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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
3
All Humor s ee impure matters which the skin, fiver, kidneys and other organs can not take care of without help, there is such an accumulation of them They litter the whole system. Pimples, boils, eczema and other eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges tion, dull headaches and many other troubles are due to them.
Claim that Hood's Sarsaparilla removes humors and strengthens the system. A testimonial from Mrs. Ina O. Brows of Rumford Falls Maine states salt rheum disappeared after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad asserts the product cures and keeps its promise.
No hard coal in Huron yet soft coal sells for 9 dollars a ton in Huron. Several locals and visitors including Senator Wilcox B E Beach A L Carter and J F Costello transact and visit. Also notices of appeal in Windsor house suit and medical care for Coler Campbell.
Gertrude EF Fenner of Muncie Indiana recovered from a severe cold and cough after using One Minute Cough Cure. The ad claims rapid relief, weight regain, and cure of coughing problems including croup and bronchial issues, endorsing it for children.
On Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock in the Presbyterian church, Lawrence J. Parker of Winfred South Dakota married Miss Cora A Matheny of this city. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. R A Vander Las before a large gathering of friends.
Prof Schoenert played Mendelssohns wedding march as the bridal party entered. Bride accompanied by her father C E Matheny. Miss Cora Gilbert bridesmaid L F Pomery best man. Imogene Cory bearer and ushers T J Harvey master of ceremonies. After ceremony guests gathered for a five course wedding supper. out of town guests included E B Parker family Winifred S D and L F Pomery Buffalo N Y and Mrs John Lee Chickio Minn. They plan a week or ten day wedding tour then reside at Winifred S D where groom works in live stock business.
Mr. C Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered piles for forty years before DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. The ad touts the salve for cuts burns bruises sprains lacerations eczema tetter salt rheum and warns to look for the DeWitt name on the package as genuine.
Sioux Falls business leaders resist extortionate old line rates with a 40 percent hike echoing in Mitchell Yankton Aberdeen Watertown and other cities. Huron saw about a 25 percent increase recently and chatter of a similar rise returns. Some large property owners cancel policies and self insure while others switch to state mutual policies. A united effort against robber rates is urged against trust insurers.
A vintage ad asserts heavy eating triggers indigestion and stomach inflammation. It claims Kodol relieves inflammation protects nerves and cures catarrh, with ticker line about curing dyspepsia and stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetening stomach glands attributed to Holland Wheeler.
Mizpah Chapter No. 9, O. E. S., elected officers for the coming term. Worthy Matron Mrs Adda Doherty, Worthy Patron C E Baldridge, Assistant Matron Mrs Mary Wood, Secretary Mrs Carrie Barr, Treasurer Mrs BR D Wharton, Conductress Mrs Minnie Frary, Assistant Conductress Mrs Maggie Mattice.
Dr J E Doran of Minneapolis faced a Minnehaha county charge for obtaining a promissory note under false pretenses. Christian Johnson of Hartford township testified that Doran secured his signature on December 9 1901 without consent. The court bound him over to the circuit court in a $300 bond.
Federal railroad company asserts a line from Chamberlain crossing the Missouri to the Hills and coast will be built in 1903. The route would join Great Northern at Huron, run to Chamberlain, then to Rapid City Boise City and north to Portland and south to San Francisco. President Wm T Coad of Rapid City leads decade of work.
Attorney H S Mouser traveled to Sioux Falls on business. Mrs H M Crowell visited friends in Iroquois. E E Hemingway, former examiner now state coal agent, was in town. C E Bryant’s new office will be ready by Thanksgiving with a hot water plant by Wm Waibel. Aberdeen News reports arrivals from Huron and visits to St Mark’s rectory. Redfield Lumber firm buys Wheeler yards with S F Taylor as local agent. Congregational aid to host New England supper on Dec 22. Sam Gilbert’s slow recovery after leg fracture. Various officials and visitors from Redfield, Huron, and Pierre. Train crews bring old railroad faces back to Pierre. Continuous local social and civic notes.
From the De Smet News the annual meeting will be held in the latter part of January or the fore part of February, instead of December, to accommodate members who could not obtain another leave of absence so soon after the national meeting.
The Verdigre Bonesteel steel line of the Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad opens for traffic to Bonesteel South Dakota 67.3 miles from Verdigre with daily runs except Sunday. The westbound joins The Colorado Special from Chicago at 6 30 P M and the Bonesteel train connects with train No 8 arriving Chicago at 6 45 A M.
The Young Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold its state meeting here starting Friday evening and running through Sunday. A diverse program includes speeches and sermons with ministers from the city preaching on temperance Sunday morning and officers directing Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian church.
The De Smet News party questions Watertown claims that North Western rerouting harms towns west of Brookings. They note Watertown lies on the branch and that through service to Pierre remains unchanged, while improved lines may aid local riders if the new schedule helps. Local notices include appointments, a jury verdict, and community events.
Attorney T M Simmons visited Salem Friday on professional business. L V Doty of the Doland Times Record was here between trains Friday. H W Dayhoff the baker at the
Grand Workman Fred B. Smith of the A. O. U. W. reports a key conference in Sioux Falls October 28. The plan splits State lodges into six districts with a prominent state figure supervising each. District No. 3, covering Beadle Kingsbury Brookings Hand Hyde Hughes Sully Stanley Miner counties, is assigned to T. M. Simmons G O of Huron Home Lodge No. 17 who will canvass to boost membership.
State level YWCA delegates gather here for a Sunday evening program at the Presbyterian Church. Highlights include Miss Grace P. Carroll solo Miss Elizabeth Jones address and the message Christ Calls Young Women to Service with Hallelujah offertory and Barnby anthem by Miss Martin.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by F. J. Cheney Co. and endorsed by West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin. The testimonial notice asserts Cheney's reliability while detailing internal action and price of 75 cents per bottle.
List of uncalled letters at Huron postoffice for the week ending November 22 includes Adamson Arnold, Robert Bartlett, Miss Irena Bratte, A J Crossman, William Cullen, Otis Dabelstein, Miss Elizabeth Farrell, Miss Mary Fetters, J F Fowler, Douglas care Lincoln Bros Fred Swalley Hart, W J Kinney, Jno F Lilly, George Lundquist, Maria 203 Dakota Ave, Mater, F Rhineackle, Louie Walters, M Blacksmith Wood, John C N Cooper, Postmaster.
Elder John W. Rogers of Filley Missouri reports his infant recovered from a violent croup attack after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The product both cures and prevents croup when started at first symptoms and contains no opium. Sold by all druggists.
A sensational advert promises a free “Elixir of Life” by Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana, claiming to cure all diseases with a materious compound. The notice urges sending name and address to receive the remedy by return mail with no cost and cites miraculous cures and health restoration.
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