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The Weekly Edition offers legal notices and display advertisements. Editors Shannon and Longstaff promote diverse legal work and migration discussions with bold claims of broad reach.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1889
Page
8
The Weekly Edition offers legal notices and display advertisements. Editors Shannon and Longstaff promote diverse legal work and migration discussions with bold claims of broad reach.
The Huron items note visitors from Milwaukee Lincoln Neb and Chicago and residents returning home. Deaths include a child near the city and Mrs Williams mother, plus a mention of a Springfield death. Local events include railroad firemen planning a Thanksgiving ball and a purse donation at the depot.
Local items note mail carrier Kid Bartlet returning to duty after illness, and visits by Commissioner Fassett of Hitchcock. Many residents and guests travel, including Miss Susie Smith from New York and Gen. E. F. Dutton in town. The Beadle county fair appeals for support while deaths and obituaries are reported, including Mrs Alice Parker Bowe of Shellsburg and Mrs Harwood of Mitchell with funeral details.
Classified note offers 500 stock hogs for sale and invites inquiries at a livery barn in Huron South Dakota dated 1939. Includes an endorsement of Well's Great Neuralgia Cure claiming rapid relief for a daughter. Also mentions a druggist selling product.
Since Friday there has been a lively demand for city property with numerous sales of four to ten lot tracts and many odd lots sold. Farm sales were steady with buyers from outside the county purchasing Bonilla farms and 160 acres near Wolsey, while several additions in the city changed hands in figures up to 4 400 dollars and beyond.
The fair reports an insured success with a large crowd and extensive displays in Floral hall. Exhibits include decorative art needlework paintings and abundant garden produce. Live stock features several noted horses and cattle. Friday is women’s day with addresses planned by Mrs Barker and others.
A telegram received Tuesday by J W Harwood of this city announced the death of his wife in Neillville Wisconsin at noon Monday September 30. Mrs Harwood had gone to Wisconsin seeking relief from illness and a change of surroundings.
The election results list for constitutional propositions and statewide offices shows For and Against tallies with majorities. Key figures include Constitution for 853 against 27 maj 826 Prohibition for 540 against 411 maj 129 Minority representation for 469 against 394 maj 75 and Governor Mellette 636 against 351 maj 285.
The Sand Creek township fair held September 25 and 26 attracted many visitors and posted strong livestock and produce showings despite a poor season. Premiums were awarded to C D McNeil Jacob Douser John Paulson James McNeil Nathan Buck J W Houstar A Radcliff G H Robinson Calvin Robinson Mathew Stobbs. The ladies department displayed varied fancy articles and goods with notable attention and appreciation for the volunteers.
A morning procession formed on Third street near G A R hall gathered girls and boys aged 7 to 12 in white, each child wearing a prohibition badge. Led by Mrs. Thos Lucky, Mrs. E C Walton, Mrs. Wilcox, and Mrs. DeVoe, they marched with banners reading Save the Boys, No Saloon, and similar anti alcohol slogans through main streets.
As they marched and sang Keep to the Right Boys the little marchers drew cheers from crowds. The article praises the boys and girls of Huron for their display and spirit.
Mrs Catherine Brooks aged 81 82 died at the home of her son in law A Mosher 605 Beach 1 on Wednesday night Oct 2 1889. Longtime resident of this city and Wessington she was mother to Mrs S A Mosher and a founder of Chicago s first Presbyterian church. Funeral at Mr Mosher s home at 10 then to Chicago.
An old advertising jingle notes how Castoria was used from infancy to motherhood and beyond, claiming the product soothed a child’s illness and remained a household remedy as the girl grew, married, and had children. The lyric emphasizes family trust in Castoria across life stages.
A minister ascended the lecture platform stubbing his toe and muttering an expletive. He then mused aloud about an event noting ley detonations in 1567 in relation to gunpowder.
Rowley's offers seating for the Marble Theatre company at the opera house this evening. Ticket prices listed as 50 and 35 cents. A traveling man from St. Joseph, long armed for protection, dropped his revolver in Emporia and accidentally shot his leg.
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