Huron Dakota Beadle County Growth Promises State Capital Hope
Huron Beadle County seat platted in 1880 with 2500 residents and rapid growth. The town houses five churches, two dailies and three weeklies, a U.S. Land Office, a Signal Service office, a $9,000 schoolhouse, banks, hotels, and a new $50,000 grist mill planned for 1883. Rail divisions and machine shops provide strong commerce as capital prospects rise.
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Hureca
Beadle County
Daily
LeapEr
Central
Dakota
Daily Leaper
United States Land Office
U. S. Signal Service
Dakota Central Division
Chicago
Pierre
Black Hills
Tracy and Pierre
James Rives
Clark
Calliope and Iroquois
Chicago & North- Western Railway
James River
Hare
Columbia
Huron
Huron Office Staff and Supervisors Listed
Offices in Huron with titles and names: Superintendent Wm. F. Fitch Assistant 8. a. Mosher Train Dispatcher E. C. Harris Foreman of Machine shops Wm. McIntosh Train Master W. E. Johnson Sup t of Bridges E. F. Potter Store Keeper H. J. Rice
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Huron
Wm. F. Fitch
Mail Stages Between Huron and Mitchell
Daily stage service leaves Huron for Mitchell at 7 A M and returns to Huron arriving at 6 P M. The schedule outlines a single daily round trip linking the two towns.
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Huron
Mitchell
Land Office Register Receivers Named Armstrong and Lowry
United States Land Office selects George B. Armstrong as receiver and Robert Lowry as receiver in a formal register entry.
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United States Land Office Register
George B. Armstrong
Robert Lowry
Wandering Eyes On Earth Sky And Drama In Verse
The poem surveys fascination with nature and human ventures from flowers to stars and a comet to penny shows. It interweaves reflections on pagan Christian lines nihilism and divine life with images of breezes, maidens, trades, elms, a baited lure, heroic resolve, and a siren by the Seine.
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Earth
Siby
Dame Sans Merci
Orleans
Bourbon
Seine
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Atlantic
Twenty-second
Oscar
Eve
Freddie
Chacago Cheek
Latter-day Glories of News and Travel Advances
A reminiscence compares late eighteenth century news flow from London to modern rapid communications. It cites Nelson's Nile victory news taking two months, explains era travel limits, and contrasts with rapid 1798 messaging and later improvements from railways and telephones.
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London Times
Times
Weymouth
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Harwich
Yarmouth
Thracia
Jersey City
St. Louis
New York
Nelson
The
Nile
London
Rosetta
Admiralty
Capel
Straits of
Gibraltar
England
Mr. Kemble
Admiral Nelson
Britania
King
British Empire
Wolseley
Ashbel Green
Samuel Beach
Hanover
Princeton
Washin
Beach
Charleston
Atlantic
Newark
Fisk & Hatch
Wall Street
United States
Germany
Mail
Ohio Gazette
Marietta
Ohio
Jefferson
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Madame J. Bonaparte
Elizabeth Patterson
Baltimore
France
Georgia
Vincennes
Wabash
Washington
Neill, Moore & Co
San Francisco
Thurlow Weed
State
Joseph F. Tuttle
D. D
Independent
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Dakota Central Railway
M. Augusta Brown
Woman's Medical College
Woman’s Medical College
W. H. Byford
PD. R. Brower
Chief Medical Journal
N. BE. Reed
Reed & Wollrath
Attorneys At Law
U. S. Land Office
Second Street
Dakota Ave
Eturon
First
Nat'l Bank
St. Paul
Kansas
Omaha
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Kasota
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway
Paul
Sioux City
Council
Blufpfs
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Volga
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
H. Hiiano
T. W.teasdale
Gen. Trafic
Gen. Pass
St.paul
Minnesota
Dakota Leader
E. T. Cressey
Horse-Co
Starling & Brown
Mai
Traders Bank
BUY and Sell Exchange
D. L. Stick
Tilinois
York
J. A. Kemp
J. W. Primm
M. D
Homeopathist
Fell’s
T.S. Hoyne
Wabash Ave
G. A. Hall
M.D
M. L. MacBride
West 23d Street
New York City
B. P. Marsh
Bloomington
J. A. Vincent
Springfield
Ill
J. R. Pollock
Galesburg
Til
M.A. Halsted
Jacksonville, Ill
F. M. Heaton
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Aberdeen
Watertown
Homestead
Valentine
Attorney At Law
U.S. Land Office
Wright House
Uron
John McDowall
City of
L. S. Hazen
Blachlioe County Bank
Sanford & Holmes
Wm. S. Kellocc,ttorney
Law
U. S. Land
Euron
L. H. Starkey
Weekly
Pioneer Press
Bend
Pioneer Press Oco
St. Paul, Minn
Ves
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