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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1896
Page
3
A class of 97 from Huron high school hosted a witch themed party at Hon. Geo. W. Sterling’s home. Twenty one black witches performed from a Gypsy tent set with broom tripod and caldron. Lena Silver read Tam O Shanter while a large wizard urged unity.
The ad promotes Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming soothing effects and diarrhea relief at twenty five cents a bottle. A work train will run on the Great Northern line between this city and Benson Minnesota in a few days with repairs to road bed culverts and bridges to employ many men.
Mrs. R. L. Lamson of Fairmount Illinois praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a complete cure for muscular rheumatism and aches. She keeps it at home for quick relief and recommends it. Sold by all druggists.
Four prairie wagons carrying families of Dr W L Brown five members G A Lance five members and W M Morgan three members moved through Kingsbury county on Friday morning. They traveled from Lake Preston toward Arizona and may return if no suitable home is found. Friends expect their return soon.
The I O O F grand lodge elected officers with Ivan W. Goodner as Grand Master Pierre as deputy grand master Peter Marquart Madison L. Lostutter Iroquois H J Rice Huron D H Campbell Brookings T H Bach Hurley as representative to sovereign grand lodge. Rebekah officers were Grace Sutphen president Florence M. Jones vice president Helen Baker secretary Hannah Cripps treasurer Iroquois. Meetings set for Aberdeen.
In the May 20 Huronitre a correction defends Constable J B Woomer noting his foreclosure of the Melville mortgage was honorable. The writer confirms the property was as described and clears Coomer of blame, stating he acted to recover the mare to care for her young colt.
G Cailouette a Beaversville druggist credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after La Grippe left him near death. He says three bottles cured him and he keeps it in stock. Free trials at D K Bryant’s Drug Store.
How to Treat a Wife advises patience in marriage and avoiding a clouded brow at home. It suggests kind words and a gentle demeanor as cures to worrisome moods, then promotes keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house for the wife’s health, claiming it is the best and commonly sold by druggists.
A large audience watched the first lady minstrel company perform with concealed identities, plantation melodies, dances, jokes and a quartet of four little performers. The skirt dance drew praise and the show was a financial and artistic success.
An ad asserts health as a happiest word and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for lung disease scrofula bronchitis asthma cough heart disease fever dropsy and other illnesses. The copy touts the remedy's wide range and claims renewed health for many.
Charles Stowe nearly 73 died Friday morning at his Dakota avenue home in the presence of his wife and children after a paralytic illness and a buggy accident. He served as a private in company E 188th New York infantry and was a longtime G A R member. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from the Presbyterian church under Grand Army Post direction. The Beadle county delegation to the Aberdeen Democratic state convention reported factions over sound money policy, with Ram sey of Woonsocket chosen for national convention duties amid proxy disputes and party lines.
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Charles Stowe under the direction of the G A R of which he was a member. Rev J W Marshall preached the sermon. Interment followed in the soldiers burial plot in Riverside.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal cure for headaches and habitual sick headaches. It claims relief for habitual constipation by toning the bowels and urges readers to try a bottle at D. K. Bryant's Drug Store priced fifty cents to one dollar.
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