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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
3
A Boston reader reports relief from six years of dyspepsia after two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. The niece of Frank Fay of South Boston had poor appetite sour stomach and headaches before noting improvement from the remedy.
Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla can cure illnesses and urges readers to buy a bottle now before condition worsens. It emphasizes prompt action and the product’s promised effectiveness.
A compilation of brief items: Prof. Gage’s return from Kimball, various residents visiting or traveling to Twin Cities Mankato Sioux Falls and Pierre, real estate and goods ads, lawyers’ travel, a cloak display at Dickey & Brown, a sheep sale near Cavour, letters about cures for indigestion and piles, book offer on public lands, and a lengthy Huron District Methodists meeting program with speakers and schedule.
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa was assaulted through his kidneys causing severe back pain. He could not stoop or sit without cushions until Electric Bitters cured his injuries. The medicine purifies blood and boosts health, costing 50 cents at Hollandeeler.
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky recounts her brother's baby suffering croup and saved by Dr King’s New Discovery. She praises its quick relief and lasting cure for bronchial trouble. The ad promotes remedies for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with 50c and 1.00 prices and free trials at Holland Wheeler.
First State Bank of Onida in Sully county opens with paid in capital of 5000 dollars. It is the first bank in Onida and is expected to grow rapidly. Officers are Geo Fullinweider president H C Shober vice president and M L French cashier who will oversee operations.
An advertorial claims a sallow complexion and liver trouble can be cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. It promises clear skin and rosy cheeks and notes the product costs 25 cents at Holland Wheeler in Holland.
Friday sightings in Dalsy include W. C. Foster dining at Kent's and J. C. Stoner from Hand county visiting. Geo. E. Mahaffy returns from Whiteside farm while E. H. Grant returns from a week in Charles Mix county. Professor Shepard visits from South Dakota Agricultural College. Mrs. F. H. Kent and J. Roy Hubbart leave for Chicago. Attorney General Pyle travels to Toronto for state counsel matters along with praise for One Minute Cough Cure for children.
A Jonesville Virginia man recalls a child foot burn that left leg sores for 30 years. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after other remedies failed, praised for burns scalds cuts sores bruises and piles. Sold by Holland Wheeler for 25 cents.
E Rutledge of Liberty Beadle county departs Monday for Grand Junction Iowa to take a small farm. He says he leaves his Dakota home with regret yet satisfied by the farm income and his grown sons moving on. Friends wish him happiness in the new home and mourn his departure.
About twenty five men are out for daily practice as Coach Gilkey molds a stronger backfield. Capt Isenhood moves from left half to quarterback with many lineup changes since the Saturday game. A Wednesday scrimmage between first and second teams may be held, followed by a Saturday game against Redfield. Practices at four o clock continue, and new suits arrived yesterday.
In this ad a man with rheumatism is described as a prisoner despite invisible fetters. The Perry Davis Painkiller is promoted as liberating relief, claimed to ease swelling and stiffness and make muscles pliable. It asserts the product offers freedom from pain with doses of 25 and 50 cents.
Dudley Fell was arrested by Marshal Hurd and brought before Justice Van Dalsem on assault charges. He paid a fine of five dollars plus costs totaling eight dollars and ninety five cents before leaving to sober up. He had consumed more whisky than needed and provoked a disturbance at his parental home, prompting police involvement.
An advertisement proclaims that a neglected cold can be cured in a day with Allen's Lung Balsam. It claims inflamed air cells and tender throat will improve and that time and this remedy prevent consumption. It notes all druggists sell the product.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm preserves healing properties for nasal catarrh sufferers used to atomizer sprays. It does not dry secretions and includes a spraying tube. Price 75 cents. Available at local druggists or Ely Brothers 56 Warren Street New York for mail order.
List of uncalled letters includes Anderson G F Arnold M D Ben Henry Butt H W Brown Mrs Mary Caster Fred Ehlenfield Louis two Farr Wm Fritz Henry Goodman May Handy Sam Harmon Hattie Jenkins James E Nicholes Eddie two Olsen Miss Georgiana Pasley Robi E Smith Carl D Smith L A Veverka Joseph Walton B A C N Courier Postmaster There is an ad for Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co 35c A J Bick Co.
A social and dance in Odd Fellows Hall hosted by the A. O. U. W. and the Degree of Honor was well attended. After a literary and musical program refreshment was served and about fifty couples danced into a late hour. Proceeds benefit A. O. U. W. benevolent purposes.
Saturday notes list L. L. Lostutter from Iroquois and J. H. Wisener of Hitchcock in town while B. F. Ives from St. Lawrence dined at Kent. Col. J. B. Geddis visits Alpena to see his daughter. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised to cure rheumatism indigestion constipation and blood diseases for 35 cents at all druggists this month.
Miss Frances Miller, formerly of this city, has returned to Huron and will offer piano lessons. She studied music in Des Moines last year under favorable conditions and is now well qualified to teach instrumental music. Residence with Mrs. S. C. Cool, telephone 522. Also notice Chamberlain’s Pain Balm advertised for sprains, swellings, and lameness, sold by druggists.
Beadle County boards of registration will meet Tuesday October 29 at usual polling places to prepare county lists. Auditors have posted lists and changes or additions should be reported. The act imposes prison terms for multiple registrations or false impersonation and harsher penalties for board or election officers who commit fraud.
Friday evening the scrubs and varsity played a close ten minute halves game with no scoring. Eisenhood, Costain, Mouser, Plummer and Nelson stood out for their teams as Coach Gilkey urged continued practice and confidence in upcoming games. A sales line for Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
An 1880s advertisement claims local ear treatments cannot reach the disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It offers one hundred dollars for any cured case and notes the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents with Hall’s Family Pills as the best.
The report notes shelves and drawers added to the lab and a small Tuesday oxygen experiment that caused fright but no injuries. New library primers and circulating books reach grades with a week loan period. Librarians in higher grades manage book records and a teachers meeting distributed volumes. Deputy state superintendent Mr. Schellenger visited and praised conditions. The zoology class studies crayfish. High school girls form a basketball team with its first practice Friday.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are on sale offering quick relief and prevention if used at the first sign of illness. Price 25 cents per box. Samples free at All Druggists.
Aberdeen News reports T H Null fusion nominee for judge issues a partisan campaign circular urging Republicans and opposing parties to mobilize in an off-year election. He argues victory now would spur the fusion forces for next year and invites People's party and Democrat voters to the polls. A pharmacy ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with free samples.
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