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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
3
Evangelist Lowry drew a large audience with a sermon on The Pleasures of Sin. He warned that accepting bribery for office or selling votes harms character and urged youths to aim high, honor God, and avoid intrigue, with the Henry Wilson anecdote illustrating restraint.
Clausen W. Downey of Mitchell South Dakota credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving years of kidney pain backache and urinary issues after trying many remedies. He reports dramatic improvement in a short time and says he would recommend the treatment to friends. For sale by dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents.
The column advises careful fur selection to suit skin and hair tone. It recommends lighter mink and fox shades for sallow complexions and dark eyes, while brunettes may wear seal, mink, fox, or chinchilla in golden or light brown tones. Soft suede belts in multiple colors suit early fall.
Huron college gridiron warriors defeated Aberdeen Normal 6 to 2 at Aberdeen. The win showcased a strong season for Coach Chamberlain's squad and signaled ongoing hard work to meet all challengers. Also mentioned are fashion notes on gloves and silk undergarments and a weather recap with high 90s and low 20s readings across counties.
Myrtelle Higgins, convicted June 20 1908 in Beadle county circuit court for adultery and sentenced to one year in the Sioux Falls penitentiary, will apply to the South Dakota governor for a pardon thirty days after service of this notice upon Beadle county's state attorney and its publication. Dated Huron South Dakota September 14 1908.
A Korus item invites Beadle county Republicans to a large campaign meeting in Huron with United States Senator William Borah of Idaho. The event is billed as a major campaign rally featuring a western statesman known for fiery eloquence and campaign arguments from the Republican viewpoint.
For sale list of multiple houses including 8 room on 75 foot corner lot and 7 room on 75 foot corner lot with prices from 2000 to 8200. Blake Scott at 957 Third Street markets several 5 to 6 room homes with close in locations and shade trees.
A public sale will auction army stables on the third steel Huron with 25 head of work horses and colts and 50 head of thoroughbred black Poland China sons and young boars. The sale, conducted by John E. Ward, offers six months credit on bankable paper at 10 percent interest and a 2 percent cash discount.
Twenty workers sought at Lehigh Clay Products Co to labor year round. Wages of two dollars per day for ten hours, board and room at four dollars weekly. Apply at once at Lehigh 2.
The Rose Hill congregation rebuilt after last spring’s prairie fires and held dedication exercises led by Rev. J P Anderson with E H Grant and a Huron orchestra. Morning service featured music and a sermon by Rev. J P Williamson and a church history by E H Grant. A dinner followed, then an afternoon service by Rev. J P Anderson.
Brookings overwhelms Huron 20 to 0 as Huron struggles with tackling and ball handling. Four players had not played together before. Brookings, a four year squad, shows strength and speed. Crowd behavior criticized for bullying Huron spectators including girls.
E. J. Wipf of Bridgewater, a noted real estate dealer, was robbed on a train from Highmore toward Huron after receiving about $100 in currency from a land settlement. He rode to Hitchcock, where a barber visit preceded the discovery of the loss. He notified Beadle and McCook counties sheriffs, providing a description of a man he sat with, but police could not identify the suspect.
Beadle county Republican central committee chair Wright announces a rally in Huron on Monday evening October 12 at the auditorium. Senator Borah of Idaho will speak. he is noted as a leading attorney and prominent party voice.
The report says a warm dry period gave way to rain on Friday breaking statewide drought, followed by very cool weather. Sunday frost ranged from light in the south to heavy and destructive in the north, though the frost occurred too late to cause major damage.
The Ladies Guild of Grace Episcopal presents a high class entertainment by Mohr McMillan Co of Minneapolis at the Huron Opera House on Oct 8. Receipts aid the guild with sizable shares directed to the city hospital building fund. The program features violin, vocal and brass solos, Swiss bell ringing, two one act comedies and moving pictures. The company has drawn enthusiastic, large audiences wherever it has appeared.
David Parker of Fayette N Y, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters at H Wheeler's drug store saying they cured a stomach ailment after expensive medical treatment failed and that they keep him strong and well.
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