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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
2
Captain J. P. Davis returns from Falls. election talk and county planning noted. C C Johnson daughter injures elbow. W Longstaff visits Hurons. cattle traffic slows post election. Hood's Sarsaparilla ads intersperse with local notices and Miss Emmet Cook W R C tour updates.
Early returns show the Dispensary amendment losing across several counties. Counts from major counties indicate strong opposition, with the Black Hills reporting a sizable anti-Dispensary majority and overall statewide votes expected to widen the margin.
Rev C A Brand received word of the death of Robert O Norris here several months as vocal music instructor and founder of the Kuron School of Music. Norris left to aid his brother, a consumption victim, to Arizona where his brother died in February. Norris, stricken with a similar disease, died in Phoenix on November 4.
Mr. H. H. Black of Grahamsville uses Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat his five year old son who suffers recurring croup. He reports the remedy dissolves mucus and prevents progression with safe dosing for both infant and adult. Sold by Wheeler's Drag Store.
A veteran grocer known as Hutchinson of South Dakota in a hotel clash with a young salesman ends with a street scuffle and the veteran delivering orders for twelve cents postage. The piece credits Hutchinson as a leading exponent of Reid Murdoch methods in the grocery trade.
A Poteau Arkansas man Mr E S Hbipps reports using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and says it cured him of bloody flux. He extols its quick cures and broad popularity, noting it is sold by Wheeler's Drug.
John Simmons of Carlyle township visited Huron on Monday and noted his farming success. He produced large yields this year including 000 bushels of potatoes 1100 bushels of corn and 1400 bushels of wheat using one team and a hired man for about three months. He also sold 8400 dollars worth of poultry eggs butter and other produce and plans to retire, having secured a comfortable living from farming in South Dakota.
To remove a corn or bunion soak then tear down without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. A corn plaster protects the shoe. Also sold as a general liniment for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism at Wheeler's Drug Store.
Official county canvass shows votes for presidential electors McKinley 1220 Bryan 915. Congress candidates Barke 1190 Martin 1190 Moore 925 Lee 953. Governor Herreid 1197 Lien 934. State senator Vance 1172 Hinckley 1. House Wilmarth 1124 Davis 1137 Murphy 1026 Hatfield 979. Judge Kemp 1198 Ohlwine. Auditor Munson 1150 Dinneen. Register Klemme 1195 Martin 941. County treasurer Mahaffy 1143 Medbery 1033. Sheriff Kerr 1155 Clark 1013. Clerk Pay 1250 White 907. States attorney Burtt 1073 Simmons 1096. Supt. Coarley 1149 Barker 1029. Justices Vanderburg 1209 Curtis 1186 Cock 1172 Gee 120 Van Daisem 924 Daugherty 924 Van Voortis 929 Rudy 92. Commissioner dist 1 Haigh 140 Tyrrell 168. Dispensary Yes 1006 No 984. School moneys Yes 58 No 327.
Official Beadle County election returns aside, Dorchester hosted a wedding reunion on October 8. Mrs. Etta Beers led a musical program as floral decorations and gifts accented the pleasant event. About forty five guests attended and shared refreshments before singing America. Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb reside in a new home and are greeted by warm neighbors.
A single carriage in good condition offered by W. R. Link. Price is 25 dollars or trades possible at 25 cents per bushel of corn.
Five good second hand high arm sewing machines offered by standard makes priced from five to ten dollars. Includes reliable models for varying needs very affordable for home use.
Forecasts describe energetic storms of rain wind and snow moving east across the country from the 27th to 30th. After the 30th the moon on the celestial equator brings cooler, clearer air though a high barometer and cold NW wave loom as the month ends. Room for Rent large furnished room for two. "H" this office.
About forty young people from the college and city gathered in the oratory room at the college Tuesday evening to form a dramatic club. Officers elected include President W. Miller Vice President Atherton Secretary Miss Keiser Treasurer Harris Manager Gamble and Director Prof. Moses with K R Moses and Chairman Miller presiding.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims druggists will refund money if cure fails and notes E W signature on each box.
Advertises seeking ranch and dairy farm real estate east of the Missouri River in South Dakota. Targeting safe lands at reasonable prices. Contact Joan H. Kina, Huron, South Dakota.
A good upright piano offered for sale for 100 dollars cash or time. Text signed W R Link.
Weather forecaster Hicks predicts a warm-up by the 15th followed by a westward storm period through the 19th with rain or snow moving east. Additional unsettled conditions and cold northerly winds accompany lunar alignments around the 22nd to 23rd, with a final November storm central around the 30th.
The Ely Brothers announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use with atomizers. Priced at 75 cents including the spraying tube, available from druggists or by mail. The liquid retains the medicine of the solid form and absorbs quickly without drying secretions. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York.
Creston celebrated the arrival of the Fifty-First Regiment Band with flags on public and private buildings. The Creston Military Band and locals greeted the train at the depot and escorted the group to the Opera House where the band performed popular airs.
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