Huron Dakota Beadle County’s Growing County Seat
Huron, capital of Beadle County, platted 1880, population 2500. It hosts seven county district courts, five churches, multiple newspapers, a land office, a signal service office, banks, stores, a $9000 schoolhouse, a 55 subscriber telephone exchange, and extensive railway facilities. A $50000 grist mill is planned for 1883 and property values rise as investment opportunities attract capitalists. Huron may become the state capital when Southern Dakota joins the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haros
Beadle County
Edifees
Daily Leader
Dakota
Daily Leaver
United States Land Office
U. S. Signal Service
Dakota Central Division
Chicago
Pierre
Black Hills
Tracy
Huron
Names of Huron rail offices and staff listed
OFFICES IN HURON. Superintendent Wm. F. Fitch. Assistant 8. a. Mosher. Train Dispatcher E. C. Harris. Foreman of Machine shops Wm. McIntosh. Train Master W. E. Johnson. Suptof Bridges E. F. Potter. Store Keeper H. J. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Wm. F. Fitch
Land Office Entries Notice Faces Obscure Names
United States Land Office listing shows George B. Armstrong and Rubert Lowry among names referenced in the register. The fragment notes land entry actions or filings, with limited context for dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Egister
George B. Armstrong
Teesiver
Rubert Lowry
United States
U.S. Land Office
Stamp Collecting Mania Drives Global Stamp Trade
The interview describes stamp dealers sourcing from every civilized country, with Belgian stamps worth thousands. Collectors include bankers and a Madison Avenue resident with $30,000 albums, while speculation drives corners and rapidly rising values. The stamp boom, traced to London 1862, now involves over a million serious collectors.
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United States
Madison Avenue
Wall Street
London
Paris
Brattleboro
Baltimore
St. Louis
James Buchanan
Missouri
Morrit Brown
J. E. Gray
British Museum
N. Y. Sun
A Yankee Word After All and Its Salem Roots
The term dude, now popular nationwide, originated in Salem New Hampshire where locals claim it has been used for twenty years. The word denotes a stylish, languid young man and has varied uses from a dapper man to an Æsthetic youth, with New England roots and a New York revival sparked by an English observer.
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New England
Salem
N. H
New York
Springfield
Aetna Life Insurance Status Confirmed by Dakota Auditor
The Dakota Territory Auditor certifies that Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut has a legally required capital and is authorized to transact life insurance in the Territory for 1883. T.G. Harper and J.E. Todd are named as agents at Huron Beadle County.
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Connecicut
Hartford
M. G
J. L. English
Aetma Life Insurance Company
United States
M. G. Bulkeley
Territory of Dakota
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Conneticut
Legislative Assembly
A. D
Gro. L. Ordway
E. C. Johnson
Chicago & North-Western
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakota
Manitoba
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
British Columbia
China
Japen
Sandwich Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Union
West
Northwest
Chicago
Palace
North-Western
Council Bluffs
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Angie
Andorthwest
Cago
Manve Aucun
Sapte
Pags
Agt
Ouleago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dakota Central Railway
Mitchell
Baptist
George A. Cressey
Kansas Streets
Episcopal
M. Hoyt
D. D
40Th
J. W. Shannon
Carr
Presbyterian
J. B. Pomeroy
Methodist Episcopal
J. B. Seymour
Parker Hall
Edwin G. Wheeler
Br. M. Augusta Brown
Woman’s Medical College
Baptist Church
W. H. Byford
K. R. Brower
Chicago Medical Journal
First Nat'l Bank
Fifth
Nat’ Bank
St. Paul, Omaha
Kansas
PLC of
Omaha
Kansas City
Kasota
Chicago, ST. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway
Sioux City
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Volga
Minneapolis and Omaha
H. H1rzano
T. W.treasdale
Gen. Trafic
Gen. Pass
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Conn
Total Assets
T. J. Gill
Gro. L. Orpway
Exzurem
Tee
BUY and Sell Exchange
D. L. Stick
J. A. Kemp
Barlow
Harness & Saddles
Dakota Avenue
2D Street
J. W. Primm
M. D
Homeopathist
3D Street
Fell’s
T. S. Hoyne
Wabash Ave
G. A. Hall
M. L. MacBride
West 23d Street
New York City
B. P. Marsh
Bloomington
J. A. Vincent
J. R. Pollock
Galesburg
F. M. Heaton
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Watertown
Homestead
Valentine
Washington
Attorney At Law
U. S. Land Office
Wright House
Eauron
Louis Kern & CO
Kern
2D and
Wisconsin Sts
Holton Bros. & Millan
Terry & Clark
S.jyt Es IR Way
Feed and Sale Stable
Drayage
First Street
Depot
Huron, Dakota
Little & Shunk
Powell & Douglas
Waukegan
Ill
Wm. S. Kellocc
U. 8S
Exuron
John N McDonald
City of
Beadlie County Bank
Sanford & Holmes
L. H. Starkey
I. J. Mouser
Guy
Huron Dakota
L. S. Hazer
H. C. Hinckley
Wisconsin St
Bryson House
Eastman & Nance
C. C. Hirizs
Beadle Co
A. B. Melville
N. Y
J.B. Kelley
Melville & Kelley
At Law
Ofice
A. D. Mower
Wisconsin Street
Ezurom
Dak
Pioneer Press
Pioneer Press CO
St. Paul, Minn
E.G. Wheeler
Pioneer Store
LeapEn
Reed & Wollrath
Attorneys At Law
Second Street
Dakota Ave
Biuron
Dakota Weekly Leader
St, James
ExXuron
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