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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1889
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention J. P. Cooper in town and a farm visit in May with scattered initials and quotes. No coherent events or dates form a clear report.
Fragmentary timetable notes show arrival times for C B N RR with entries for paths and destinations. Mentions Watertown St Paul Mine and Sunday services but text is garbled with inconsistent times and place names.
Chicago and North-Western Railway lists daily arrivals and departures at Huron with several trains labeled Mail and Express and Freight. Services operate daily except Sunday with multiple numbers and accommodations. the notice names W. Woop as agent and references directions from East West South and North.
Northern Pacific operates 987 miles in Montana and 621 miles in Washington, spanning the territory east to west and serving Helena Butte Miles City Billings Bozeman Missoula and Yellowstone Park. The line offers through tickets at Spokane Falls and western points, marketed as a quick route from St Paul to Tacoma Seattle and beyond.
An advertisement extols constitution makers and urges travel to refresh state charters. It endorses scenic journeys on The Burlington lines with luxury service and urges contacting J C Kenyon, general passenger agent, for tickets.
Martin Strandberg named as the second juror secured in the Blatz cage and the sole accepted yesterday. The case adjourned to this afternoon. A fresh venue of 100 jurors to appear before Judge Kelly this morning. California advertising copy and a humorous exchange about buying a new bonnet appear among local notices.
The original Abietine Ointment comes only in two ounce tin boxes and is advertised as a cure for old sores burns wounds and skin eruptions. It promises to wire all kinds of piles. Sold by J C Donaldson & Co at 25 cents per box or 30 cents by mail. A Burlington woman diaries every spanking with formal wording.
W K Powers of 3933 St. Louis writes that Snow Liniment cured his chronic rheumatism after five years of pain and torment. He says three bottles removed all traces, restoring health. An agent named C. C. Jurand backs the testimonial. A misrouted letter to Father Mich was redirected to Paw Paw, Mich.
Richard Spencer of 2502 Garrison Ave Saint Louis reports a two year dry hacking cough and claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup improved his lungs after a few doses. He urges others to call for a bottle at C C Durand's amid skepticism about echoed claims.
Local advert promotes Bucklen Arnica Salve as best for cuts bruises and skin ailments. It lists price per box as 2 1/2 cents and credits C Y Durand of Huron South Dakota as distributor in the period notice.
An aphorism compares advice to snow, noting gentler falls linger and seep into memory, shaping thinking over time.
A notice offers an antique oak bedroom set and oak extension table with various furniture and housekeeping goods for sale. Contact 1026 Sixth Street for details.
The platform celebrates imminent statehood and supports homestead, preemption, and timber rights restoration. It favors fair wages, industrial harmony, and robust pensions for veterans, while backing labor safety, prohibition of intoxicants, and checks on trusts. It calls for railroad regulation, irrigation, warehousing for farmers, and a Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
The season's yield projection for peaches stands at 2,798,000 baskets. Officials note factors affecting supply and market expectations for growers and distributors statewide.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as the remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for an uncured case. A separate notice reports Patrick O'Brien, a Northern Pacific switchman, lost a thumb and two fingers in a yard coupling accident yesterday.
Soothes and heals throat and lung membranes damaged by disease. Prevents night sweats and chest tightness. cures coughs croup asthma colds bronchitis pneumonia whooping cough and nasal catarrh. California Cat A Care praised for growing demand and sold by J C Donaldson & Co at one dollar per package or three for two dollars and fifty cents.
A man mourns the loss of his wife and reveals he has also married again. The exchange highlights the social sting of bigamy and sorrow in a concise vignette from a bygone era.
A woman with consumption bound for death credits a wrapping paper note about Dr. King's Newberys remedy. She uses trial and large bottles, gains strength and weight, and is now described as rosy and plump. Readers are urged to send a stamp to a Fort Smith druggist for fuller particulars. Elihu Bushey is held to the grand jury after timber-cutting on government land with $300 bail.
An advertisement assures Eupopsy and Eupepsy relief for digestion and liver, stomach, and kidney issues. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and promises lasting improvement with daily, directed use. Sold at 50 cents and 1 dollar by C. C. Durand’s drug store.
A widow dreams big and believes she can cultivate orange blossoms from weeds despite limited luck in gardening. Her hopeful mindset highlights resilience and resourcefulness.
Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup advertised for teething pain promising quick relief and quiet sleep with a pleasant taste. An error filled line mentions a diarrhea remedy priced at 25 cents per bottle. A jobbers union announces a Friday meeting to set start date for an encursion to Butte.
An advertisement urges all families to buy Syrup of Figs 50c and 1.00 bottles as a cleansing remedy. The ad notes Mrs Jason and Mr Jason discuss political futures with light banter and claims Southern Medical World praises Mother’s Friend for childbirth. Advertisement lists C C Durand and Bradfield Reg Co contact details in Atlanta and Dak.
Sam reports strong relief from neuralgia after using Wells Great Neuralgia Cure. He says it swiftly eased his daughter’s pain within minutes and notes it is sold by druggists.
A sharp political observation condemns the liquor industry’s practices as harsher than tax collection, arguing the dram shop pressures and profits harm workers and communities more than government levies. The phrase frames reform as essential to curb abuse by powerful interests.
A Saturday evening Republican rally kicks off the campaign with speakers including Governor Mellette Major Pi Judge Gifford and Judge Bennett. Knights of Pythias band will provide music with more names to be added.
Temperance meetings with noted speakers are set at Rhodes school house on Sept 23 Monday evening Logan on Sept 23 Monday evening Wheeler on Sept 24 evening School House No 1 Milford ship on Sept 24 Tuesday evening McCoy school house on Sept 26 evening Rose Hill on Sept 26 Thursday evening Center oa house on Sept 27 Friday evening Short school house on Sept 27 Friday evening
Tommy Hickey, a Hoboken news boy, is heir to a $40,000 fortune after an uncle in Ireland dies. The fragment mentions a medical advertisement and misprinted sales copy for Bradfield's Female Regulator, urging readers to write Bradfield Co. in Atlanta for details.
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