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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1904
Page
8
Mrs. Wm. J. Hart is quite sick at her home. A. B. Fairbanks left for the world’s fair Wednesday. County Sept. DuBois went to Faulkton Monday night.
Fort Annee items cover local movements of officials and residents with visits to Cedar Rapids Saint Louis and Mitchell. The column reports marriages licenses church events travels land deals losses and social notes including printers stenographers and shop moves.
The advertisement promotes Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims to soothe the child ease gum discomfort relieve wind colic and cure diarrhoea. Note price listed as twenty five cents per bottle.
A joint meeting of Huron’s Nineteenth Century and Fortnightly clubs heard Mrs. G W Lumley of Pierre, president of the state federation, explain club benefits beyond reading and the aim to recruit more members. She will visit forty three defederated clubs this winter to strengthen the federation and broaden “the fold.”
A larger crowd watched Huron edge Redfield 6 to 5 at the fairgrounds last Saturday despite bad weather. Huron, aided by second half lineup changes, regained the lead with a late touchdown and a successful kick after seven minutes of play in the final period. Key players include Squires Ramsell and Baker for Huron with Ertl and Longstaff standout for Redfield. A return game is planned at Redfield within the next week or two.
Beadle and Hand county druggists met at the Dakota Hotel to organize under N A R D guidance. Geo A Dunlap of Chicago outlined aims to sell only first class drugs and poisons by prescription, with state law changes sought at the next legislative session. Officers elected include President J L Sankey, Vice President J D Fitzgerald, and Secretary Treasurer C H Long. Dunlap to headquarter in Sioux Falls for statewide management.
Mr and Mrs Charles Gropper living on a farm in Charles Mix county have a large family of fifteen children after sixteen years of marriage. The couple was awarded a prize at the recent Charles Mix county fair for having the largest family in the county.
The Lyon family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness shown during their recent bereavement. They express heartfelt gratitude in God's name from W. A. Lyon and family.
Justice Van Dalsem ruled in favor of Joe Rother against John Waldron on a farm lease dispute. Rother claimed $69 total for non delivery of 100 bushels of oats $14 for hay bought two tons $20 for failure to cut sixty acres of hay and $15 for not making a fire-break around the premises. Waldron left the country two weeks earlier. Attorneys H C Hinckley and W A Lynch represented the parties.
The Methodist Conference at Mitch ell closes with a successful meet appointing Dr J H Rifenbark pastor of the Huron Methodist church He has presided over the Watertown district six years and is praised as one of the ablest in the Conference Dr Youngman to have a super numerary relation and reside at Mitchell Dr Dobson and Dr Hager will exchange district posts All ministers to stay in place until after election
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