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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
3
A Boston woman suffers dyspepsia for six years with poor appetite sour stomach and headaches. After trying other medicines in vain two bottles of Hood s Sarsaparilla restored her health and she is now well. The niece of Frank Fay at 106 N St South Boston Mass is named as the patient.
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a guaranteed remedy and urges immediate purchase before condition worsens. It emphasizes relief from illness with a single bottle, urging prompt action.
Multiple short items record visitors and locals in Huron including Dean Sheehan Elkton Father O Neill Pierre and Father Desmond. Frank Crane from Pierre and Postmaster Dowell also present. Mentions Paint sales DeWitts Little Early Risers and railroad official P F Luckey visiting. Notes lands added to assessed valuation. Includes a croup remedy testimonial and Miss Jennie Douglas assisting in the special edition copying.
A promotional note claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieves indigestion by digesting food without stomach aid. It asserts many suffer fullness after meals, belching, and sour stomach, and credits Holland Wheeler A. J. Bick & Co. and P. H. Dunning.
In Justice Brockway court papers show B. A. Loveland suing Clarence N McKlvane for immediate possession of a dwelling at Third and Idaho and to recover 61.35 rent due plus costs of the suit.
A Fast Bicycle Rider Will often receive painful cuts sprains or bruises from accidents. Bucklen's Amica Salve will kill the mud and heal the injury. Cures one chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by Holland Wheeler, druggier.
Office receipts run about 20 dollars daily as the register of deeds records shift from mortgages to warranty deeds. The past days show a rising abstract of business with entries including 4 mortgages and 15 deeds on a given day, reflecting a booming real estate transfer activity.
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced dangerous gall stones and worsening jaundice after doctors failed. A surgeon warned that only one operation could save her life. She then used Electric Bitters and was wholly cured, hailed as a wonderful remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues. Available from Holland Wheeler druggist for 50cc Guaranteed.
Mr J C Hoover, a prominent farmer and stock-grower from Theresa township, returned from Chicago with two carloads of corn-fed steers he raised. He netted 1526 dollars at 4 70 per cwt. Hoover’s Ther esa farm is a model operation with solid buildings. Prof G M Lynch bought the Wilcox dwelling on the corner of Dakota avenue and Tenth street in Sterling’s addition, now vacated by Prof J W Smith.
An advertisement for Dr. King's New Life Pills promises a keen clear mind and increased ambition, with the pills costing 25 cents per box. Sold by Holland Wheeler, a local druggist.
Huron and De Smet baseball teams may meet at De Smet on Memorial Day with a likely game next ten days. Wolsey kids challenge Huron for a city game. Aberdeen golf team may visit for an Aberdeen match then a return series here. Scores on Aberdeen links include records by Mrs Beard and Prof Dunlevy in nine holes. Local figures travel or relocate for work or news.
A fragment explains how people reportedly gain flesh by taking one ounce of Scott's Emulsion daily. The text notes an ounce seemingly triggers digestion, helping the patient absorb ordinary food to gain weight.
The contest pits Mr Jumper and E V Rhoades against Harry Rhoades and C Boyd Barrett Jr with Barrett’s side winning. Mrs Beard and Prof Dunlevy face Miss Elliott and Mr Barrett in a follow up match. The交流 match is billed as highly competitive since Barrett’s team has yet to be challenged closely by the others.
Witness T L Martin of Dixie Kentucky testifies to severe coughing and throat pain before using Dr King's New Discovery which he praises as the greatest remedy for coughs colds and throat chest and lung troubles. He notes instant relief and four years of family use with a guaranteed bottle at 50 cents or 1.00 sold by Holland Wheeler druggist.
Promotes Cascarine for biliousness constipation and dyspepsia with money back guarantee. 50 cent price. Sample and diet book offered for 10 cents in stamps. Rea Bros and Co Minneapolis Minn advertise pharmaceutical product.
The Modern Woodmen of Beadle County schedule an annual picnic at Ward's Grove on June 12. The Old Settlers of Pearl Creek township hold a reunion and picnic in Alley’s Grove on June 7. Alley’s Grove lies in south Pearl Creek near the county line. The Huron College ladies’ fair and exhibition is set for September 4 to 6 to benefit the college.
A vintage advert promotes Allen's Foot-Case powder to ease tight shoes and bunions. It claims instant relief for coins and bunions and prevents sweating and sore spots. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a trial package free by mail to address in LeRoy New York.
A Wolsey and Huron train today forms a cattle consignment for Chicago. The load includes seven carloads of gold-bringers, plus shipments from Jas Marian, R. W. Clark, and Grant Wharton totaling several dozen head. At $4.65 market price, the ensemble would bring about $70 per head.
The notice explains a cough signals possible diseases like consumption or bronchitis and should be treated early. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing coughing causes, offering a money back guarantee if not beneficial and noting its availability from all druggists.
The Hitchcock News reports Memorial day to be observed in Hitchcock with Rev J P Jenkins of Huron delivering the sermon and Pres French of Huron College preaching the memorial sermon next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. John Johnson now employed at the railroad shops in Huron. Altoona approves 800 special taxation to fund sinking an artesian well with no dissent.
Advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier tonic curing cancer scrofula rheumatism chronic sores eczema psoriasis and contagious blood poison. It cites fifty years of cures and a large medical correspondence while inviting readers to consult its department for cases.
The Huronite argues for strict action over Pierre small pox spread, cites cases in Brookings linked to Pierre, and urges quarantine to prevent further exposure. It notes a depot transmission and mentions people traveling from Pierre to Hayward, Wis. Public notices and ads follow.
Geo E Cary editor of the Guide Washington Va recounts a severe ankle sprain cured by Chamberlains Pain Balm. He notes swift relief and complete recovery after trying several medicines, and adds his family had frost bitten feet treated with the same liniment. Sold by all druggists.
Ex-Supt J 8 Oliver from Chicago greets friends in town while Miss J L Cressey, now in Des Moines, sold 160 acres in Carlisle township. Chaplain C M Daley to deliver memorial service in Carthage. Rev Geo A Cressey visits from Morgan Park Ill. ads tout Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and Rocky Mountain Tea. Laura A Nichols receives word of sister's illness in Chicago and heads there.
Delegates from this city and county to the grand lodge of the O of F and the state assembly of the Rebekahs returned Friday evening. J. B. Sharp of Rapid City was chosen grand master and Harvey J. Rice of this city re-elected grand secretary. Mrs. Maud I. Benedict of Custer was chosen president and Mrs. Ella Kingery of Parker secretary. Blanche Spaulding of this city was chosen inside guardian. The next grand encampment will meet at Lead.
Ely's Cream Balm is praised as a cleansing and healing remedy for catarrh and nasal discharge. It claims quick relief from cold in the head, with improvements in voice and hearing as mucus drops, offered for 50 cents at druggists or by mail. J W Bele, attorney, Monmouth Illinois, endorses its effectiveness.
Uncalled letters at the Huron postoffice for the week ending May 11 include Adams Mrs Francis Cross A G Dunbar W F Hannon George J Hail Mrs John E Luby James Lake Della Nordland W A Pierce Rean Robbins P Stirgin F St Clair Dr Roy Stillman N F Shaw W J Sontag Jas E Simpson J Sketzer Guy Cas. N Cooper Postmaster. Richards Trust Co. of Huron offers land loans and farm services.
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