with the president to New York and Chicago as scheduled, with changes to travel plans due to a postponed review.
The General Land Office ruled that on May 22 1891 the interior department revoked the withdrawal of indemnity lands for the Hastings and Dakota grant. Settlers who had entered the lands believing the company had no right may now be affected as many lands revert to settlement. The decision impacts numerous settlers in western Minnesota and reduces the company’s land holdings.
Melbourne April 29 government of Victoria to amalgamate all independent savings banks with the post office savings banks under full government control. Deposits will be guaranteed.
Curiaco April 29 The Nickel Plate has broken the Central Traffic agreement by announcing an 18.50 round trip from Cleveland, the regular trip being 15. The Baltimore and Ohio matched the reduction. Other lines have not yet acted but the cut will likely spread to common points with Cleveland and intermediate territory.
A Columbus report says 20,000 Ohio miners may walk out Monday as subdistrict leaders plan a meeting at 8 a.m. to finalize strike arrangements. The United Mine Workers of America is coordinating the action across the district.
Marshfield Wisconsin April 29 A special election will be held May 9 to decide on authorizing the council to issue twenty thousand dollars in bonds repayable in twenty years to be donated to the state if a normal school is located here The board of regents will visit May 12.
A solid gold telegraph key with ivory handle arrives for President Cleveland to press Monday to commence the exposition. The key sits on blue and gold plush, 12 inches high, reflecting American and Spanish colors, with the base inscribed 1492 1893 in silver.
Jim Burke and Sam Massey, both Black men, were hanged in Rownall Texas at 2 p.m. in a double execution witnessed by between 10 000 and 15 000 people, according to local reports.
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