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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
4
The Dakota Huronite notes satire on Bartlett Tripp for senator amid the Crawford race. It mentions 2000 bushels of Prosser apples from Hurley orchard, R. O. Tubbs’s pardon for obscene mail matter, and Senator Kittredge visiting Washington for state interests.
Miss Mattie L. Guild of the Illinois Young People's Christian Temperance Union says Peruna surpasses all remedies for catarrh in the system and claims it cures catarrh of the stomach abdominal organs pelvic catarrh and related stomach and liver catarrh. The letter promotes Peruna as a universal cure and offers a free book titled Summer Catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
South Dakota farmers report the wheat crop will exceed the biggest prior forecast. The threshing machine now provides an estimate deemed final with no appeal.
The illustrated edition showcases Mitchell to splendid advantage, highlighting an enterprising publisher’s effort and the town’s favorable presentation.
South Dakota contractor Phil Eyre says the steel strike blocks supply of pipe needed to complete the artesian well at Redfield asylum, delaying the project.
In Sioux Falls Mayor Burnside gains notoriety as advertisers pitch specialists by citing his stance. A local ad urges readers to “Read what Mayor Burnside says of our treatment,” signaling the mayor’s growing fame and market appeal.
Senator Dolliver says Shaw should not be chosen for president and that Roosevelt seems South Dakota’s preferred candidate at this early stage of the race. The piece argues Shaw is acceptable but not the state’s choice.
A. E. Chamberlain of Howard is nominated by populists and democrats for judge in the Fourth circuit. He previously lived in Gettysburg and later moved to Huron amid a noted disgrace, with critics doubting his motives. The Sioux Falls Press notes Mr. Bryan plans Lincoln as home and denies moving Commoner to Chicago. Salem Special calls for inquiry into a deadly First regiment accident at Huron and questions gun safety and accountability.
The army unit broke camp and a report on the move is now in the possession of the governor.
The Sioux Falls Press and the Huronite clash over charges of voter bribery in 1900 elections. The Press defends its stance on corruption evidence while the Huronite rejects unfounded criminal charges and defends South Dakota voters.
A Watertown Public Opinion item notes efforts to read John Longstaff of the Huronite out of the Republican party and quips about reading him out of the church, suggesting such targeting may be misplaced.
The Western Cowboy prints an obituary poem for James Watts but rejects lines praising drinking. It calls for truthful remembrance and frowns on publishing verses that glorify alcohol, warning against praising falsehood in death notices.
Nickel Plate offers Buffalo Pan American 15 day tickets for 13 dollars and 20 day tickets for 16 dollars. Lowest rates to all eastern points available through John Y. Calahan, general agent, at 111 Adams Street Chicago City ticket office.
The Democrats of Beadle County express support for Mr Null. At a recent meeting a list of delegates was chosen to attend the Aberdeen convention and instructed for Null. Delegates include T. M. Simmons J. T. Ohlwine L. Lapier Michael Joyce W. L. Miner Maris Taylor G. W. Fink Peter Meyers H. M. McFarland Chas Loveland Geo Poe Jas Murphy Fred Bartlett H A VanDalsem N M Wardall Don G Medberg R O Richards W A Lynch Chas Reed John T Breen W A Thompson John Mecklenon Wm Weingartner.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claim honesty and solvency. West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists also Toledo endorse and sell the remedy. The cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Pills also advertised as best.
Daniel McFall was arrested for assaulting Loren G. Bangs and brought before Justice Brockway. The justice added a five dollar fine plus costs, McFall paid, and the case moved on to the next duty of state service.
The article notes cramping and abdominal pain after improper meals or ice water. It states that distention of the bowels causes cramps and that using Davis' Pain Killer provides rapid relief. Housekeepers place it as a staple in the family medicine chest.
Elmer Briggs of this city and Miss Marie Minty of Woonsocket were married at the Methodist Episcopal church in Woonsocket at noon last Sunday. Rev Minty officiated with Roscoe Wharton of Huron and Miss Minty as best people. After a wedding dinner at the Minty home the couple went to the Briggs home on Idaho street.
The second annual fair by the Ladies' College association opened today with poor weather delaying the flower parade until a later date. Strong winds and dust halted the procession, with a hopeful reschedule for Thursday if conditions permit. Exhibits in the college building are attractive and open through Friday. Admission is twenty five cents. the event supports a charitable object.
The last session of the state legislature made primary language a separate study. Six years of work are outlined in the New Course of Study to be followed by teachers by law. Mrs Cooley’s Primary Language Laws are recommended by educators and representatives are visiting counties. A pamphlet on Gold Mining and Prospects in the Black Hills promotes Northwest mining opportunities and will be mailed free with two cents postage from W B Kniskern at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago IL.
Notice of the next regular examination for teachers in the Beadle County public schools to be held at the court house in Huron South Dakota on Friday and Saturday September 6 and 7 1901 starting at 8 o clock a m. Prompt attendance required as all must complete at the same time and only third grades issued to late entrants. F Corley Co Supt of Schools Beadle Co.
Excursion tickets for travel to the state fair are offered at one fare for the round trip from Sept 7 to 13 inclusive with return limit Sept 14. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western railway agents.
A notice from a party located in Huron announcing intent to actively engage in real estate business in South Dakota. The focus is cattle ranches and dairy farms east of the Missouri River, offering properties for sale at reasonable prices. Call on or address for listings.
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