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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
3
A testimonial from RK. Long of California Junction Iowa notes catarrh lasting three years improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad claims catarrh is blood-borne, warns against local treatments, and promises blood cleansing and tonic healing with the remedy.
Huron daily notes include J. F. Halladay from Iroquois and other visitors such as L. L. Lostutter and N. E. Phillips from Sioux Falls. County business mentions election canvassing, real estate moves, new offices, and carpentry. Also listed are health ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve along with several social calls and upcoming marriages.
A social event Wednesday evening at the Utah street residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Harvey hosted fifty friends and relatives in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Robins. Piano solos preceded refreshments as guests praised the delightful evening.
Doane Robinson, secretary, returned from Pierre after attending an executive committee meeting on state history matters. Present were D. W. Robinson, C. E. DeLand, O. C. Berg, B. A. Cummins, T. M. Shanafelt, and Robinson of Sioux Falls. The committee decided on important historic topics.
The passage asserts health comes from rich blood fed by food and recommends Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil to restore vitality. It promises a free sample and notes the product is sold by Scott & Bowne in New York and by all druggists for a dollar.
Free sample treatment for piles and fistula cure available from Rea Hros. Co. Dept. X in Minneapolis Minnesota. Book on piles sent to any address upon request.
The Denton County Record notes W. J. McCray and his brother H. B. McCray own a highly regarded Denton business begun in 1893. The brothers are praised for fair dealing and courteous service, attracting a growing customer base.
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recalls a night alarm when her brother’s baby suffered a severe croup attack. Dr Kings New Discovery provided quick relief and a permanent cure. The family keeps it for protection against croup and whooping cough and credits it with curing a chronic bronchial condition. Available 50 cents and one dollar with trial bottles free at Holland Wheeler.
Saturday in Huron seen attorney Philo Hall of Brookings and Dr T M Shanafelt departing for Deadwood. Vernon township resident Q E Payson in city. Ed Miller prepping for Lake Byron visit. Redfield businessman E C Issenhuth in Huron. A New Home sewing machine deal at W R Link's. George Comerford back from Cape Nome visiting Plankinton. Kelley Land Agency printing 100000 land circulars with South Dakota map at HURONITE. Wesson of Virginia endorses One Minute Cough Cure. Professors Taillendier Moses Hull returned from Iroquois after entertainment. Octobers chill recalled poet lines. References to DeWitts Little Early Risers liver remedy. Berndt returning from Jackson to resume duties. Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for children.
Homeseekers are urged to buy land in northern Wisconsin with extensive tracts offered at low prices and easy terms. The sale targets buyers from Minneapolis St Paul Duluth Superior Milwaukee Chicago with timbered soils fertile water supply and good cultivation potential. For free information address Geo W Bell Land Commissioner Hudson Wis and G H McRae Assistant Ada Passenger Agent St Paul.
The Standard Savings Bank issued a card displaying its growth from 1896 to 1901. Loans rose from 25,094.47 in October 1896 to 129,213.89 in October 1901, cash on hand grew from 22,659.58 to 63,878.42, and deposits increased from 32,865.21 to 170,792.03 by October 1, 1901.
In 1901 the showing is exceptionally gratifying to Cas ier Fullinweider whose management has steadily increased the bank's public favor and standing.
An assault on C. F. Collier left him nearlyFatal with kidney injuries and back pain. He found relief after using Electric Bitters, reporting a new health feel as the remedy purifies blood and strengthens the body. Sold for 50c at Holland Wheeler.
Aberdeen News reports Cleopatra Mining Company superintendent Cleopatra R. Hughes visited Huron today and will return to the Black Hills. Stockholders in J. M. Lawson’s office agreed to raise capital to 1,000,000 shares of $1 value and resume development along the shaft now centered in the property.
W H Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a childhood foot burn that caused long lasting leg sores for 30 years until Bucklens Arnica Salve cured him after other remedies failed. The ad claims arnica salve handles burns scalds cuts and piles and sells for 25 cents by Holland Wheeler.
The weekly city school notes report animal imports for zoology, health-related student withdrawals, new D class pupil Willard Buell, Mayuel Thompson elected librarian, hectographs received to aid exams, C class reading Julius Caesar, September enrollment 529, sick lists for Miss Farrow and prolonged absence for Miss Sylvester, high school football practice, and a visit by I. D. Aldrich, secretary of the South Dakota board of regents.
A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they clear skin and improve complexion. The copy notes sallow skin, jaundice, patches and blotches as liver trouble signs and touts pills available for 25 cents at Holland.
Daily two way fares from Chicago to Buffalo Pan American route priced at 13 dollars with a 15 day limit and 20 day round trip tickets at 16. Five day round trips cost 6 dollars. Tickets valid on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with limited coach service to New York and Boston. For details contact John Y. Calahan General Agent 111 Adams Street Chicago.
Nickel Plate offers Buffalo Pan-American round trip for 6 dollars in coaches with a five day limit from sale date. Through daily trains with fifteen day tickets at 13 dollars and twenty day tickets at 316 dollars good in sleeping cars. For details contact John Y. Calahan General Agent 111 Adams Street Chicago.
State of New York officers sworn to report assets liabilities and income for the Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York. The document shows total liabilities 3 424062 61 total incom e 3 571 1 887 97 and total expenditures 2 880 926 45. It notes premiums received and losses adjusted but not yet due and lists assets held free of liens. Notary confirms accuracy as of December 31 1900.
The South Dakota Commissioner certifies Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of New York is authorized to conduct life insurance business in the state through its representatives until December 31, 1900, upon filing sworn statements and charter documents. The proclamation dated February 13 confirms the license and seal.
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