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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1895
Page
8
Yankton reservation game started by Charley Merritt. Several dignitaries and residents visit Huron. frost damage minimal statewide. Memorial sermon announced in Sioux Falls. social at Presbyterian church. Aspinwall of Wahpeton guest of Works family. various travels and civic notes from Huron and Redfield.
An adjourned citizens meeting in Grand Army hall with Mayor Myers presiding reports progress for a July 4 celebration. Possible keynote speaker Senator Allison of Iowa, varied amusements include baseball races greased pole hogs and odd contests. Old soldiers prepare encampment July 3 for three days with the Three Graces and tents a pavilion and arms. Local support urged for a grand observance.
For Sale. Choice German Millet Seed and Da kota grown Seed Corn plus Early Ohio Potatoes offered by G. W. Lonestarr.
The Pioneer Cheese factory in Theresa township is active and thriving under the oversight of £. M. Holbrook of Conveneur, New York. Dal top, a cheese expert, serves as superintendent with plans to produce full cream cheese. Milk receipts Friday exceeded 3 000 pounds, up 300 to 500 pounds daily, attracting increasing patronage and attention from dealers in Minneapolis Chicago and Sioux City.
The North Western Line offers round trip excursion tickets from South Dakota stations to Hot Springs for one fare, valid thirty days. Personal direction by Mr Gee Schlosser of Aberdeen. Tickets and full information from Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
Beadle County announces teachers examination dates by the Beadle County Normals Institute. The regular exam for candidates seeking public school teaching positions will be held June 7 1895 and again June 27 28 1895 at the High School building in Huron South Dakota. Olver P Myers is County Superintendent of Schools Beadle County.
The article promotes using Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims the remedy soothes the child softens the gums relieves pain cures wind colic and handles diarrhea. The bottle price is twenty five cents.
D H McDonald Co prepared to buy wool at all times. They pay the highest market price and provide free sacks. Office on Dakota avenue, Haran Street. De Van L Ross is the agent.
All dogs found running at large after June 15 without a 1895 tag will be destroyed. Untagged dogs caught incur 50 cents extra pounding fee by ordinance. Tags available from John Westdah city clerk. P. F. Bussey Marshal.
Tomato plants raised by Joy Bros come in batches from dozens to thousands, highlighting the growers' scale and abundance.
Estray came to my place on southwest quarter section 26 109-59 about April 24 1885. Two bay mares with baiters on weigh about a thousand pounds each and are branded on the left shoulder P. E. One has a white forehead spot and the other a facial stripe. Owner may reclaim by paying charges. M. E. Harmon
Three stallions listed with pedigrees and eligibility terms. Dominic an No. 7909 Standardbred by Acolyte Onward 1411 Hambletonian 10, Venice dam by Cuyler Hambletonian 10. Norman Chief 4255 A French Draft by French Victor 6088 17 hands 2000 pounds, Dam Marie Keet 1608. Scotch three year old Shire dark bay 16 hands 1600 weight. Terms to insure 20 15 10 dollars. See horses and colts at stables on Third street Joux E Warp.
Sal Lake May 20 The silver convention created a permanent body named the Bimetallic Union to promote bimetallism at the 16 to 1 ratio. It will spread the doctrine through documents meetings and other suitable methods.
Jefferson City Missouri May 20 Secretary Reveley of the Democratic state central committee says the committee has taken no action to call a Democratic state silver convention and that there is no belief it favors free coinage of silver.
Frost in the Euclid grove belt destroys over two thirds of the grape crop. Estimated loss to growers in the Euclid district runs to about 500000 dollars.
Martins Ferry Ohio May 18 Several coal trains on the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling road were stoned by strikers and trouble is feared. The road hauls about 100 carloads of West Virginia coal daily to Ohio markets.
Incorporated a railroad in Milwaukee on May 18 with capital stock of 1,000,000. Articles filed with the secretary of state in Madison.
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