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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
3
Local notes report Miss Susie McDonald traveling west last Saturday. Residents and visitors from nearby towns are noted, with social events, land talks, and multiple trips to Chicago, Sioux Falls, and Minneapolis. Community activities include lodge meetings, a street cleanup, a charity dinner, and Shriners gathering attendance in Aberdeen.
Reverend J H Youngman, pastor at the Huron Methodist church for a year, will offer his farewell sermon on Sunday with the theme Building yourselves Up on the Most Holy Faith. He and his wife will move to Mitchell for conference, after which he will assume a pastorate in another South Dakota church.
J B Taylor a leading Chriesman Texas merchant says stomach woes caused weight loss and illness. After four bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he reports full recovery of strength weight and health. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
Hon Coe I Crawford returns from St Louis where he attended the Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists as South Dakota's delegate. He is chosen a member of the American Bar association general council while representatives from many countries spoke.
The South Dakota Liquor Dealers Association held its seventh annual meeting in Huron at Odd Fellows hall with about 170 members present. John T. Breen of Huron was re elected president as Mayor Cleaver gave an address of welcome. Officials were re elected and an auditing committee was named. reports from Secretary E H Hawley and Treasurer T P Navin were read and approved.
J T Breen president delivered a strong address urging stronger organization among saloon keepers in the state. After meetings a banquet was held under J J Salisbury, with thanks to Breen and E H Hawley for arranging the event. Sioux Falls chosen for next meeting on the first Tuesday after the second Monday in July 1905.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes of a yearlong sore that Bucklen's Amica Salve cured. The note endorses the salve as the best on earth and mentions 25 cents at Holland Wheeler's Drug Store.
Aug Tams, a Third street furniture dealer, will convert Nels Paulson’s vacant tailor shop into undertaking parlors. Walls will be papered, woodwork painted, floor covered with plush carpet, and about 100 caskets kept for funeral services.
One of Many H A Tisdale of Summerton South Carolina suffered twenty years with piles. Specialists tried remedies but relief came only from DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. The ad urges buyers to prefer the genuine DeWitt's salve by E C DeWitte Co. in Chicago, claiming it cures piles and many skin ailments and is sold by Hiland Wheeler.
Ts NELS PAULSON offers expert tailoring with a perfect fit guarantee at Room No. 963 on Third Street, two doors east of Huronite, inviting customers to visit for alterations and custom work.
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