Attorney C A Kelley Real Estate and Insurance Firm
Attorney C A Kelley operates a law practice focused on real estate and insurance matters offering counsel, title work, policy guidance, and risk assessment in disputes and transactions.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
8
Attorney C A Kelley operates a law practice focused on real estate and insurance matters offering counsel, title work, policy guidance, and risk assessment in disputes and transactions.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hutchins returned Saturday from their bridal tour Raymond Steere left for Chicago to enter an academy Sheriff Laughlin visited Beadle County Sheriff from Hughes County Attorney John A Holmes came from Pierre for Sioux Falls U S court business Richards Trust Co Huron SD offers land loans and farm deals
Edward Sterling recalls arriving in Huron 21 years ago and meeting Sandy McCroskey who showed him around. He notes the first greeting at the Wright House and a night with a minister, reflecting on the long span since.
The reminiscence recounts Col Sterling’s journey from Illinois to South Dakota in 1881. He bought a Wright House half interest, helped found Huron, farmed wheat corn and oats, sold the hotel stake, and later developed the Sunflower ranch near the city. Sterling, a longtime county official, reflects on Huron’s growth to 3500 residents and his ongoing land holdings offered at 20 dollars per acre.
Advertisement extols Perry Davis Pain Killer as a remedy for cholera and all bowel troubles including diarrhoea and dysentery. It claims prompt treatment is essential and supports its use in all climates.
Miss Caroline Cort returns from Rochester and is convalescent. Chaplain Daley attends Yankton Congregational meeting in Alcester. Mrs J K Cogan comes home from Rochester. Clair Cogan meets his mother in Tracy. Father Desmond travels with priests to Salem for church consecration. Spencer Brown of New York visits Potter Hughes Spink counties. Mr Brown plans to book real estate before returning east. Plummer and wife move to Nickell house site behind Lyon's. Sherer family to occupy Fifth Street Dakota Avenue dwelling. G A LeDeis reports relief from indigestion with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, praising its effectiveness. Holland Wheeler and P H Dunning & Co. A J Bick & Co.
The text warns shoppers that shops stock many imitations of Pain Killer by Davis and urges buyers to seek the genuine bottle. It describes the remedy as effective for coughs colds and bronchitis and cautions against fakery.
Dell Coursey aged about twenty living with his parents near Virgil was injured in a hay-rack accident when a double-barrel shotgun dropped and discharged blowing off part of his shoulder and face. Dr Shull of Alpena and Dr Wood, of this city, attend the wounded youth whose prognosis is uncertain.
South Dakota Dairy and Buttermakers association plans its annual gathering in Huron December 3 4 and 5 with large turnout expected. Prominent dairy and creamery leaders from across the state and national groups will participate. Railroads offer special rates and lodging starts at a dollar a day. organizers urge attendance and participation. It Happened in a Drug Store recounts a Chamberlain Cough Remedy recommendation by Ontario NY pharmacist C R Grandin as a trusted cure later spread by word of mouth. The remedy is widely sold by druggists.
In Sioux City the Mallory Commission Company versus V L Ross concerns validity of contracts and mortgages on cattle valued at about 4000. Decided at the September circuit term over two days. nonjury. Receiver Noyes Appleman appointed to take charge of the cattle. bonds given by buyers pending settlement.
An old medicinal ad touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It claims to soothe, soften gums, ease pain, cure wind colic and diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
A theft near Wolsey involves a team of horses two wagons and a hayrack tent setup with bedding clothing tools and oil. The driver Harry Cox of Kansas is described as light complexion 5 6 130 pounds 18. A liberal reward is offered for recovery of the property and the thief’s apprehension by J W Casebere Blunt S D.
Mrs. Dr. VanDalsem leaves for Parker to visit her daughter this morning. Druggists sell Chamberlain s Pain Balm for sprains swellings and lameness. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised to cure rheumatism indigestion and blood diseases at 35 cents. S. W. Glenn travels to Sioux Falls for Farmers congress on government order. George M. Erwin formerly chief clerk in the surveyor general office from Aberdeen is in the city.
Friends of Rev and Mrs Chas A Brand are invited to a farewell reception in the Con-church Friday from 8 to 10 p m. The W C T U meets Tuesday Oct 8 at 3 p m at Mrs R L Walker’s home Corner Fifth and Ohio. R D Wharton named grand juror for October term Sioux Falls court opening Oct 15. Peter McCoy on petit jury. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended for biliousness 25 cents with free samples at all druggists. Rev Edker Burton and others attend Baptist state convention at Aberdeen through Sunday. Mr T H Hagen leaves for Aberdeen.
Weather bureau data report September rainfall totaling 6.75 inches, 5.06 inches above the 21 year average of 1.68. Accumulated excess since Jan 1 stands at 1.66 inches, with a note that rainfall increases accompany settlement and cultivation expansion.
Travel notice invites applicants through Chicago and North Western Railway agents for through tourist sleeping car service to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Round trip tourist tickets offered for sale daily at depots and offices.
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