Fine corn growing weather and local notes
Huron features include corn recovering from frost and strong growth. Huron Building and Loan elects H. A. Maxfield as secretary. various visitors from Brookings New York Ak Ron and Winona Lumber attend. Population events include a Beadle county populist convention upcoming and a baby arrival at the Nesser home. Local improvements on First street delight Landlord Dinneen. Shiloh’s Vitalizer praised for health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.A. Maxfield
Huron Building & ‘Loan Association
Beadle County
First Street
Dinneen
John Nesser
Otie Botsford
Winona Lumber Company
Huron
Hood
Consolidated Land & Irrigation Co
Brown & Richards Co
School Census Urges Complete Count for Funds
Mr. Bayard Beach, secretary of the city school board, leads a push to record every child aged six to twenty one in the city. Accurate tallies determine state school funds. report any missing names to Beach and avoid counting under six or over twenty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Beach
Samuel
Beach
Paradise Lost and a Cure All for Feminine Ailments
An 1860s era clipping blends poetry with a testimonial. A Forsyth County reader praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery claiming his wife recovered after six bottles, with a ministerial signature. It also notes church delegate travel incentives and remarks on political chatter about Pettigrew and party fusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Paradise
Dr. Pierce
Donnoha
Forsyth Co
N. C
R. V. Pierce
Rev
T. H. Stimpson
Huronite notices and unclaimed letters list week ending May 26
The Huronite prints a notice of unclaimed letters at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending May 26. Names listed include Bedford F C Loftus Anthony Herzog E a Pefferson Mrs Mary White John R and others with instructions to call and pay one cent and refer to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron, South Dakota
Poinct
Bedford
F.C
Loftus
Anthony
Herzog
E. A
Pefferson
Mary. White
John R
HfRon- Ite
J. B. Conan
P M
Syrup of Figs Heralded as Superior Medicinal Laxative
The article extols the Syrup of Figs for advancing the mechanical arts and medicine noting eminent physicians praise its progress as a strengthening laxative and superior to all others in its field.
Private Mention Describes Local Descriptive Writers
A local note praises teachers and youths for their vivid descriptive writing. It urges contributors to submit three or more pages in the morning to aid printer preparation, joking about transfer limits and urging timely delivery for the Horonire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horonire
Allcock's Porous Plasters and Brandreth's Pills Ad
The ad urges men to use Allcock's Porous Plasters to relieve back pain stiffness and muscle soreness arguing they prolong life by easing constant strain. It claims immediate relief from pains and notes a small cost. Brandreth's Pills are promoted to cure indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allcock
Brandreth
Bishop Hare wary of church dance notice in South Dakota press
The May issue of Church News cites a local notice about a Guild dancing party at the Opera House with Brookings orchestra, ice cream and cake for 15 cents, tickets 1. A Huron lady says the event is controversial and conflicts with church views, prompting several withdrawals from the society amid rising tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church News
Hare
South Dakota
Brookings Orchestra
Huron Guild
Marking the Lambs and the Good Shepherd Lesson
In a Sunday school lesson on the Good Shepherd a boy explains how the shepherd knows his sheep. He says some are marked with red chalk, illustrating distinguishing marks and health indicators just as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cleanse taints and humors shown by diseases like scrofula tumors and ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Given
Smith
Sunday School Association
E. H. Grant
Wessington
King S. Taylor
Taylor
King
Senator Pettigrew
King S
Shephard
Washington
Dr. Pierce
Russian thistle concerns raised by agriculture official
An Agriculture Department investigator Mr Hayes notes a smaller complaint than in North Dakota. He agrees with the Huronate that fears about the weed are exaggerated. Frost, water, timely plowing, mowing all kill it. It is not a sure crop here, but when it flourishes it spreads and becomes a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hayes
Agricultural Department
North Dakota
Marriage of Robert Chenoweth and Myra Burgess at Hitchcock
A happy social event in Hitchcock marked the marriage of Robert Chenoweth, bank cashier, to Miss Myra Burgess, daughter of Hon. E G Burgess. They departed for Virginia for two months, with many friends offering congratulations. Also notes on Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a medical cure book offer appear in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Robert ¥. Chenoweth
Bank of Hitchcock
Myra E. Burgess
E.G. Burgess
W. J. Hill
State Printers and Binders Scoop At State Bid
A local notice praises fair bidding for state printing and binding contracts. The piece condemns profiteering and urges consistent terms for all customers, promising honest rates and welcoming the public to use printer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huroxirz
Huronirz
Sioux Falls
American tariffs booklet revised by tariff league
The American Tariff League has updated and re issued the 96 page work American tariffs from Plymouth Rock to McKinley. It offers complete tariff information and is available for 10 cents by mailing to Wilbur F. Wakeman General Secretary No 135 Westada St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lymouth Rock
McKinley
Plymouth Rock
American Protective Tariff League
Wilbur F. Wakeman
Westada St
New York
Epworth Campers Plan State Meeting at Wessington Springs
Epworth League organizers plan a state meeting at Wessington Springs with camping including tents provisions and social activities. Asher Pay appears to be the main source of information and urges early ticket and cooking-chance reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Liague
Wessington Springs
Asher Pay
Rebuilding Talk Aims at Wright House Site Ruin
The community eyes restoring the Wright House ruin as a profitable property after its unsightly neglect. Irrigation plans are discussed with Mr Bartholomew, soon to begin instruction under the Agricultural College, aiming for a definite work plan next week with state engineer involvement. Tourist excursion tickets at reduced rates to major summer resorts are on sale via the Chicago and North Western Railway for agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright House
Bartholomew
Agricultural College
Len Melville
Authorities College
State Engineer of
Barthiolomew
United States
Chicago & Norjh-Western Railway
Mitchell
S. D
North-Western
Chicago & North- Western R.v
Opportunity to visit eastern friends via low-rate excursions
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers low rate excursions for May 8 and May 29, 1894. Forward names and addresses of eastern friends to W A Thrall General Passenger and Ticket Agent Chicago NL to receive a circular with rates and full details promptly mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North-Western Railway
W. A. Thrall
Passeng
North-Western
Chicago
Chear Lake Park Season Promises Popular Northern Iowa Attractions
A new season at Chear Lake Park features lectures by noted speakers, camp meetings, band concerts, and a variety of events at this popular Northern Iowa summer resort. Details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chear Lake Park
America
Candidate for county superintendent of schools named
A correspondent urges Mr. O H Davis as a candidate for county superintendent of schools praising Mr Nickell and noting Davis has long teaching experience. The writer discloses support while urging public accountability for signed communications. Rev T M Shanafelt departs for a month long church mission circuit through South Dakota attend associations and pastor ordinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Davis
Huronrrz
Nickell
A. H. Davis
Utah Street
New York
New Jersey
Davis
Cheap Excursions for Home Seekers on Northwestern Line
May 8 and 29 sales offer round trip Home Seekers Excursion tickets to Northwestern Iowa, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Manitoba, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, and Montana with 30 day return windows and stopovers. Reduced rates apply for Mitchell and De Smet events, plus half fare round trips on May 29 to Minnesota Dakota and Montana via Great Northern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North- Western Line
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Manitoba
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Dakota
Great Northern Railway
Ited River
Flathead
New Placer
Glasgow
Chinook
Havre
St. Paul
Death of Col. Laird on Sioux City Rail Journey
Pierre Ospital, May 26, reports Col. Laird died on the train about thirty miles from Sioux City. An early settler and the first postmaster of the city, he had hundreds of friends across the northwest and had been in failing health for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Ospital
Col. Laird
Sioux City
Northwest
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. N. Brown
City
R. O. Richards
Coxey
Karl
T. M. Shanafelt
Akron
Southern Dakota Baptist Association
C. J. Ryder
American Missionary Society
Messie
Hall
Burgess
Mrs
Pierce
T. S. Hawkins
Chattanooga, Fenn
C. H. Taylor
Yankton
Pinkham
Mr. Taylor
W. E. Williams
Tyndall
O. A. Terpenning
J. C O. Kiemme
Lewis Baker
Mas
J. Buck
Thoham
Beck
World’s Dispensary Medical Ass
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Epworth Campers
Wright
Baptist Missions
Southern Dakota Association
Big Springs
Scandinavian Association
Northern Association
Watertown
Northwestern
Aberdeen
Shanafelt
G. A. RK
de Smet
Chicago & North-Western R.y
Shiloh
Chiloh
William Chilem
Wisconsin St
Treadway
East No
Mail and Express
West No
Express
South
North No
Monroes
Montana, and
Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Crockatyn
Benson
Spokane
Seattle
Padde Custerine
Palace
Wae
SPSL
Chimcago
St. Louis
Rocky and
Cascade Mountains
Daya Chance
Puget Sound
California
Alaska
Japan
China
Bonner’s
Koccantiver
Lake Pointe
Wanatchee
Wash
Lake Chelan
Upper Columbia
Eel
Ticketa
Water North
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