Bargains on Mens Boots and Shoes This Season
Special bargains in oil grain and Kip boots priced from two to two dollars seventy five. Mens shoes start at one dollar fifty with late styles described as good values and perfect fitting.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1895
Page
8
Special bargains in oil grain and Kip boots priced from two to two dollars seventy five. Mens shoes start at one dollar fifty with late styles described as good values and perfect fitting.
Jacob Schaetzal and R. S. Person visited Huron on Monday while L. B. Heron returned from the south. F. E. Sterling arrived from Rockford. Sam Appel operates a Woonsocket branch clothing house. Titus Price interviewed Huron friends. W. H. Gilbert family returned from Minneapolis trip. F. M. Wilcox sold Beadle County land. Wheat sales remain slow per elevator men. A Reigsl left for a business trip through Colorado and Wyoming.
Local notes show E I Barton leaving for Chicago and several figures visiting Huron, including Judge Campbell, Judge Hannay, Congresman Pickler, Rev W H Thrall, and S A Wheeler. Jailer Appelman reports the jail is empty as cold weather nears. The Long Dramatic Company performed Missouri and Trilby, and a September Beadle county court term closed.
A 19th century health note explains a lingering weakness and bilious symptoms in late summer, arguing the condition is chronic malaria rather than regular fever. It claims quinine fails on this form and promotes Pernna as a universal cure, urging readers to request a free medical book from the Columbus Ohio firm.
The Weather Bureau records for October over fourteen years show a mean temperature of 47 deg. The warmest October was 1892 with 53 deg and the coldest 1888 with 41 deg. Highest reading 94 deg on October 1, 1892. Lowest 5 deg on October 25, 1887. First killing frost typically September 17 and last killing frost in spring around May 16.
The couple Zack S McCullough and Maggie A Root were wed at the bride’s parents home near Huron with Dr O B Clark officiating. Guests praised the ceremony and a generous feast followed. many gifts were presented as friends extend best wishes for the newlyweds. Also notice of unpaid personal taxes in Guron and Beadle county with distraint to begin Oct 1 and realty sales on Nov 4 1895.
The North Western Line offers low-rate Home Seekers excursions on August 29, September 10 and 24, 1895 to eastern friends. Send names and addresses to W B Koiskern, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Chicago and North Western Railway, Chicago, Illinois to receive rates and full details by mail.
Mrs Carrie Myers invites readers to view a display of pattern hats bonnets and novelty fashions on Tuesday and Wednesday October 1 2. The notice highlights a showcase of latest millinery styles.
Four fine Saint Bernard dogs addressed to H. N. Howell in Laurence township Beadle County South Dakota are referenced in a brief note. The communication appears to be a formal address or delivery context with no additional events or dates specified.
Judge Jenkins enforces an order requiring all preferential claimants tied to the Wisconsin Central Chicago terminal property to answer a receivers petition by November 1. The petition seeks equitable division of claims between the Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central and Chicago and Northern Pacific, while permitting receivers to pay a large sum in the interim. The move tests Seattle court orders and signals a likely appeal to a higher court on jurisdiction.
President Johnson reports that eight Western League clubs on average earned one third more money than last year and all clubs were profitable. He notes the season closed Sunday with standings led by Indianapolis and Detroit, and forecasts a league change next year with Terre Haute left out and Columbus, Ohio, admitted.
Summary of baseball results with multiple games listed across cities including Brooklyn Boston Louisville Pittsburg Washington New York Baltimore Philadelphia St Louis and Cincinnati. Final scores show several wins by Pittsburgh and Cincinnati while Boston and New York suffer losses.
Frost blanketed Kansas and Missouri Sunday night. H. H. Holmes trial set for October 28 in Philadelphia. Finishers at Oliver Iron and Steel mill Pittsburg strike ends as workers agree to company terms. Washington First Presbyterian extends call to Rev. T De Witt Talmage as co pastor. Stamford Connecticut murder-suicide case involves Mrs Henry Dudley and Simpkins the plumber.
Market notes from Milwaukee Duluth and Minneapolis show steady flour wheat corn oats barley and rye prices with No 2 spring wheat at 56 5 8 c No 1 Northern 58 c in Milwaukee. Duluth No 1 hard cash at 56 3 4 c No 1 Northern around 55 4 to 56 in September. Minneapolis on track No 1 hard 56 1 4 c No 1 Northern 54 c No 2 Northern 52 c September and December futures quoted. Louis Street PAu reports hogs five cents lower with 3 80 to 3 90 range cattle steady and western beef in mix. sheep and lambs steady with receipts detailed.
Chicago sellers showed active hogs with prices from 3.80 to 4.45 for light stock and up to 4.40 for heavy lots. Cattle trends were mostly steady for top grades but weaker for others, while sheep weakened. Receipts tallied hogs 25,000 cattle 20,000 sheep 22,000 with batch prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and short ribs listed across months and contract months.
Weekly notices show remaining letters for the week ending September 14, 1895 at Huron South Dakota post office with directions to claim by advertising and paying one cent. Postmaster J B Cogan signs the notice. Also included is B&O Atlantic City travel info for delegates with Sept 13 to 18 ticket sale and Paullman car reservations via L S Allen at Grand Central Station Chicago.
The seller declares a genuine sale with reduced prices as they relocate from Huron to a rented house and shop in Centerville. Prospective buyers urged to come and be convinced of the bargains available.
The North Western Line will sell excursion tickets to Sioux City Iowa and return at one fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale September 19 through 29 inclusive good for return passage to October 1 1895. For tickets and full information apply to agents C. and N. W. Rye.
J B Gevpes of Virgil announces 300 high grade Shropshire ewes available for let on shares with easy terms.
The Chicago and North Western Railway announces home-seekers excursions on August 29 September 10 and 24 1895 to many West and Northwest points with favorable time limits at very low rates. Tickets and fall information available from railway agents.
Tickets available September 24 to 27 good for return passage by September 28 1895. For tickets and full information contact OC. & N. W. R. agents.
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