Restored Kentucky Businessman by Dr Miles Nervine
From LaGrippe to health through Dr Miles Nervine, a Kentucky business man found recovery. Harry Chalfant moved to Sioux Falls for a wholesale fruit job with A Beveridge, praised by friends. Social events and marriages noted, plus a medical ad praising Chamberlain’s remedy and Dr Pierce’s prescription. The Episcopal Convocation in session with Bishop Hare and local clergy and a Wordsworth poem excerpt accompany local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Kentucky
Harry Chalfant
Sioux Falls
A. Beveridge
Harry
Huron Notes Highlight Local News And Socials
Omaha guest Mrs. W. B. Sterling visits Col. Edw. Sterling and wife. Hopkin’s Steamed Hominy advertised. Gov Herreid calls on Huronite. Desmet reception by Huron orchestra. Maxfield painting his home. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised. Williams of Webster at city. Harris of Hot Springs canvassing for The Hesperian. Mrs. Ward visits Jefferson City. Shanafelt attends Madison Chautauqua meeting. Baccalaureate May 24 at Huron high school. Maggie McKee resigns from Western Union for Chicago. Baby boy born to Will Schwartz couple. Arbor Day observed. many closed for tree planting. Rev. C. M. Daley returns from north state mission tour. Ayers case stay of judgment ordered for 25 days. Jim Scott on warpath over dead duck remark. Ladies Whist at Mrs. Grove’s. prizes to Mrs. Wilmarth and Mrs. Dunning. D. P. Davis of Goshen endorses Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism.
Fishermen’s Luck Afloat On Pearl Creek Outing
Report notes a group of anglers enjoying a luck filled outing between Saturday and Monday along Pearl creek and Jim. They suffered a few mosquito bites and returned with a lad who had loaves and fishes, bought at high price for friends before stock ran out.
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Pearl Creek
Tommy Moore Dies in Huron Home at 42
Tommy Moore formerly of Dixon Illinois died early Sunday at the home of Chas K Rod dle where he boarded. A 42 year old honest big hearted man, he came from Dixon to Huron in 1882 and lived there most of the time. He suffered from consumption for three years and was sent to Dixon for burial Monday with Capt. Lyon accompanying the remains. Funeral services were to be held in Dixon.
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Moore
Chas K Roddle
Tommy” Moore
Dixon
Ill
Col. Ed. Sterling
Huron
Tommy
Mr. Sterling
Capt. Lyon
How to Treat a Wife in Quiet Domestic Life
Advice from Pacific Home Journal suggests first win a wife and then be patient. It warns against a cloudy brow at home and urges kind words and steady support for her trials. It adds keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy handy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Pacific Home Journal
Chamberlain
Primary Election Notice for County Officers 1896
The Republican County Central Committee set the primary to nominate county officers for June 23 1896 and scheduled a June 25 canvass of returns. Candidates must file their names with the chair or secretary ten days before the primary. Geo A Fessenoven.
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Republican County Central Committee
Geo. A. Fessenoven
Genuine Syrup of Figs Ad from California Fig Syrup Co
Advertisement promoting Syrup of Figs as a universal spring remedy. Claims one bottle suits the family, with 50 cent and one dollar sizes. Emphasizes authenticity and sale through all druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Half Rates to Hot Springs 8 D Excursion
The North-Western Line will sell excursion tickets to Hot Springs South Dakota at half fare for the round trip on May 16 returning by May 27 1806. Tickets and full information available from Chicago Northwestern agents. Early Ohio seed potatoes advertised by Joy Bros.
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Hot Springs
North-Western
S.D
Chicago & Northwestern R’y
Old Veterans Home at Hot Springs a View of Its Start and Growth
Adjutant Kintner reports from Hot Springs Soldiers' Home on its opening November 25, 1890 with Capt. W V Lucas as first commandant. By April 1896 the home housed 145 members with 140 on pensions totaling 17 085 yearly. State and federal funding, upkeep, and improvements show steady support and care under Commandant Lucas.
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South Dakota
Kintner
Hot Springs
W.V. Lucas
Lucas
United States
A Cure for Muscular Rheumatism
Mrs. R. L. Lamson of Fairmount Illinois says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured her sister of muscular rheumatism. She keeps it at home and finds it beneficial for aches pains and lameness. It is sold by all druggists.
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R. L. Lamson
Fairmount
Dlinois
Chamberlain
Matabeleland Conflict Sees Dutch and English Unite
A Cape Town dispatch reports hopeful news from Matabele land as Dutch and English forces fight side by side. The Dutch are taking a leading role, leveraging knowledge of native warfare methods.
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Matabeleland
Loxpon
Cape Town
Daily Telegraph
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Illinois was told she had consumption with no hope, but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved her life. Mr Eggers of 189 Florida St San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold nearing consumption, bought one bottle and in two weeks was cured. Free trial bottles at D K Bryant’s drug store. Regular size 50c and 1.00
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Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Ill
Dr. King
Thomas. Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
D. K. Bryant’s
Shah Murder Stuns Sultan in Constantinople Dispatch
A Times dispatch from London dated May 5 reports the shah's murder terrified the sultan in Constantinople. Foreign telegrams were barred and local papers forbidden to discuss the subject.
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Shah
London
Constantinople
The
Times
Sultan
Free Medical Reference Book Includes Private Disease Advice
An advertisement offers a free medical reference book for men and women addressing private sex related diseases and youth errors. It lists contact details and streets in Sioux City and Nebo street areas, promoting medical guidance and remedies.
First National Bank Changes Named Cashier and Assistant
At a board meeting the First National Bank of this city accepted the resignation of J. W. Mackenzie as cashier and named Ed J. Miller to fill the vacancy. Grant Fowler becomes assistant cashier. Ed Miller and Grant Fowler are described as longtime local officials who earned their promotions. A Golden Wedding. J C Klemme returned from Elma Iowa and described a large Klemme family reunion with forty members including parents, children, grandchildren and a sister who passed away recently.
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First National Bank
J. W. Mackenzie
Ed. J. Miller
Mackenzie
Chicago
First National
Legion
Grant Fowler
Mr. Miller
Northwest
Elma
Iowa
Klemme
Florida
J. C. Klemme
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 reward for any uncured case and invite readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, price 75 cents through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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LaGrippe
D. W. Hilton
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Miles
Louisville
D. W. Hirrox
Presbyterian Church
Dukes
Opera House
W.H. Bauman
Winthrop
Anna Board
Vanderwort
Clark County
J. W. Marshall
Mr. Bauman
Union County
Episcopal Convocation
Episcopal
Walton
Watertown
Hare
Howard
Geo. B. Ackerman
Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Depot Hotel
Bishop Hare
John H. Babcock
Mitchel
W.J. Cleveland
Madison
R. J. Keeling
Aberdeen
E. Ashley
Cheyenne River
H. Bart
Crow Creek
John Robinson
Sisseton
W. Walton
E. T. Simpson
Brookings
A. E. Filmore
Vermillion
W.H. J. Walton
Groton
G. A. Chambers
Pierre
W. d. Pond
Scotland
Victor Renville
Wordsworth
Dr. Pierce
W. B. Sterling
Omaha
Col. Edw. Sterling
Fred. M. Wilcox
Sioux Reservation
Hopkin
Herreid
DeSmet
H. A. Maxfield
Hood
David Williams
Webster
Kennett F. Harris
Hesperian
Harry Ward
Jefferson City
Shanafelt
Madison Chautauqua Assembly
Huron High School
Maggie McKee
Western Union Telegraph Office
Will Schwartz
C. M. Daley
Sheldon
Charley Ayers
Jim Scott
Jim
Geo. T. Grove
Wilmarth
Dunning
Mesdames Riege
Brockway
Denning
E. H
Vance
Blount
Murray
Westdahl
Alford
Briggs
Edgar E. Vance
Elson
Redmond
Hinman
D. K. Bryant
Bates
Richards
Read
Tramower
Kerr
Rollins
Beac
Casselman
Fay Hills
D. P. Davis
Goshen
Ohio’s
Joy Bros
Commandant Lucas
DR. Hathaway & CO
Annals of Medicine
Hathaway & CO
Nakheada
J.C. Klemme
J. H. McLean
Dr. J.H. McLean Medicine CO
St. Louis
RTH
Undertaker
Wisconsin Sts
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