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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1891
Page
3
Local notices mix society updates from Huron including a marriage reference, illness recoveries, school attendance figures, a report on an artesian well interest, weather quips, and a New aluminum item. Mentions Dan Lyon, Jas Oblwine, Rev Mills, Captain Davis, Sam Young, Mary Anderson, and George Dinneen with brief notes on health, travel, and commerce.
The Presbyterian Ladies and Foreign Missions group held a meeting with addresses challenging complacency toward Christ. Secretary reports urged tracking members who move away, new state enrollment accepted. funds rose to about $1,000 this year. The Huron Fire Department plans to send its Con R. Huntley hose team to the Sioux Falls state tournament in June, with city residents asked to contribute to cover costs.
Huron people observed Arbor Day on Friday May 1 with tree planting and home beautification. Banks offices and many business houses were closed part of the day and individuals followed their own plans. The day brought pleasant recreation and resulted in hundreds of trees planted likely to endure for ages.
A farmer offers five one year old Hereford bulls and three two year old Thoroughbred Herefords for sale or exchange for other stock.
List of letters retaining unclaimed for the week ending with names such as Maud Cowin C B Trush A V eacke Ernst mith H E B J. Calls for the add to be ad in the ITs and publication date requested with one cent postage. Also notices for Syrup of Figs marketing claims along with Joy Bros local ad and a sales pitch about blood impurities.
Notice to share and stock holders of Valley Land and Irrigation Company for annual meeting at the Huron South Dakota office on May 7 1891 to transact usual business. Maris Ta president Axon E Tayton secretary. Also mentions teachers institute at Iroquois with 16 Kingsbury and 12 Beadle county teachers and about 75 attendees and future semi annual meetings.
John E. Ward plans stabling two stallions in this city a standard bred Hambletonian and an imported Clyde both gelded without clamps or throwing E Wann.
An Adclaims Ayer s Sarsaparilla cures chronic blood diseases with perseverance. Testimonies cite relief from liver and dyspepsia issues and improved sight. Several readers, including Mrs Carrie Adams of Texas and John W. of New York, report cures and lasting health improvements after weeks of use.
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