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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
3
The note argues cost effectiveness in medicine by two measures cost and effect. It claims the best medicine is that which yields the greatest total effect per person at the lowest expense and seeks a definition of the most economical cure.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying and enriching blood and curing pimples eczema eruptions tiredness loss of appetite and general debility. It claims reliability and satisfaction with a testimonial from Miss Erriz Colonne of Washington DC stating it removes fatigue and boosts energy.
Miss Clare Sylvester left for Denver this morning. Richards Trust Co. in Huron offers loans and farm or city property transactions. Dr. C. Jones runs dental parlors over the James River bank. First National Bank marks twenty years since opening. Union Land and Loan Co promotes loans and farm or city sales. Major John Harding praised as Mix county’s foremost citizen during a HURONITE visit. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised with free samples. 25c per box. Jim Connors opens cigar tobacco fruit and confectioner store in Shelton store. Loud praise for Chamberlain’s tablets again urging readers to try. Nickel Plate road offers low rates to eastern points with first class service and three daily Chicago trains. John Y. Calahan listed as General Agent in Chicago.
The article profiles two one armed pool players from the Chicago and North Western railway, Frank Stewart of Huron South Carolina and Geo Cady of Mankato Minnesota. Stewart shows superiority with left handed play using rails for rests and a triangle frame for longer shots, while Cady lags slightly in performance but remains a skilled competitor.
An advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures all sores burns and wounds including gunshot wounds and piles. It cites testimonials from A S Fuller of English Indiana and Holland Wheeler praising quick healing after trying the product.
The grand lodge A. O. U. W. re elected Grand Master Fred B. Smith from Hecla and Grand Recorder J. D. Lavin of Aberdeen. New officers include P. G. M. W. Sol Star Deadwood, Grand Foreman Geo Schlosser Sioux Falls, Grand Overseer T. M. Simmons Huron, Grand Receiver T. P. Blain Ashton. The lodge adjourned Wednesday after a very interesting meeting.
It saved his leg says P A Danforth of La Grange Georgia after six months of a frightful running sore. The salve heals ulcers piles and wounds and is guaranteed to cure. Only 25c. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
The Republican state convention has 1129 delegates. Counties listed have held conventions and instructed their delegations to vote for endorsing Senator Kittredge as the party’s United States senate nominee.
Do not neglect coughs and colds in spring. One Minute Cough Cure claims to remove danger and act instantly for coughs colds croup grip bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. Postmaster G O Dawson Barr Illinois endorses it as the best medicine and a saver of sickness. Children favor it.
First National Bank of Pierre president C Bennett visited Huron on Friday. Lena Sheppard takes a cashier post at Winter Lee’s. Major General C O Howard will speak at the Epworth assembly in Huron on July 4. Vander Las reports travel from Chicago to New York. School board rehires Misses Fuller and Vandersteen after protracted support. Rocky Mountain Tea ad claims bold effects. Samuel Rodman of Hibbard Rodman Ely arrives for bankers meeting next week.
The new half mile track at the fair grounds is complete and open for use to pack the soil. Fair management urges all to participate in driving events through Monday night, with Huron horsemen expected to set fast times as the course settles.
Ad for taxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promises a refund if they fail to cure. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and costs 25 cents.
William Niestadt and Lizzie Marie Kopitzke wed Wednesday at 3 pm with Rev. H D Wiard officiating at the Congregational church. Best man was John Niestadt and bridesmaid Pearl DeLong. A reception at the Gascoigne home on Nebraska street followed by a wedding supper and evening dancing. The Huronite offers congratulations and wishes for a long, happy life.
Beadle county Republicans meet in Beadle county to endorse Gov Herreid for renomination and back Senators Gamble and Kittredge Representatives Burke and Martin. Delegation supports J F Halladay for state auditor and D H Smith for railroad commissioner.
Levanna Ohio mail carrier Burnett Mann recalls years of kidney trouble with dull back pain and fatigue. After six bottles of Electric Bitters he says he was cured and felt renewed, praising the tonic as unrivaled for liver stomach and bowel regulation. Phrase mentions Holland Wheeler endorsement.
Real estate man J R Holly of Macomb Illinois reports his wife found perfect relief from a severe chronic stomach problem after using Kedol Dyspepsia Cure. He notes prior doctor and remedy failures and says the medicine digests any food without dieting. Holland Wheeler.
Rev L H Coulton of Greenville Kansas endorses Dr Warner s White Wine of Tar Syrup as a speedy cure for throat and lung troubles after it has been used in his family. Product offered for sale by A J Bick.
John H Lapier died Monday May 19 at his son L Lapier’s home. Born December 13 1819 in Utica New York he moved through Dubuque and Jewell counties before settling in Huron in 1899. Survived by four sons and two daughters: Milen Lucian Edgar Fayette Lapier and Mrs Lolla Cleland Lora Maxwell. Remains to be taken to Jewell County Kansas for burial.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with a pay if not, offered at 25 cents. This vintage ad presents a bold promise of rapid relief and a small price, typical of early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
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