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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
3
An 1890s style testimonial notes heart pains as warning signs of danger and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure. Mrs. C Black of Charleston claims the remedy ended her severe palpitations after using four bottles. The ad presses early warning language and urges readers to strengthen the heart.
The notice promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy that controls heart action accelerates circulation and strengthens the whole system. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
Father Desmond to deliver the Memorial Day weekend address with services planned on the Sunday before May 30 at the Opera House. Geo. Lawrence and wife returned from Chicago. Mrs. J. Kapili and husband ready for Europe with June 1 sailing from New York. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised for digestive health. L. D. Milne reports success for the Order of Home Guardians along the North-Western line.
A cycling advertises Acklen’s Amica Salve as a pain killer and healer for cuts bruises chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles. Cures guaranteed and priced at 25 cents. Sold by Holland Wheeler, druggist.
Committees for the state Grand Lodge A O U W session in this city start a public entertainment plan at the Opera House to cover visitor expenses. The Niobe performance, offered by previous producers, has seen over 700 tickets sold to fund the reception on Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall and the Niobe show on the 15th. Delegates and visitors will receive Niobe tickets for the Opera House event.
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dangerous stomach trouble and jaundice as gall stones formed doctors offered only one chance through an operation. After taking Electric Bitters she was cured, a remedy praised for stomach liver and kidney relief. Sold by Holland Wheeler at 50 cents with guarantee.
The regular landseekers excursion by the North-Western brought 40 to 50 prospectors into Beadle county with possible sales on the horizon. Many travelers disembarked at Canova to visit the priest doctor. A southbound HuRon train carried 105 passengers who alighted at Canova, seeking aid at the Kruger hospital.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as improving stomach and liver function for stronger health and ambition. Claims a 25 cent box makes you feel like a new being with a keen clear brain and enhanced social or business success.
In Justice Brockway court Maurice Dinneen paid a $22.80 total fine and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace with jail default. D. B. Jeffris won a $51.60 note judgment against Jas. D. Bevier and C. G. Swaford. In Justice Cook's court L. C. Burney won a judgment on store account against E. Bogardus. garnishee wages valued at 36.50 and paid. F. W. Davis vs Corey & Gans for wages at 12.55. hearing set today.
Cascarine advertised nationwide by Rea Bros & Co of Minneapolis as a remedy for biliousness constipation and dyspepsia with a money back guarantee. It includes a diet and cure book and a sample plus book offered for ten cents in stamps.
Grace Jas and Mrs Hazel of Fifth and Beach streets mourn the death of a four year old girl who fell ill about three weeks after scarlet fever developed into diphtheria. The physician reports diphtheric paralysis as the cause. Private funeral held at 3 PM with mother ill from the same rash. Dr J H Smith attended.
A Dixie Kentucky witness describes nightly coughing before testifying about using Dr King s New Discovery. He credits the remedy with instant relief and endorses it for coughs colds throat chest and lung troubles. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 with guarantee. Sold by Holland Wheeler, druggist.
C W Goodman of Watertown plans to move to Huron. S W Glenn reports his mother's death in Virginia. Mrs Ralph Coshun returns to Fargo after visiting the Coshun family. Chas N Cooper buys Schuman residence at Third and Montana and will repair for occupancy. A C McConnell sells Third and Iowa home to J H Steere and moves to Brookings. Dr Van Dalsem notes birth of a girl at Geo Watt's on Ohio Street. Mrs C W Roberts praises Kodol Dyspepsia Care for relief after twenty years of dyspepsia. Holland Wheeler, A J Bick & Co., P H Dunning.
Mrs L King returns from Chicago and causes local boarding changes on Illinois street. Art news notes artesian well at Huron poor farm reaching 700 feet with strong clear flow. Health ads promote DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and One Minute Cough Cure with testimonials.
G. W. Longstaff sold 320 acres in Wessington township to D. Boyle of Stillwater Minnesota, bringing his total to 1280 acres. Boyle plans to return with a thousand sheep to graze the land this season. Visitors from Milford Spirit Lake Charles City Webster City Anamosa and others met at Huron to discuss land purchases and improvements.
Elaborate preparations are under way for the A O U W grand lodge of South Dakota meeting in the city on May 14 and 15. The event marks the fourth gathering here since 1889 with 200 guests to be entertained including a reception by Mayor J A Cleaver and a Niobe drama by the Huron Dramatic Club. The report notes 128 lodges and about 12,000 members in the state, with seven new lodges formed this year, overall financials strong and memberships rising.
A reader asserts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure would benefit most households by aiding digestion without stomach effort. The claim notes common indigestion symptoms and positions the product as universally helpful. Holland Wheeler endorses the remedy alongside A. J. Bick.
Saturday items note the steamer City of Huron making its first trip of the season and Captain C. E. Bowe praising land and water excursions. Other notes include visits by Henry J. Kiene and H. Fancher, travel by Mrs. Hattie M. Drake to Madison and Springfield for Royal Neighbors convention, a scarlet fever quarantine being lifted, and a marriage license issued to John J. Hein and Carrie Fenner with ceremony by Rev. A. W. Thurston.
T H Holton drilled on the county poor farm well for forty hours to strike a fine water flow at 779 feet establishing a new record for rapid artesian drilling in the area.
Rea Bros and Co of Minneapolis Minnesota advertise a free sample treatment for pile and fistula promising quick relief and a mailed booklet. The offer targets readers seeking a home cure with no charge for the trial material.
Wm Totten of Earlham Iowa arrived Friday with land men eager for South Dakota lands. He expects a larger homeseeker delegation in a couple weeks and praised the state’s prospects, working with Kelley’s Land agency. Virgil reports Gurley kin shipped around 300 sheep and 700 in a flock west of Col. Geddis’ farm. G A Sweet bought half a section in Sanborn county for 2250 in 1900, paid 1100 cash with a note, shared crop proceeds, later sold for 3000, now worth over 4000 in Manchester Iowa.
Mr. W. J. Baxter of North Brook North Carolina reports fifteen years of piles ended after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The testimonial lists Holland Wheeler A. J. Bick & Co. and P. H. Dunning as sources.
City council met Friday approving sidewalk grade requests on Third street from Windsor House to Odd Fellows corner and ordering rebuilt sidewalk sections. Water-trough removal near Windsor Hotel was ordered, and Asher F. Pay resigned as secretary of the board of health. The health committee will act until a replacement is named. The council will vigorously prosecute ordinance and state law violations in refuse dampage and discussed water supply and sidewalks.
W E Dinehart shipped a carload of household goods to Huron on Tuesday and plans permanent residence there after purchasing land in Beadle county. Brookings press notes he sold his Brookings home to Thomas Ross and moved to Huron, ending over twenty years in the area. Huron residents expect him to be all right.
The report highlights vast oil and gas potential in Eastern Washington through the Pacific Coal Oil and Gas Company. Prof. Samuel Aughey evaluated holdings near Palouse City with gas springs and oil on John Calvert's land, suggesting commercial quantities underground. A San Francisco Chronicle survey notes Kern river field gains, high-value land, and rapid production growth, underscoring expected profits for Pacific Northwest investors.
Masury Paints are advertised as the oldest and best, produced by seasoned makers. C. H. Longstaff offers and sells these paints to customers.
Notice offers cattle herding at £1.00 per head for the season or part. Large range and good water from an artesian well. Season closes November 1, 1901. Call at Section 18 Broadland address. C Johnson P O Box 74 Broadland, D.
For sale a house and lot in east Huron offered cheap. Call or write to J. H. Miller for details and inspection arrangements.
Advertises for cattle to herd and a season pasture on the Caldwell ranch located seven miles northwest of Huron. Contact Eh. E. Mills for arrangements.
John E. Ward lists ten work horses, one imported Clyde stallion, and some fresh milch cows at his stables in Huron.
Classified notice from Murray of Huron advertising ash and box-elder trees for sale at Suits farm. Trees described as four to ten feet tall and offered at a low price. Contact details indicate inquiry at the farm location.
Seed notice offers Steel's Evergreen sweet corn at $1 per bushel. Contact J. J. Salisbury in tiuron S D for purchase details and delivery.
North Western line introduces dining cars on trains from Chicago 7:30 PM to 3:34 AM with breakfast and luncheon served a la carte from Eagle Grove to Centreville 1:42 PM. Eastbound service from Centreville 3:12 PM to Eagle Grove offers breakfast aboard. Apply to Chicago & North Western agents for details.
Four mounted well boring rigs with augers 6 12 16 and 24 inches and 120 feet rods have bored 150 feet. A four horse drilling rig drilled 900 feet. A gasoline power rig drilled 1150 feet and is good for 1500 feet. Holton of Huron South Dakota invites responsible parties to buy on time.
A short advertisement promotes wholesale musical instruments from Raudenbush Musical Supply House. It offers pianos organs violins guitars mandolins cornets and strings with illustrations descriptions and wholesale prices. The notice provides the Raudenbush Building address in St Pach Mixx for inquiries.
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