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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1894
Page
3
Huron residents and visitors include T. M. Loomis of Webster and Cortez Salmon. Farm prices rise as truck farmers find strong demand. Sheriff Longstaff threshes a healthy crop, and Father and son relations appear in multiple obituaries and tributes. Community events include socials by local lodges and a public notice of court terms.
A brief portrait describes a woman thriving on good food sunshine and outdoor exercise. Her health shines and her face glows with beauty while she also uses Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing laxative when needed.
On Monday September 34 the personal taxes due the county become delinquent. The treasurer will present his annual statement to the board of county commissioners showing unpaid taxes. It becomes his duty to collect all delinquents after that date by restraint. Treasurer Lane emphasizes the obligation to enforce collection despite unpleasaness.
A patron hushes about a broker, noting that the whispered remark claimed Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets was the only thing that properly regulated his bowels. The waiter confirms the gist of the whispered message in a brief exchange.
A group of state editors met in Huron to form a ready print service without ads. Terms were agreed, more papers sought, and if enough join, Huronite will publish ready prints for sixty publishers across the state.
Judge Campbell, in Huron, consulted with local lawyers over a petition signed by the entire Huron bar to delay the September term. After reviewing the calendar, he ordered the sheriff not to summon a jury and set the term to open September 11, then adjourn to a date in November. The move meets with general approval.
List of names including Miss Daisy Polly Miss Sarah Wilson Miss Mary E and Fred Platts among unclaimed letters at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending September 1 1894. Addressee must state advertised in the HuronITE and provide publication date and pay one cent at the stamp window. J B Cogan P M
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be treated by local applications and must be cured by constitutional remedies. It explains that inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes deafness, typically from catarrh, and promises a $100 reward for any case of deafness due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Contact F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. product sold by druggists for 75 cents.
Northbound passenger W G Craigo of Ida Grove Iowa fell between the baggage car and engine as the train halted at Oakes Saturday night. He was rescued and surgeons amputated both legs, the right below the knee and the left above the ankle. He is recovering if infection is avoided.
A Beacon street girl praised Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription after rapid decline in health. She bought the remedy from a druggist without guidance, and within three months regained vigor and social standing. The piece asserts many others share this experience.
Robert Gilgore exchanges the southeast quadrant of 109-59 for the Bacon residence located in Sterling's addition.
An elderly woman’s long illness from malaria improves dramatically after using Beoruna. The writer cites her aunt in Mississippi and other southern testimonies, claiming Pe-ru-na leads all malaria remedies. The Columbus Ohio Pe rans Drug Manufacturing Company offers a free illustrated medical treatise.
Notice warns against trusting the wife for any post marriage bills after August 31 1894 in Huron. The item also relays a farewell reception for residents of Sterling's addition who plan to move to Sheboygan Tennessee and Denver. It reports Deputy Marshal John Carter announcing William Morarity jailed for post office funds embezzlement and a close call for Peter Morsey after a wagon collision near Sheffield with no injuries recorded.
The American Coursing Club's eighth annual meeting at Huron October 24 promises the largest event yet with about 32 dogs expected for the American Field cup and 32 for the American Coursing Derby. Prizes include substantial club adders and winner shares, with entries open and rules of the American Coursing Board governing. Officials include E H Maylecaster and C H Dodds, with Dr. N Rowe as president and Louis Zetterrap as secretary. An added note offers $1000 in eighty-four prizes for a mix up contest by Florence Medicine Co. Also Brookings County Fair excursion rates from September 25–28 via the North Western Line.
The North Western Line offers excursion tickets to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment on September 8 and 9 with low return rates valid through September 25, 1894. Tickets and full information available via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
B and O Railway sells excursion tickets from Sept 5 to 10 to Pittsburg for the National Encampment of the G A R and the Naval Veterans Association meeting. Round trip Chicago fare is $10 with lower rates from other stations. Tickets available at principal western and northwestern offices. Inquiries to S Allen assistant G P A B and O Grand Central Station Chicago.
Great Northern Railway announces a one fare round trip plus fifty cents admission for the Minnesota State Fair at Hamline St Paul September 10 to 15 1894. Tickets on sale September 9 to 15 with final return September 17. Inquiries to W E VanAmburg agent at Huron South Dakota.
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