Huron Items from Tuesday's Daily
County commissioners in session. Generals and travelers visit Huron. local staff, merchants, and residents noted. Bass catches reported in Bonilla lake. farm yields and town news mingle with ads and medical notices.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
8
County commissioners in session. Generals and travelers visit Huron. local staff, merchants, and residents noted. Bass catches reported in Bonilla lake. farm yields and town news mingle with ads and medical notices.
On September 2 Rev R A Vander united Fred Carlson of Spokane Washington and Josephine Schuyler of Huron in a decorated church ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Schuyler was presented by her father and joined by the groom as Prof Schoenert played the wedding march. The couple will reside in Spokane after a week in St Paul and a wedding supper at the Schuyler home followed by a train departure to start married life.
The editorial warns of widespread smallpox through the coming winter and urges strict quarantine. It notes a new case at the home of Oscar A. Ricker on Iowa Street, Rose Vogel the house servant, with the house placed under quarantine Saturday.
Ad text touts drastic mineral pills as dangerous and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as an easier cure for headache and constipation. Sold for 25 cents at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
Huron public schools opened the fall term with near normal attendance and expectations of enrollment growth. Miss Clark arrived from Yankton to take duties in the high school. Miss Milliken will teach English and Latin. Miss Sylvester, the principal, is on a 30 day leave of absence and will be temporarily replaced by a professor from Huron College.
F M Higgins of Seneca Illinois credited Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing years of piles after two boxes. The ad promises the product as infallible with a cure guaranteed at 25 cents, sold by Holland Wheeler druggist.
J. W. Bachman and his wife were injured when a light single buggy overturned after the horse shied at a shadow. Both were thrown to the ground with a bad shaking up. Mrs. Bachman aided her husband as he recovered.
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania bore a three year illness with malignant stomach trouble causing nausea and indigestion. After two months on Electric Bitters she reports complete cure and restored appetite and strength. A grand tonic for the system, 50 cents at Holland Wheeler's drug store.
John S. Halloway of French Camp Mississippi recalls thirty years of illness with chronic diarrhoea and feverish weakness. He credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with his recovery after using several bottles and urges others to have access to it.
North Western trains carried many travelers toward Minneapolis St Paul and Pierre as excursion rates began. Among Monday departures were John Fosberg Wm Cass and Miss Medberg. Mrs J C McAdams and D O Root also rode. Tuesday saw Geo M Read and wife with two children Robi Blume and Mrs Frank Blume board. Seventeen round trip tickets to St Paul were sold Monday.
J M Garrettson of San Antonio Texas describes years of asthma agony until using Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. He credits the remedy with curing his illness and offers trials free at Holland Wheeler's drug store. The medicine is advertised as a cure for asthma and lung troubles priced 50c and 1.00 guaranteed.
Chas Phillips and Son have contracted with Lewis Melum to erect a two story building on Dakota avenue just south of the Dinneen agricultural implement building. The 22 by 50 foot structure will feature corrugated iron exterior and will serve as a chop house and lodging house for Mr. Melum.
The soothing healing properties and pleasant taste make Chamberlains Cough a great favorite with people everywhere. It is prized by mothers for colds croup and whooping cough and can be given to babies as well as adults since it contains no opium or harmful drug and gives quick relief. For sale by all.
George W. Dodd, a fashionable tailor in Huron, announces he has taken the agency for a leading Chicago ladies tailoring house. He offers up to date tailor-made suits and garments made to measure with fit guaranteed. Suits priced from 14.50 dollars. Located at 966 West Third Street.
From Wednesday’s Daily, Mr. Murray of Howard is the new pharmacist at Dunning’s in Huron. The issue lists other local items: licenses, visits, college openings, and notices including a Perry Davis Pain Killer ad. Various residents travel, hunt, and celebrate events. classes and colleges plan fall terms with increased attendance.
A wedding at the bride’s parents home in Huron celebrated the union of Mr. Hutchins and Miss King. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R A VanderLas with about sixty guests at a reception and dinner afterward. The couple will reside in Huron after Oct 1 and begin a wedding tour to the east ending at the Buffalo Exposition. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W L Montgomery Mr and Mrs G E Rowe and Miss Blanche Banta.
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