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The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

2

Creamery Costs and Organization Guide From USDA

The USDA reports creameries fail due to cow supply shortages and poor organization. Simple hand-separator plants cost about 2000 dollars, while whole-milk plants with refrigeration rise to around 4250 dollars. The department offers plans, machinery lists, and organizational guidance from its Dairy Division in Washington.

United States United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Dairy Division United Sates Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C

Missionary Workers Huron District Convention Reports Work

The Huron District Convention of the Women s Foreign Missionary Society met at the M E church with Miss Brethant at Choe China as the funded worker. An address on leprosy work was given by Mrs Sherrer and officers were elected including President Levitt and Vice Presidents Burlough McEldowney and Risenbark. An evening meeting featured Miss Moss and a Benediction by Rev Burrough.

Huron Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church M. E Miss Brethant South Dakota Sherrer Barr McEldowney Crandon Risenbark Miss Stuben Miss Switzer Redfield Stevens Wessington Springs Miss Moss

Think It a Winner Eletric Railway Promoters Progress

Promoters of the Huron to Aberdeen electric railway report steady progress and confidence that the line will be built. Local stock purchases come from residents along the route and Aberdeen and Huron merchants. J W Campbell president of the First National Bank and F H Kent of the Depot Hotel have each subscribed for 2000 stock, encouraging local subscriptions.

Huron Aberdeen J. W. Campbell First National Bank F. H. Kent Depot Hotel

Eczema cure claim and D D D remedy pitch

An ad proclaims eczema curable when it appears after birth and promotes wintergreen oil based D D D Prescription and D D D soap. It asserts immediate itch relief and urges readers to visit the store for trials and more information from H. A. Perriton.

H. A. Perriton

Get After Dandelions

The yellow dandelion is spreading across lawns and must be dug out with roots discarded to prevent regrowth. This method, though laborious, stops seeds from spreading and protects the lawn from future damage. Do it now before blossoms form and seeds disperse.

Prohibitionists Toss Up Full Legislative Ticket

A Prohibition party meeting decided to nominate a full legislative ticket. Joel Myers of Virgil seeks the senate while Fred Johnson of Broadland and L E Goodell of Huron head the house slate as signatures were gathered. Insurgents and stalwarts both plan tickets for the primary.

Joel Myers Virgil Senate Fred Johnson Broadland L. E. Goodell Huron House

Candidates Galore On June 10 Ballot Battle Draws Near

In the upcoming primary voters will select party nominees for national and local offices. Republicans list candidates for senator to county posts, Prohibitionists nominate Rev Joel Meyers for senator and L E Goodell for representative, while Democrats name J W Thompson for senator and Bengt Anderson for representative among others.

United States Asher F. Pay A. A. Chamberlain W. A. Johns Samuel Birks T. C. Young W. D. Lowe John W. Boyle D. W Snyder I. W. Cooper W. M. Thomas Archie L. Brown Geo. Kerr Wm. Gaughran Frank Dollenmcher David Cughlin Wm. Duesler James Hand J. W. Thompson Bengt. Anderson Chas. May State Central Committee W. A. Lynch H. S. Mouser J. I. McNeil John Connors W. L. Miner Don R. Huntley Wm. Heck

Congress abolishes betting at Bennings track in DC

The House agreed to Senate amendments ending betting on horse races in Bennings DC, with a rider prohibiting gambling in the district. The measure carries a fine up to 500 dollars and up to ninety days imprisonment. The Washington Jockey Club supported the bill and plans to move the track across the Maryland line for a better course.

Washington Congress Bennings Track District of Columbia House Senate Bennings Road Williams Washington Jockey Club Bennings Racecourse Maryland Line

Delay in Thaw Case Postpones Evelyn Nesbit Trial

A hearing on Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and Harry K. Thaw was postponed by agreement of counsel in New York. Daniel O'Reilly sought the delay to obtain evidence from Pittsburgh. A commissioner to take testimony was appointed by referee Robert E. Deyo. No new date was set.

New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry K. Thaw Daniel O'Reilly Thaw

Students Stage Goldsmith Comedy She Stoops to Conquer at Huron Opera House

The Huron high school seniors presented She Stoops to Conquer directed by Prof Slone. The packed opera house praised the actors and orchestra with a net gain of 161.75 dollars after expenses to fund a class picture and athletic debt clearance.

Huron Opera House Goldsmith Slone Lillian Longstaff Miss Hardcastle Hazel Baker Tony Lumpkin Verd Perkins Neville Gertrude Abel Hastings Frank Hibbard Martina Shoenert Diggory Arnold Bliss Hiogretrath Kenneth Parke Marc Ete Rollin Mills Ross Urquhart Britton Udell

Informal opening announced for J. W. Lee department store

After delays J. W. Lee announces an informal opening Friday evening in May for his department store. The public is invited to view the new fixtures and stock. no sales will occur that night and staff will not accept money. A musical program will be provided for a pleasant evening.

J. W. Lee Lee

It Reached the Spot by Dr. King’s New Discovery

Omega store owner and telephone company president E. Humphrey testifies the remedy saved his life by reaching the cough spot. It claims to heal throat lungs and chest while offering a guarantee at H. Wheeler’s drug store with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle.

E. Humphrey Omega, O Adams County Telephone Company The Home Telephone Company Pike County Dr. King H. Wheeler’s

Dr King’s New Life Pills Sell With Guarantee

Cedar View merchant B. G. Stewart says customers who buy a box of Dr King s New Life Pills get the worth of that weight in goods if affected with constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at H Wheeler s drug store price 25 cents.

B. G. Stewart Cedar View Miss Dr. King H. Wheeler

Mitchell Man E P Soper Visits City

E. P. Soper of Mitchell is in the city, staying for meetings and local engagements.

E. P. Soper Mitchell City

New York to Paris Race Runners Gather for Restart

American entrants arrived in Tokio on May 12 and left for Vladivostok to begin a fresh start. They claim a 1,200 mile lead as they converge for the restart.

Tokio New York Paris Vladivostok

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Dry Legislative Beadle County Prohibs M. L. Tobin C. A. Kelley E. E. Sedam A. Giles W. M. Aggles R. O. Richards A W. Wilmarth O S. Hagen J. W. Smith August Tams F. L Bert Culver St. Paul Bert Swan Majestic Theater Lee’s Department Store Standard Oil Company (Incorporated Brary Bigton Be Sunny Brook Kentucky U.S. Internal Revenue Sunny Brook Distillery CO Jefferson County Meer John Gund Brewing CO la Crosse Wis Chas. Gesell Mgr
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