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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1893
Page
3
Lands for rent and sale listed with good rates and special inducements for purchasers. Office over First National Bank in Huron South Dakota managed by Joan L. Prie and Joan H. MUer.
The passage discusses how ungracious behavior undermines good breeding and the calm atmosphere around the refined. It notes insecurity and constant vigilance in speech creating a tense social environment, causing guardedness in conversations among those in frequent company with ungracious individuals.
The county board sat Friday to open bids and discuss a proposed bridge across Shoe creek in Cavour township. Citizens voiced concerns over daily bicycle traffic on sidewalks, urging enforcement of the city ordinance.
Eminent physicians praise progress in medicinal agents while the exposition highlights improvements in the mechanical arts. Syrup of Figs touted as a superior laxative. Miss Anna Wardall of Huron visits Miller as general agent for two books on Jay Gould and global discoveries.
Old fashioned patent medicine advertises Dr Miles pills claiming to regulate liver stomach and nerves. Purports speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles constipation for men women and children. 50 doses 25 cents sample free at D K Bryant’s.
The local board of management urges subscribers to fulfill pledges for the International coursing races. Mitchell has already pledged $800 to the National committee, and supporters will be approached to provide the remaining funds.
Fragmentary ad style note mentions Kemp's Balsam for coughs and colds. References a village, wife, and a bottle of balsam said to cure Aunt Mary's cough. Ends with encouragement to buy at drug stores.
On May 16 Senator Crawford will represent the Erwin church at the convention of Congregational churches in Huron. The May 13 notice names Crawford and the Erwin congregation as participants in the event.
An advertisement announces a supposed cure for deranged female organs by Dr B D Marchisi of Urrca New York. He offers two free bottles to any lady who sends their express and P O address, claiming a positive remedy for many illnesses.
An advertisement touts Stimulate the Blood and RETH'S Prius as purgative diuretic tonics. It claims they cleanse the blood and aid the bowels kidneys and skin. A. S. Bloodgood departs Chicago for Windom New York to visit relatives before traveling to Pennsylvania and the World’s Fair for about three months.
A Family Go asks readers if they have a father mother child or relative with cough throat or lung troubles and offers a free sample bottle from any druggist with the larger size priced at 50 cents or one dollar.
The friends of Robert McNickel and his wife mourn as their youngest child nears death in Winona. James McNickel was called to Winona Tuesday and again Friday, reporting the child at the point of death.
An Indiana specialist Dr Frank lin Miles promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure with testimonials of dramatic improvements for heart disease. A Nebraska resident reports twelve years of illness cured after four bottles. The ad notes availability through D K Bryant and mentions related book recommendations. A Beadle County settler named Kanff, suffering from rsyphhelas, is described as.
A financially embarrassed man, overwhelmed by work and worry, sought a celebrated specialist who advised relief from care and a change of thought. The advice, framed as more charitable than his finances, suggested Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for nervous ailments and general well being, with thousands testifying to cures and a free sample at D K Bryant’s.
News reports a lightning strike on Wednesday near Hawarden, hitting the Ed. Shannon dwelling. Six rooms burned and the house abandoned, but all family members including the editor, his wife, son, daughter in law, and grandchild escaped with only a minor facial scratch to the elder Mrs. Shannon. Neighbors aided, Merlock reported to Haronie. The infant, under three weeks old, remains in the family.
The fourth annual grand lodge session of the Ancient Order of Workmen for North and South Dakota opened in the city at 2 PM with about half the delegates present. Attendance grew to about 125 by evening, as officers and delegates gathered for routine work and supper. The Friday and Saturday sessions reviewed reports, debated jurisdiction, and set membership rules. Dr. E Dickey pressed a dispute over examination fees totaling 850 dollars.
In Milwaukee on May 13 the Frank A. Lappan & Co and the Lappen Furniture Company face serious trouble as Wisconsin National Bank records a $44,000 judgment and A Landauer & Co. a $10,000 claim. Plankinton Bank files an attachment for $219,000 with the sheriff in possession as creditors meet.
Detroit report notes a Paw Paw Michigan source stating a local bank did not open and its managers fled town overnight. About $18,000 in deposits are believed stranded, and citizens rush to salvage funds amid nationwide financial distress affecting Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois banks.
The private banking firm Dwiggins Starbuck and Company of Williamsburg, Cincinnati area, has failed. The assignment was made to D M Atchley at Batavia, the county seat, shortly before midnight, caused by the failure of the Columbia bank of Chicago, of which Mr Dwiggins was director.
Ottawa May 13 Richard J Hornick banker, merchant, and speculator of Grand Ridge has made an assignment. The cause is listed as a run on his bank tied to the financial entanglement of his brother and backer John Hornick of Sioux City Iowa.
A Dunkirk bank owned by Dwiggins, Starbuck & Co. of Chicago failed with losses estimated at least 75,000 dollars. A courier from Dunkirk arrived in Port land on May 13 to announce the collapse and note the impact on their enterprise.
The man bank of Russiaville has closed and is described as a small institution controlled by the Columbia National Bank of Chicago. Officers claim that neither the depositors nor the stockholders will lose anything.
Charlevoix Michigan bankers W P Brown Co operating as the Bank of Charlevoix have made an assignment. No cause for the suspension has yet been announced.
The Ottawa County bank at Elmore a branch of the Chicago Columbia has closed its doors and the bank officials are not to be found.
New York on May 13 Carrie Bruning denies any relation to Carlyle Harris as the motive for Helen Potts murder. Harris’ mysterious visitor was identified by Tombs staff as Carrie Brun or Carrie Jones.
In Wavasaw Wisconsin on May 13 the jury in the State of Wisconsin versus August Hoffman found Hoffman guilty of murder in the third degree for the killing of William Herzog of Sheboygan in the town of Rib Falls.
Detectives moved through Illinois Central yards during the night and found nearly the entire force, including the watchmen and night operator, fast asleep.
The advertisement extols Peruna as a rapid cure for la grippe and its catarrhal aftereffects. It claims the remedy cures acute and chronic catarrh and offers a free treatise from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus, Ohio.
Ivan W. Goodner clerk of the supreme court and his wife traveled through the city Monday bound for Sioux Falls. They will attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows convening there Tuesday.
The Chicago and North-Western Railway issues the North-Western Home Seeker detailing agricultural, mineral, mining, and general passenger information. It lists friends in other states to whom the publication would interest and offers copies free of charge.
Local ad offers horses and ponies for sale with promises of a large sale by June 1st. Includes a threat to kill thirty head if unsold and notes a few small farm loans sought. No clear seller name or location provided.
Mares for fine black style winner of first Minnesota and Dakota state fat will also keep one of the best Shar-bred stallions in the state. I ring the season at my barns on street Joux BE Wanro Huron 8 D head of horses and seid Sat fa orgs on.
Notice states a one day old stray pony pacer with halter and rope missing from A. E. Lazarz in Turton. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Protected location and contact details provided.
A notice lists four stray horses found nine miles southeast of Huron on the James River. Descriptions include a bay three years old with one white hind foot, a gray three years old with one white hind foot, and another gray four-year-old. The owner is sought.
Farmers invited to call and see the Hand somest All-Steel-Light-Weight Header offered by E I Burton general agent at 990 3d Street Huron.
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