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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
6
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure claiming to cure alcoholism as a disease. It promises easy self treatment at home, with discreet use in tea or coffee and guaranteed results. Sold for one dollar with full directions and optional physician advice, shipped worldwide from Philadelphia.
City council at bi weekly session planned another well to aid water supply. A 3 inch well feasibility will be studied by the committee, with sinking expected in two to three months. In the Myers versus City of Huron case an execution for 230 dollars was issued after cost totaling 231.91 was approved for payment.
An advertisement for Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure claims a free sample treatment and cure with quick relief. It is offered by Rea Bros. & Co. of Minneapolis Minnesota with bookmailed information.
The Printers of Huron lost to Sauer's cigar makers by 13 to 6 on Friday afternoon. Huntington pitched well and Hollister starred in fielding and batting, while the printers’ batting and defense were largely outmatched. The printers joked they could win next time if they could remove Sauer’s first baseman.
An old remedy for teething, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is advertised as soothing the child and easing gums, curing wind colic and diarrhoea. Bottles priced at twenty five cents.
For sale a mounted well boring rig with four augers and rods for 120 feet, bore depth 150 feet. a four horse drilling rig that has bored 900 feet. a gasoline power drilling rig with 1150 feet depth and one above rigs capable of 1500 feet. Sold to responsible parties on time. F H Houron Huron SD.
A party of about fifty Huron college students and local dramatic club members returned Friday from the Intercollegiate athletic and oratorical contest at Mitchell. The Niobe production at the Mitchell auditorium drew high praise with Miss Lynch and Mr. Schnepper as Niobe and Dunn delivering strong performances.
Beadle county Modern Woodmen of America will picnic at Ward's grove two miles north of the city on Wednesday June 12. Committees have been chosen to run the event with grounds, advertising, speakers and music, athletic sports, and privileges assigned to named members.
An 19th century style advertisement promises a $100 reward for an incurable case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney Co of Toledo as proprietors and endorsers West Truax Walding Kinman Marvin wholesale druggists and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with price 75 cents per bottle and free testimonials.
The South Dakota Epworth League announces its annual summer meeting set for Huron from July 2 to 9. The finance committee already has about 80 dollars pledged, with further fundraising to follow, as committees plan program engagements to be announced later.
Masury paints lead the U S market with higher sales than all other brands combined. C H Longstaff is the supplier selling Masury paints in the region.
The Cherokee Herald changes hands with Doe I. Crawford selling the plant to John Vanderwicken of Remsen. Crawford will devote full time to lecturing after returning from Europe, leveraging his wide information and engaging speaking style. The writer notes the desire to pursue other pursuits beyond running a rural paper.
J J Salisbury advertises Steel's Evergreen sweet corn seed at one dollar per bushel. The note identifies seller J J Salisbury as the contact for procurement.
E. E. Mies seeks cattle to herd and pasture for a season at the Caldwell ranch located seven miles northwest of Huron. The notice requests animals suitable for grazing and occupancy for the forthcoming season.
I will herd cattle for 31.00 per head for the season or fractional part there of Large range good feed plenty of water from an artesian well Season closes Nov 1 1901 Call on me on Section 18 Broadland township Johnson Oadland S D P O Box 74
Chicago to Buffalo and New York service highlighted for the Pan American Exposition. Nickel Plate describes modern trains with dining and Pullman cars, meals priced to thirty five cents to one dollar, and no excess fares. Offices in Chicago and Buffalo arrange accommodations for visitors. John Y Calahan serves as general agent.
The transport Sherman, three quarters repaired at Union Iron Works when a machinists strike began, will be sent to Mare Island Navy Yard for completion. It had been scheduled to sail for Manila on June 15, now impossible. Risdon Fulton and National Iron Works posted notices paying workers out on Monday, seen as a virtual discharge.
Excursion rates via the North Western line take effect May 1 with special low rate tickets available on Tuesdays and favorable return limits. Direct connections at Chicago link to Buffalo with fast trains on all lines. An illustrated booklet is mailed on receipt of two cents postage to W. B. Kniskern, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago.
From Huron to St Paul and back 11 28 via the North Western line. Excursion tickets good May 27 28 30 31 June 2 and 3 with return by June 15 or by July 15 on special conditions. Apply to Chicago North Western railway agents.
Local notice seeks real estate listings in South Dakota east of the Missouri River. The writer aims to engage in cattle ranches and dairy farm lands and invites safe, reasonable price offers via Joan H. Kina in Huron, South Dakota.
The next regular examination for prospective public school teachers will be held at the courthouse in Huron SD on Friday and Saturday June 7 and 8 1901 starting at 8 oclock a.m. Applicants must have at least eight years rural school experience or a thorough review thereof. Only third grade certificates will be issued to late applicants after the first exam papers are finished. S F Corley County Superintendent of Schools.
The Chicago & North Western Railway introduces dining cars on the North Western route to Chicago. Trains depart Chicago at 7 30 P M and arrive 8 34 A M with breakfast and luncheon served a la carte from Eagle Grove to Centreville S D 1 42 Pm eastbound service from Centreville to Eagle Grove 3 12 Pm with breakfast into Chicago. Contact agents for full information.
Brockway notes next sale day is the first Saturday in June Jane 1 and urges bringing items to dispose. He adds later market days will draw more interest as the season progresses.
Ten work horses one imported Clyde stallion and several fresh milch cows are kept at my stables in Huron. Joan E Ward.
A house and lot in East Huron offered at a low price. Contact J. H. Miller or visit Suits farm. Ash and box-elder trees available four to ten feet tall for cheap sale. Inquiries to M. Murray in Huron.
Reports from Thief River Falls Minnesota dated May 27 describe a wholesale slaughter of moose by Indians east of the reservation around Tamarac river. Canoes arrive at the lake loaded with moose and deer carcasses as whites face strict game laws, leaving Indians with a monopoly on the hunt and threatening local moose extinction in the Red Lake country.
The minority report of the committee on relations was rejected 19 to 9 in the constitutional convention at Havana on May 27. Senor Zayas called the report too conservative and did not accept it, with a possibility he may sway two more Conservative delegates.
Nickel Plate Road sells round trip excursion tickets Chicago to Buffalo for 13 dollars each Tuesday in May the 7th 14th 21st and 28th return valid to midnight Saturday after sale. Trains depart Chicago 10 35 AM 2 30 PM and 10 30 PM arriving Buffalo 2 05 AM 7 00 AM and 4 45 PM respectively. Through vestibuled sleeping cars, meals priced 35 cents to 1 dollar. Tickets and information at Chicago City Ticket Office 111 Adams Street or General Agent John Y Calahan 111 Adams Street Chicago. Phone Central 2057. Chicago depot Van Buren Street and Pacific Avenue.
Advertisement for Randenbush Musical Supply House offering musical instruments from piano to cornets at wholesale costs. Promises illustrations and complete descriptions with wholesale pricing via mail order from the Randenbush Building location.
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