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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1896
Page
8
Local agency in Huron South Dakota representing Leading Companies invites inquiries. Office located in the New Hotel Building seeks a share of patronage from residents needing insurance services.
Attorney at law with office over First National Bank in Huron offers services in civil and criminal matters across all courts.
Attorney at law with offices over Opera House Sluron South Huron Lauth Dakota and over National Bank Dakota with weekly hours Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday. Swing by for dental bridge work and fillings at low prices with three year guarantee. distant clients asked to drop a card beforehand.
Reports from Huron include Reed's wood yard offerings and M Booth's window curtains. Local visitors from Miller and Fargo attend events while Ham's Daughters perform Friday in the opera house. The class of 97 to entertain 96, plus church leaders attend the Congregational meeting in Pierre.
Local notices report the Remenyi Concert Company drawing strong crowds this season with standing room only. A concert is slated for Friday June 12 at the city opera house, while other items note Sheriff Longstaff’s injunction action against a blind pig in Wessington and various regional political and educational updates.
A telegram from Prof Moore to S W Glenn announces Don V Barney of this city has been appointed assistant observer in the weather bureau and will be assigned to Mobile Alabama. Friends here regard it as gratifying news noting his two years in the local office under Mr Glenn and the training that led to his examination success. Burney, meanwhile, has been in Chicago for study and will visit before starting duties in Mobile.
Editor Morrison of Worthington Indiana extols Electric Bitters as a rare tonic for constipation sick headache and general health. Mrs Annie Stehle of Chicago recovered from poor appetite backache and fatigue after six bottles. Available at D K Bryant's Drug Store priced 50 cents and 1.00.
Advertises a full range of men’s furnishing goods available at M. Boora's. The notice highlights complete stock and variety for gentlemen seeking attire and accessories.
A well known disciple of Black stone and a Dakota avenue restaurant owner fled a prairie wolf on the prairie last Lord's day. They ran to town in a 2:40 gait, unshod and breathless, with the wolf vanishing on the prairie. Also reported is a horse seizure in Clyde township to satisfy a note, drawing local business men to bond to protect Denning’s family and halt foreclosures.
Mayor Hutchinson and most aldermen met with B M Rowley standing in for Clerk Bunt. The marshal salary rose to 50 cents per day, bills were referred to finance, bicycle lamp repeal failed, an anti littering ordinance passed with fines, and the city attorney was told to contact ex treasurer Patterson to settle the treasurer's accounts.
A patient from Doland South Dakota declares recovery from consumption after using White Wine of Tar Syrup from Dr. C. D. Warner of Coldwater Michigan. He reports taking 14 cent bottles and being cured, urging others to try the remedy.
The North Western Line offers excursion tickets to Pittsburgh on May 24 and 25 at one fare round trip with return by May 30 1896. For tickets and full details contact agents in Chicago and North Western Bay. Insure crops against bail with J C Klemme of Huron SD.
Kirke W. Wheeler announces his candidacy for State Senator in Beadle County and asks Republicans at the June 23 1896 primaries for support. He pledges to back majority county measures and to advocate John A. Pickler for U S Senate with no reservations if elected, challenging rivals to publish their stances publicly.
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