Railroad Official Recounts Healing From Heart Disease
R Edward Edmonds of Nebraska recounts a 19 year battle with heart disease. He describes shortness of breath pain faintness sleepless nights and palpitations before using Dr Miles New Heart Cure which he says restored his health. He invites others to write for full details and notes money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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R. Edward Edmonds
Nebraska
Dr. Miles
Miles
Epw
Edmonds
P. O. Box
David City
Huron items note local society and business activity
A compact town column reports sickbed notes for Miss Blanche Spanaiding and others. visits by Robert Fisk in Gettysburg and N. B. Alger in Wessington. civic notices on ferries and tramp relief. building adds on Illinois and California streets. many residents travel to Chicago Yankton and Redfield for professional and fraternal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowdell
Ned Hill
Lewis
Parker
Jim River
Victor Robins
Fred Baker
W. B. Cronk
Ilinois Street
F. H. Kent
Habbart
Chicago
John Longsteff
California Street
Discovery Saved His Life Says Druggist From Beaversville Ill
G Cailouette a Beaversville druggist credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after La Grippe left him near death. He tried many doctors and was told he could not live before using the remedy. After three bottles he recovered and returned to activity. Free trials at D K Bryant’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cailouette
Beaversville
Ill
Dr. King
la Grippe
D. K. Bryant
South Dakota Congregational Meeting Schedule Unveiled
The 27th annual meeting of the General Association of Congregational Churches of South Dakota will be in Vermillion May 18 to 20. The Woman's Board of Missions interior session opens May 18 with Miss Gertrude Octard of Japan speaking, followed by the South Dakota Woman's Home Missionary Union gathering. Dr. D B Scott of Sioux Falls delivers the association sermon. Rev T L Riggs of Sisseton is moderator and Rev W B Hubbard of Armour secretary. Representatives include Rev B H Bartt Fred M Wilcox and Mrs B M Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Association of Congregational Churches of
South Dakota
Vermillion
Woman’s Board of Missions of the Interior
E. M. Williams
Yankton
Gertrude Octard
Japan
South Dakota Woman’s Home Missionary Union
Clara M. Corry
Columbia
Redfield to Host G A R Encampment and Irrigation Convention
Editor notes Redfield will host the state G A R encampment June 9 and 10 with aims to draw all old soldiers. An irrigation convention follows June 15 to 18 with about 300 attendees featuring Prof J E Todd state geologist Prof Lewis McLouth and Prof Shepard. Stacey C Cochran state irrigation engineer plans a productive event to share knowledge on irrigation in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Milton
Redfield
Lewis McLouth
Brookings
Shepard
Stacey C Cochrane
Cochrane
South Dakota
Cure for Headache Promised by Electric Bitters
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal headache cure and remedy for habitual constipation, claiming permanent relief. It urges trials at 50 cents or 1.00 with D. K. Bryant’s Drug Store. President Campbell of First National and Register Vance traveled to Wolsey for transport to Huron. Vance missed the morning train to Europ, causing frustration after a night stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. M. Bount
Noyes Appleman
D. K. Bryant
Thos. Campbell
First National and Register of Deed
Vance
Wessington
Mr. Vance
Wolsey
Mr Campbell
Huron
Mr. Campbell
Charlie Blake
Blake
Campbell
Buckle's Arnica Salve for skin issues and piles
Buckle's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcer salt rheum feval sores tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions and a guaranteed cure for piles or money back. Price 22 cents per box sold by D K Bryant.
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D. K. Bryant
Wisconsin Tragedy Reports Possible Triple Murder
Milwaukee authorities investigate a farm killing spree at Alexander Harris's Waneshesha farm. Victims include Harris and Nelson McHolt and Helen Desbach grievously wounded, Mrs Harris seriously hurt. Suspect William Pouch, 20, described as tallish with mustache, blue eyes, last seen heading toward city outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Alexander Harris
Wan“esha
Mr. Harris
Lands for Settlers in Manitoba Seek Expanded Boundaries
Thomas Greenway premier of Manitoba travels to Ottawa to press for repurchase of vacant railway lands and free grants for settlers. He urges Canada to extend Manitoba boundaries to Regina west and near Red Deer river including Big Quill lake to provide new homes as Lake Dauphin fills and Swan River district opens for free grant settlers.
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Winnipeg
Thomas Greenway
Manitoba
Ottawa
Dominion
Greenway
Government of
Canada
Regina
Red Deer River
Big Quill Lake
Prairie Province
Lake Dauphin
Swan River District
Successful Turnfest in St Louis Draws 35000 Crowd
Thousands attended the 27th national turnfest at the fair grounds in St Louis on May 10. The forenoon featured active class contests with 3000 Turners on field in gray uniforms. Afternoon showcased mass exercises by St Louis juniors and ladies club swinging. Evening programs included speeches and musical numbers at the exposition hall.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Exposition Hall
Indians Off Reservation Rights Challenged by Agency
St Paul May 10 Executive Agent Fullerton of the fish and game commission says interior department dispatches from Washington hold that Indians have no right to fish and hunt off their reservations in defiance of state laws. They have no more rights off the reservation than white men.
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St. Paul
Fullerton
The
Fish and Game Commission
Interior Department
Washington
Department
Farm stock and seed sale in Huron listing grains and horses
In Huron Illinois J un E Warp advertises 1000 bushels each of seed wheat barney and millet seed plus 20 work horses. He offers breeds including a black Fercheron and a deck standard bred with prices and pedigrees at his stable, inviting trades for sheep or cattle.
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UN E. Warp
Huron
Hot Springs Treatments Highlighted For Ailing Visitors
Rik Hot Springs in the Back Hill of South Dakota offers medrens properties for rheuma neuralgia and kin red ailments. The ad urges seekers of relief to investigate these baths and mentions a first class hotel, bath recommendations, and monthly tour rates with railway ticket agents C N W for access.
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Sourth Dakets
Sneb
Enre
Railway
Minor items of interest and notable moves
Queen Victoria resumes her journey from Cimiez to England. Lake County South Dakota sends a carload of corn to India famine relief. Rockefeller interests buy Ohio Mesaba range mineral rights. Consul Lee reports Cuban naturalized citizens arrested. Knights of Labor declares war on American Federation of Labor. University of Michigan Regents grant Angell leave of absence to Oct 1 1898. Texas Tom Redmond jailed for life for murder in Chicago. North Dakota railroad panel to cut rates about 15 percent. Indian Affairs head Browning leaves to practice law with Forman in East St Louis.
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Victoria
Cimiez
England
Lake County
S. D
India
Ohio
Mesaba
Rockefeller
Lee
State Department
Cuba
The
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Board of Regents
University of Michigan
Angell
Turkey
Thomas Redmond
Texas Tom
John Stuart
Chicago
North Dakota Railroad Commission
Bottled Up Remedy Warns Against Mercury Cure
An old advertisement touts Swift Specific Co remedy as the safe cure for blood diseases including Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, and Rheumatism. It condemns mercury and “bottling up” poisons, claims the product purges and cleanses without harming the marrow, and offers free books from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Ad Swift
Atlanta
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UIUE
Miss Blanche Spanaiding
Robert Fisk
Gettysburg
N. B. Alger of
Lillian Kelsey
Northville
Thos. Lucky
California
G. Klebbs
E. W. Vance
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Geo. Kerr
Third Street
Diamond
Capitol Hill
Nashville
Sons of Veterans
Schubert Symphony Club
West Side
M. H. Campbell
Sioux City
J. B. Morrison
van Dusen Company
Pierre
Capt. Farr
Salvation Army
Adjutant Taylor
J. M. Blount
Joy Bros
G. W. Sterling
Huron High School
J. F. Redfield
Oconomowoc
Wis
Hutchinson
Durand
David Beaton
Lincoln Park Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
L. Lapier
Owl
Annie
J M Blount
Phil Lawrence
Jamestown
Great Northern
Marsh Brothers
Minnesota
Chicago & North- Western
W. Glenn
J. A. Cleaver
A. F. Donaldson
Chas. Ambrose
L. H. Bailey
Huron Building and Loan Association
D. B. Jeffers
J. A. Ludtke
H. A. Maxfield
A. F. Pay
Eugene Wilcox
H. J. McGarvey
Fred Rollins
Jane
Piles
Jacob Mitchell
Unionville
Johnson
Lovie Zendt Purcell
Opera
Harry Griffith
Bruce
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Harry
Mattie van Wall
Appomattox
Potter County
Harry Shields
Blume
Second Street
Shields
Thos. Cooper
J. H. Cogswell
Roy Flower
Lieut
Frost
Dave Jeffris
Charley Koepp
Jim McDowell
Ed Wilson
Billy Rogers
Billy Ritschlag
Sioux
el Spieden
Ea Dinneen
Oscar Ricker
Clover Club
Will Hollister
P. F. McClure
Illinois
Mr. McClure
Odd Fellows Review
Grace Sutphen
Rebekah Assembly
Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 9
W. A. Ritchslag
Mamie L. Pyle
Colfax Lodge
Buckle
Wisconsin
Fer Sale
Rik Hot Springs
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Indian Affairs
Daniel H. Browning
Forman
Internal Revenue
East St. Louis
Anael
Orange
Mass
Boston
Aston Sowa
Chicapo
Lous
Dallas
San Francisco
Cal
L. W. Cooke
Watertown
the Jewell Nursery CO
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