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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1895
Page
8
A local advertises a broad assortment of men’s felt shoes and slippers in Huron, claiming the largest and most complete stock yet shown and prices aligned with current times.
The American Coursing Club executive committee announced a Waterloo in 1896 at Huron for 32 all aged greyhounds. Entrance is 2500 with staged payments. winner earns 500 and runner up 250. Nomination list shows many bidders, twelve spots remain open as organizers push toward a full field.
The Depot hotel is being repainted. Chas E Bryant traveled to Aberdeen Monday. Winter Apples sell at 250 per barrel as Leonard Underwood calls on Huron friends. G W Longstaff and wife return from Chicago Monday. Mrs E Smith and granddaughter move to Minneapolis. Holton lays a stone foundation at the old Fayant meat market. B F Roddle visits Walter Cook, then returns to Brookings Monday. Clarence McKvaine visits family then heads home to Watertown.
The excerpt extols a renewed sense of health strength and internal cleanliness following Syrup of Figs, noting it remains unfamiliar to those clinging to old time medicines and cheap substitutes not accepted by the well informed.
The Dakota Conference announces pastor assignments for the Huron District listing towns such as Alpena Bardette De Smet Faulkton Forest City Huron Iroquois Pierre Radfield Wessington Winthrop and others with several posts to be supplied by named lay leaders. It notes Elder Jordan remains at Sioux Falls and Rev. H H Dresser moves to Duluth Minnesota while Rev H Sproul stays at Pierre. Also mentions four Saint Bernard dogs addressed to H N Howell in Beedle County South Dakota and a 3 cent weekly Sioux City Journal offer for delivery readers.
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