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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
8
An attorney at law operating from an office over First National Bank in Huron offers legal services across all courts.
South Dakotan dentist announces office in Huron above the National Bank of Dakota at Dakota avenue and Second street. Office hours Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday. parties attending dances urged to notify ahead. Offers gold and porcelain crowns alumine celluloid rubber and plates. bridge work specialty. gold alloy porcelain and gold at low prices. All work guaranteed for years.
Miss Julia Taylor returns from Yankton while Melons flourish in Haron markets. Presbyterians plan Thursday church social and Rt. Rev. Thomas O Gormen conducts services in St. Martins. Winters in Huron advertises goods. Walton guests visit Redfield after Traverse stay. Editor’s wife bears a ten pound baby boy on Sept 15, gifted with a silver dollar and a five dollar gold piece.
A Maine election remark signals national sentiment as Wilbur Wilde and Miss Alice Cox wed at Saturday’s ceremony officiated by Rev. B. H. Bartt. The couple plans to reside in the Arcade building. Mrs. Geo. A. Fessenden is returning from Chicago with millinery goods to display near M. C. Alford's jewelry store for visitors.
School officials report enrollment Monday up by thirteen from last year. Prof. Dukes commends teachers and pupils for earnest start and forecasts a successful year. Local news notes Sam Etrod’s return from the Black Hills, McKinley sentiment rising, and Wm. H. Voss selling his lumber business to move to Belle Prairie Iowa with son George. A heavy September rain drenches Jim River valley, city ground now good for fall plowing, and lightning deaths reported among Col Esop and M M Blant cows.
Mrs. J. W. Shannon accompanied by her mother in law left Wednesday for Marshalltown Iowa where Mr Shannon formerly of the Huronics is connected with the Morning Press in charge The Shannon family were among Huron's first settlers and are wished prosperity and happiness in their new home by the Huronite.
Mr and Mrs A Mason of South Huron enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering Friday evening September 11. Friends neighbors and appreciative gifts marked the event with a notable present from a Florida based friend of Mr Mason.
Bishop Thomas O Gorman arrived Monday from Sioux Falls and was hosted by Col. M J Dinneen before taking the west bound train to Pierre. Father Banning accompanied him to Pierre to assume charge of a church. They were shown a city drive and later called on at the Dinneen parlors in the Arlington.
The Stonepraxker family and Mrs. C. W. Sreete thank neighbors friends the high school Christian Endeavor and all who offered sympathy and kindness during the loss of their beloved daughter and sister.
For over fifty years the advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething aid. It claims to soothe the child ease gums relieve pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhoea at twenty five cents per bottle.
Col George W Bain of Kentucky addressed a large audience at the opera house Monday night about constitutional prohibition. The event sparked strong temperance enthusiasm and raised nearly 125 for campaign purposes. Funeral services for Miss Ethel Stonebraker were held at the Presbyterian church with a large attendance and a wreath of flowers from students.
The piece extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best remedy for boils and eruptions tied to blood impurities. It then lists grain storage rates in South Dakota for 1896 set by several firms including G. W. VanDusen & Co and Watertown dated September 21, 1896.
A letter dated August 9 1896 from an eminent La Crosse Wisconsin physician to Dr F W Cannon of Huron D Ontario discusses Mrs Shhoenheinz. The writer states he treated her for a period and regards her dental gum pain as a hallucination with no real disease evidence and says he has told the patient’s friends this.
Ladies of Kilpatrick Relief Corps will serve supper in the new Grand Army hall in Odd Fellow's block from 5 30 to 8 o clock Thursday evening. Tickets 25 cents. BILL OF FARE features Cold Roast Pork Scalloped Potatoes Baked Beans Army Style Boston Brown Bread Light Rolls Cabbage Salad Pickles Tea Coffee Cake.
World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York offers a book explaining cures for fibroid ovarian and other tumors without surgery. Send ten cents in stamps for the publication and address request.
Mrs Carrie Myers announces a large fall and winter millinery line and a fine selection of hats bonnets and nets chosen as modern and up to date styles. Call and see them.
Beadle County South Dakota invites sealed bids from prospective vendors for fifty nine tons of Large Egg coal and fifteen tons of Nut coal. Goods to be delivered to the basement of the courthouse. Bids must be filed with the county auditor by October 5 1896 at 2 p m. Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Wm Roceas county auditor.
Sixty four pages advertise private disease treatment for men and women, including errors of youth and female troubles. The brochure claims leading specialists and "paralelans" musicians in count Hathaway and R. 5 Cor. 4th and Nebraska Sts., Sioux City, Iowa.
Accommodations for visitors to the Experimental Farm near Northville 8S D. One-way tickets via the North-Western line on Tuesdays and Fridays until October 30, 1896 allow return to starting point at one-fifth fare within five days of sale with foreman certified certificates. Tickets through Chicago & North-Western Ry agents.
On account of the Inter-State Fair the Northwestern Line will from September 10 to 19 sell excursion tickets to Sioux City and return at one fare for the round trip good returning until September 21, 1896. For tickets and information apply to agents Chicago & North-Western railway.
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces a special excursion to Deadwood on Sept. 16 with round trip at one fare due to the Democratic state convention. Tickets on sale via local agents for dates and fall information.
North-Western Line offers excursion tickets to Sioux Falls from September 19 to 26 for the Tri-State Fair with return by September 28 1890. Tickets and full information available through Chicago & North-Western By agents. Also listing cheap farming lands along the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in Virginia West Virginia and Maryland with easy terms and a free special list from S P Kretzer B&O land and immigration agent Philadelphia.
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