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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
8
Train numbers and routes listed show daily and special services from Huron eastward with connections at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield. Services include Chicago Express, Minnesota and Dakota line, various accommodations, and multiple daily departures with specified times.
The state board of health at the University of Minnesota confirmed rabies in the Markey dog after brain examination. This settles questions about the dog’s illness and upholds the recent dog ordinance enforcement.
Huron High School dominated Pierre High School 41 to 0 at the fair grounds on Saturday. Tomlinson and Bonsteel at halves and Nelson at fullback powered repeated advances while Whitman refereed and Martin of Pierre umpired. The game featured a one sided push with Pierre unable to sustain drives and enjoying only brief ball time.
A hard fought 0 to 0 football clash at the fairgrounds ends in a scoreless tie between Huron College and Aberdeen Normal. Both teams exchange yardage in a close first and second half with multiple drives stymied by downs and fumbles.
The state Board of Agriculture closed a three day session Wednesday afternoon after auditing accounts and ordering warrants for payment including premium warrants. All 1905 fair matters were settled and the board plans a greater fair for 1906.
The city council met at city hall to approve a regular budget and pass bills. The Fourth ward alderman seat is vacant after J. G. Snyder moves to the Third ward. an appointment to fill the vacancy will be made at the November 3 meeting.
Mr and Mrs E Patterson entertained a full audience last evening under the Methodist church auspices in Huron. Mrs Patterson, a longtime local favorite, sang with a rich controlled voice while Mr Patterson delivered an informative and engaging lecture.
An 1886 Toledo advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a claim of curing catarrh and a 100 dollar reward for stubborn cases. The copy also includes a physician endorsement oath by F J Cheney and a notary public seal, plus generic promises about headaches dizziness and digestion.
A promotional note touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as mild effective liver pills. The copy claims benefits for children, delicate people and strong adults, sold by Holland Wheeler and H. Longsta in the ad.
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills claiming to rebuild and restore nerve strength for nervous headaches. It includes a customer testimonial, price of 50 cents a box, and notes distribution through C H Longstaff in Huron Michigan and the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co in Buffalo New York.
An old style ad urges buyers to trust Rocky Mountain Tea for rosy cheeks hair and beauty. The snippet promotes a wedding trip across the sea and features the name HH Wheeler as the advertiser.
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Austrian Leaf a herb remedy for women's pains back urinary bladder or kidney troubles. Claims a safe monthly regimen available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents with sample package offer. Texas and New York addresses shown.
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