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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
8
The Huron high school football team will travel to Miller to play the local high school Saturday. Aberdeen residents Joe and Charley Sauer are in town visiting their parents and enjoying the fair.
A brief note mentions a cottage on Wisconsin focusing on amenities and a well. No further identifiable names or events are readable in the fragment.
Marshall Minnesota neighbor Mrs E C Patterson to sing in St Louis while Huron reports a Baptist Sunday service with Jesus the Model Teacher. a Lampe market housebaking sale. a divorce on non support. J O VanSyckel builds a home near Third and Colorado at about $3 000. various notices on births marriages and local commerce. ads for Cole's Liver Pills and Cole's Cough Cure. community events at the Grand and Owl restaurant updates. hunting tensions with farmers over trespass and a dog shooting incident leading to court bonds.
The article notes a penalty of one dollar for each individual who violates the Sabbath, detailing the fines as a deterrent and reflecting strict observance rules in the community.
The third annual exhibition opens with strong displays in cattle, Herefords, Aberdeen Angus, poultry, and agricultural halls. County exhibits from Hughes Yankton Faulk and Bon Homme are showcased, with county superintendents named. Various departments are led by local organizers, highlighting vegetables fruits grains and farm products.
Family feared he would die as 18 miles were ridden to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. W H Brown of Leesville Indiana endured asthma agony until the remedy gave instant relief and sleep at night. The notice touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip and advertises bottles 50 cents and $1.00 at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
The college opened Tuesday with expectations of the largest attendance yet. Rev. J. P. Anderson spoke on The Necessity of Christian Education. Enrollment stood at 95 with daily new arrivals anticipated. The business department led signups, and dormitory housing for students is ready with meals served on campus.
Memorial services held at the Beadle County Courthouse for Kirke W Wheeler who died June 25 1904 in Harbor South Dakota. Resolutions by the Beadle County Bar praise his honesty public spirit and fidelity to clients and request the resolutions be recorded and copies sent to his family.
Art Hotaling Miss Lorena King Ora tory and Physical Culture Hattie E VanArsdale Preceptress and Matron J I Pasek Secretary listed as organizers or officials for a school event or program.
Has world wide fame for marvelous cures and outperforms all salves for cuts burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter and more. Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents at Holland Wheeler, druggist.
The Genesee Pure Food Co advertises Jell O Ice Cream Powder as a tasty hot weather treat. Four flavors Vanilla Strawberry Unflavored, with mail order available for 25 cents for two packages. Available through grocers or by sending to Box 295 LeRoy NY.
Anton Kretchmer died Friday afternoon at his Bramwell ranch ten miles north of Huron after two or three weeks of illness due to typhoid pneumonia. He was 74, survived by his wife and two children on the ranch and a daughter, Mrs. Roder, in town. He had been married twice, his first wife the sister of Mr. C A Sauer.
A funeral was conducted at the Bramwell ranch home for a county resident about 15 years in age. Rev. Edson of the Episcopal church officiated at one o'clock Sunday afternoon. Interment followed in Riverside cemetery. The service was well attended by friends and relatives, with expressions of sympathy offered to the bereaved wife and relatives.
A quirky Northwestern Iowa daily column fragment hints at porch chatter among youths and adults. The piece evokes local speech and a playful warning about repeating the text for effect, reflecting small town mindset and community lore.
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