Capital and press divide in Dakota turmoil
The Mitchell Register and Huron papers condemn or defend the capital commissioners amid rumored press subsidies and corruption, while the Dakota press divides on integrity. The lumber shortage worsens as seventy five carloads await freight clearance, delaying shelter for emigrants and prompting calls for immediate remedy.
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Mitchell
Huron
Throne of Hope
Capital Commission
Chamberlain Register
Flandrau Enterprise
Dakota
Yankton
Dakota Names J H Teller Secretary of Dakota Territory
Hon J H Teller succeeded Geo H Hand as Secretary of the Dakota Territory on March 20. The Press and Dakotaian praise Teller as straightforward and capable, noting his prior service on the Sioux commission and his brotherly link to the interior secretary. He is praised as practical, honorable, and diligent, expected to serve Dakota well.
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Press
Dakotaian
Dakota
J. H. Teller
Geo. H. Hand
Sioux Commission
Interior
Teller
Huron Fire Insurance Company Planned with $100000 Capital
A fire insurance company to be organized in Huron under the name A Home Fire Insurance Company with capital of 100000. John Cain to serve as President T M Jeffris as Vice President A B Melville as attorney and a local capitalist from a neighboring town to be treasurer. The organization is kept a profound secret.
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Huron
Huron Fire Insurance Company
John Cain
T. M. Jeffris
A. B. Melville
Grand Ball by Hu ron H. & L. Co. No 1 March 26 1883
A Grand Ball hosted by Hu ron H. & L. Co. No. 1 will be held March 26 1883 at Cash's hall corner Dakota Avenue and Second Street. Tickets cost 1 and proceeds fund uniforms for the company. Floor managers and reception committee members are listed with names.
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Huron H. & L. Co
Cash’s Hall
Dakota Avenue
Second Street
P. M. Liddy
G. B. Armstrong
John Cain
Chas. Osborn
A. L. Streight
M. D. Tillotson
Ed. Lovell
F. E. Stevens
Theo. Fayant
A. 8. Ford
Chas. Sloan
Fred Wambach
C. O'Callaghan
Final Proof Mortgage Push in Beadle County
Beadle County mortgage offer seeks immediate funding of 25 000 with special inducements from Caldw ell and Smith.
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Beadle County
Caldwell & Smith
Prove Up Prove Up Hosxyn Raxporu Offer Low Loan Rates
Twenty five acres of land offered for wheat farming within four miles of town. Apply to Joan D. Rusipes at the Farmers & Merchants Bank office. Wheeler's prices are lower than many dealers can offer.
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Hosxyn & Raxporu
Joan D. Rusipes
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Wheeler
Capital removal vote drives Dakota district support
Representative Sterling faced steady backing from Mitchell Chamberlain Pierre and Huron as delegates urged moving the capital to Yankton. The piece argues Sterling acted with district endorsement voting for House File 217, while lampooning Yankton’s dull, saloon-saturated post adjournment scene and praising Mitchell’s rival capital ambitions.
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Sterling
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Pierre
Yankton
Mr. Sterling
Huron
Dakota
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