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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
3
Eruptions from eczema to pimples treated by cleansing the system rather than drying medicines. Hood's Sarsaparilla cited with testimonials for eczema and facial pimples, urging purchase. Included are church leadership notes and a pastor's resignation letter expressing hope and faith in future blessings.
Mayor Cleaver traveled to Yankton today while Dr Shanafelt returned home from Aberdeen. Hon Herman Ellerman of Yankton dined in town. B P Hoover of Gettysburg visited briefly. G W Abeil completed a northern state business trip. Mrs G M Henley departed to Nevada Missouri. A New Home drop-head sewing machine priced 313.50 is at W R Links. Attorney A W Burtt attended U S court matters in Sioux Falls.
Red Cross Pile and Fistula Cure advertised a sample treatment and a book on piles sent free to any address. Rea Bros. & Co. Dept. X, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Rev. Charles A. Brand resigns as pastor of the Huron Congregational Church due to failing health. He will rest in Oberlin, Ohio for a year and preach farewell on October 6. The church forms a resolutions committee as it prepares to honor his service.
Philadelphia man John Oliver narrates a dramatic recovery after severe illness. After three physicians gave up, electric bitters restored his health in weeks, and he credits the remedy with a near miraculous revival. Holland Wheelers offers the 50 cent guaranteed treatment.
C D Foster of Hardy Arkansas formerly Hitchcock writes the Huronite dated Sept 23 expressing a more wholesome respect and reflecting on recent events. The message conveys personal sentiment from a named individual in a specific place and date context.
An old style ad page touts Scott s Emulsion to awaken a thin body and spur digestion. It also advertises remedies for eczema and dyspepsia with claims of instant relief and renewed vitality. Local notices mention a church event and a family visit, plus druggists promoting counterfeits and cures.
A vintage health ad credits sturdy health for endurance and success, praising indomitable will and energy. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy, claiming they restore stomach liver kidneys and bowels balance and are available for 25 cents at Hol.
Engineer Robert Lowery is in the city. J. F. Halladay of Iroquois visited Thursday. L. L. Lostutter of Iroquois transacted business Friday. H. C. Shober and wife guest of Mrs. C. B. Ambrose. Al Roberts bought Dr Steere’s Third street residence. Wm Healey of the Miller Gazette visited between trains Friday. Mrs C B Ambrose and daughters plan California trip Monday. R R Mattis of Trevitt Mattis Abell left for Champaign Illinois this morning. Mr and Mrs J W Campbell returned Thursday from a Great Lakes summer outing. Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Stephen E Smith for their daughter’s wedding.
Clerk of the Courts Asher F. Pay filed a transcript in the case Eva L. Briggs v. Chicago and North-Western Railway Co. The action seeks 30000 for the loss of husband Engineer Geo. Briggs who died in a wreck at Bramhall Hyde County in July 1900. The case is set for trial in Sioux Falls with Thos. H. Null for the plaintiff and Doe I. Crawford for the railroad.
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia declares Dr Kings New Discovery cured her years of coughing and chest pain. The remedy claims to treat throat chest or lung troubles with a 5c to 1 trial bottle offer at Holland Wheelers drug store.
Mrs J J Robbins hosted a hemming party at her home on Wednesday afternoon attended by about thirty ladies. The group hemmed towels, totaling around 100 finished items, with Capt F A Munson Seth H Plummer and Asher F Pay as judges. Prizes awarded for best work to Mrs W L Bliss and greatest number to Mrs Don Burney. supper followed served by the hostess and four helpers.
Prof Taillandier directed the college music department’s first Opera House recital with support from Professors Moses and Hull. The program featured Arthur Foote Beethoven Rubenstein Richter and Chopin and drew a large appreciative audience. The performance establishes Taillandier as a capable leader and forecasts a strong western musical department under his direction.
Advise Bucklen's Amnicap Salve as a cure for itching piles with claims of curing thousands. Also promoted for injuries pains and eruptions as the best salve in the world. Priced 55 cents a box with guaranteed cure, sold by Holland Wheeler.
The Daily Nonpareil notes Rev. W. J. Calfee's sermon at the Broadway Methodist church memorial for William McKinley. Chairs filled aisles and the auditorium overflowed with attendees from local military groups.
Eloquent and forceful remarks during the memorial week attracted the strongest audience attention last evening as speakers emphasized the city’s solemn tribute and collective reflection.
Dr. John L. Quay assistant superintendent of the registry system of the postoffice department was in Huron on a routine inspection tour. He reported the Huron postoffice in excellent condition and said he would file a favorable report.
In a light exchange the doctor complimented the postmaster and the reporter noted the long time political compatibility between the two. the Huronite withdrew, signaling a formed mutual admiration between the two veteran figures.
Short items report visitors like Hon Maris Taylor and Joe Purcell in the city, church and college announcements, business ads for Richards Trust Co and Curtiss Business College, medical pitches for DeWitt products, and a Sunday gospel service plan.
Hon. John Armstrong of DeSmet, president of the State Dairy and Butter Makers' association, met with Huron business men Friday evening. The next meeting of the dairy group will be held in Huron.
A committee including J. B. Geddis W. L. Miner Chas 8 Loveland D B Jeffris and L Lapier is appointed to raise funds for securing the next association meeting. The city plans to host in December with many leading dairymen and butter makers expected. Mr Armstrong received assurances the city will accept the proposal and the executive committee will meet to select the meeting place.
Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for relief of illness in little ones and its claimed healing action. Advertisements note it as the children's preferred remedy from Holland Wheeler P. H. Dunning & Co. and A. J. Bick & Co.
Huron public schools show progress with the high school enrollment at eighty four the largest in history. Crowded lower grades may require another room while a program for the year is planned and teachers meet.
The week saw above normal temperatures with cool nights and no frost. On the 24th high winds and heavy rains hit eastern regions, damaging hay, grain, flax, and crops yet unstacked. Harvests were delayed but corn matured well overall, with fodder losses from frost noted but limited. Fall pasturage looks good and winter range outlook is strong. potato digging proceeds though quality may be affected by excess rain.
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