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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
5
The notice offers 13.00 to Buffalo Pan-American and return with daily Nickel Plate Road service and a 15 day limit. It also lists 20 day tickets at 16 and 30 day tickets at 21 for round trips, plus through service to New York and Boston. Inquiries to John Y. Calahan 111 Adams St Chicago.
Notice states Brockway Huron 8 D licensed auctioneer will attend auctions countywide by day or percent. offers to handle advertising to save money. Coffee cups furnished free.
Low rates west and northwest this summer via the North Western line. Excursion tickets to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Salt Lake Denver and other Colorado Utah and Pacific coast points with favorable return limits on various dates. Frequent fast trains sleeping cars chair cars and dining cars. Inquire of ticket agents Chicago and North Western railway for dates and full particulars.
Extension offers 313.00 round trips valid 15 days and 16.00 round trips valid 20 days. Three daily trains include vestibuled sleeping cars and first class dining car on American Club plan. Meals range from 35 cents to 1.00. Contact John Y. Calahan at 111 Adams St, Chicago.
Several fine dwelling houses in different parts of Huron offered for sale priced from 450 to 3500 dollars. Two bargains at 500 dollars each. Choicest homes on Lawn Ridge and Idaho Street. Call for particulars. Offices over Standard Savings Bank.
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy. It claims to soothe the child ease gum discomfort and relieve wind colic and diarrhoea for twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Chicago and North-Western railway runs a special excursion from Huron at 5:00 A M on Saturday Sept 21 arriving St Paul 4 30 P M and Minneapolis 5 P M Returning departs Minneapolis 8 10 P M St Paul 8 40 P M Sunday Sept 22 Round trip fare is 4 dollars.
Prof Schoenert has permanently located as teacher of music and German. His rooms will be in the rear of W R Link's music store. Attention will be given to all grades undergraduates as well as post graduates. Members of the M B A and Home Guardians are requested to call here.
Very low rate excursion tickets to the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York are sold daily via the North Western line with favorable return limits. Direct connection at Chicago to fast trains to Buffalo. An illustrated booklet available by sending two cents to W B Kniskern Chicago.
The South Dakota State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners establishes storage rates for grain at stations including Huron Beadle. Receipts and handling for fifteen days cost two cents per bushel. After fifteen days, storage is four tenths cents per bushel per fifteen days, or for three months. After three months, storage is one half cent per bushel per thirty days. If grain is cleaned at owner's request, an extra half cent per bushel applies. Grain is insured for the owner's benefit.
Berlin reports state Emperor William will receive Prince Chun and an interpreter in a private audience at Potsdam removing the kowtow custom. The move surprises officials and public as Count von Buelow overcomes the Chun difficulty.
Washington reports a sharp climb in Venezuelan Colombian tensions as all Colombian consuls in Venezuela have their exequators withdrawn. The move follows the Colombian minister Dr. Rico leaving Caracas amid a cabinet clash. Officials hope war can be avoided. The rift is blamed on individuals with personal aims despite broad public opposition to conflict.
Washington reports that prior to the Boxer troubles Kuei Chun was named Chinese minister to St. Petersburg, while Wu disputes London dispatches claiming Wu would go to London and Kuei Chun to Petersburg. Wu says no word of cancellation has reached him and he doubts a transfer.
Paris reports M. de Lavessar, minister of marine, says a dispatch from Peking confirms that the French have formally handed the palace of ancestors and the imperial city to Chinese plenipotentiaries. Only one French battalion remains in the old French quarter after evacuation of Pao Ting Fu and adjacent points. Chinese regulars salute the tricolor.
General Sir Alfred Gasalee arrives in Montreal en route to England for a twelve month leave from his command in India. He expects to resume duties after the leave and notes the emperor and empress dowager plan to return to the Peking palace early this month.
Reports from San Francisco indicate Consul General Ho Yow may be appointed to replace Minister Wu Tingfang if he is transferred to London. The development, if confirmed, could shift Chinese diplomatic leadership and affect ongoing negotiations in Beijing and Washington.
A quorum of the American Federation of Labor executive council met at the Vendome hotel after brief remarks by President Samuel Gompers. They adjourned to await a committee report on charges against Amalgamated Association President Shaffer raised by a former vice president. The committee's findings will influence AFL support in the steel strike. A national committee was appointed to investigate allegations Shaffer ordered a useless strike at the Milwaukee convention.
Caracas reports a memorandum sent to foreign governments saying hostilities with Colombia are imminent. Venezuelan officials describe the dispute as highly serious in diplomatic circles.
The navy department reports the battleship Iowa has left Acapulco Mexico bound for Panama to safeguard American interests amid revolutionary trouble on the isthmus. No dates beyond Sept 3 are given. The voyage underscores U S naval vigilance in Central America.
Manila reports indicate Miguel Malvar nears capture or surrender and that peace usefully follows. Surrenders rise across provinces as Batangas clashes widen with Captain Hale’s detachment. Deserters speak English. Gracías and 50 men fall in a three hour engagement.
David Scott and John Stevens, a steward and head waiter at the Siwaney Golf club near Yonkeas, were found stabbed to death in an attic room. A butcher knife was recovered, up to a dozen stab wounds noted, and suspicion falls on Warner Simms with Frank Dunnington also detained. A $150 cash box is missing.
Constantinople Sept. 3 The Ottoman government is said to be seeking Germany to arbitrate the Franco Turkish controversy. It is unlikely Germany will agree and France would probably not accept arbitration.
Philadelphia reports four more victims of last Wednesday's steamboat blast on the Delaware river raising the total recovered to 25. Identified are Clara Weild 13 Nellie Flallantyne 23 and Elizabeth Gillison 23. A man about 69 is also named. Four remain missing and six await identification while some bodies are burned beyond recognition.
Guthrie August 31 A call goes out for a state convention in Guthrie October 12 to organize annual Smith reunions. Organizers expect about 2000 persons named Smith in Oklahoma to participate.
New York August 30 Alice and Quentin Roosevelt children of Vice President Roosevelt who had been ill at Roosevelt hospital are much improved and moved to Douglass Robinson's home in the city. The vice president and Mrs Roosevelt are also there with them.
The National G A R Encampment in Cleveland Ohio will be sold along the North Western line with favorable return limits. The encampment will be held in Cleveland from September 10 to 14. For sale dates and further particulars, contact local agents.
In Beadle County South Dakota the county court orders the sale of a minor’s real estate a southwest quarter section 27 township 112 range 62 to be held September Mth 1901 at 10 am. Next of kin and interested parties must appear to show cause why the sale should not be approved. Publication for three weeks in the Huronite. Judge L C Kemp presiding.
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