Dakota News Notes and Political Snippets
A sprawling 1880s Dakota pamphlet style column covers newspaper growth, rates, and telegraph advances, mentions publishers Hansbrough and Donnelly, bridge advocacy over the Red River, rail rate cuts by Northern Pacific, and local political shifts. It notes Danville? No, Dakota gover nor changes with Judge Church and J. Lous K. Cuvecn succeeding Pierce, with Day as a strong Democratic alternative. January 13 legislature opening is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupee Lous K. Cuvecn
Gilbert Pierce
Dakota
Judge Church
Hicksville
Long Island
New York
Cleveland
M. H. Day
Church
Day
Wasurxodox
Preston H. Leslie
Kentucky
Montana
Hauser
M.E. Hayden
Minnesota
District Court
Alaska
Dakota Supreme Court
Hollis
Missouri
Hill
Hall “Ordway
Johnson
Hughes East
H. Day
W. Goddard
Reform sparks clash over land laws and Christmas at the asylum
The piece criticizes Commissioner Sparks for using land case rulings to gain political capital, arguing the land laws aim to aid settlers with six months residence. It urges charitable support for Christmas at Jamestown asylum and appeals to benevolent readers to contribute modestly for inmate comfort and joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Commissioner Sparks
Congress
Jamestown
O. W. Arcurmato
Government policy hinders settlers seeking land claims
The writer argues Sparke’s land holds block settlers forced to be absent to earn bread. Absent settlers risk loss of title and credit while awaiting Washington. calling for a congressional act to confirm proofs up to a date, easing past irregularities but enforcing new rules on residency and proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparke
Washington
Congress
Sparks
Dawes Bill in Congress Faces Delay and Debate
Washington letter says the Dawes bill fate hinges on Texas Democrat Wellborn as reports detail internal divisions among supporters. It notes Day and various Dakotan advocates, including McManima and McClure, and indicates the bill may pass Senate but likely not be reported this session, leaving Sioux reservation hopes uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCormick
Church
Gifford
Pierce
Cleveland
Interior Department
Dakota
Day
Charlie Frost
Huron
Brown
Beadle County
Frost
Grand Forks
McManima
Pierre
McClure
Wellborn
Texas
Christman
House
Seasion
Great Sioux Reservation
Congress
McMuanima
Johnson
Committee
Dawes
Land Decisions in Timber and Homestead Cases
Legal summaries from 1886 on final proof under timber acts, adverse decisions, and notice requirements. Includes citations about appeals and certiorari, abandonment in homestead contests, timber depredations settlements, and an estray cow description with location and finder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearle
Sec’y
Com'r
Cassidy
Arey
Homstead
Casa Hongva
Gilbert
Secretary of the Interior
Treas
Beatrice
Aldrich Va
Griffin
Vineetn
Buenter
Lancaster
Pahiuso St
South Dakota Legislature Debates Until Action Likely
South Dakota’s constitutional convention and legislative members gather in Huron and Bismarck as they weigh repealing the restraining clause and allowing a local government to begin, while Gov Mullette cautions only preliminary steps before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellette
Hrttox
Constitutional Convention
South Dakota
Goy
United States
Edgerton
Honos
Senate
House of South Dakota
Tudge Campbell
Mullette
For Sale and Rent notices and business notes fragment
For Sale Three good horses one wagon and harness with security. Horses viewable at Robt Cairns. 300 Cigar Factory wholesale and retail. Wm Dushek proprietor Devils Lake Oak. For Rent Office over Stoughton Co store plastered with storm sash coal steam. Inquire C M Fisher 35tf Fresh oysters at Maurice's. Oysters at Christenson's 24tf Ramsey county warrants caution不要.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
Cairns
Wm. Dushek
Devils Lake
Oak
Stoughton & Co
C. M. Fisher
Maurice's
Christenson's
Eaton & Higbee
Ramsey County
Bipple
Local Market Report Notes Mixed Produce and Commodities
The markets section lists prices and items under general produce and commodities. Entries include apples, cranberries, sugar, coffee, tobacco, winter and spring wheat, corn, potatoes, butter, cheese, and live cattle, reflecting a broad daily market snapshot with varied quality terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nothard
Duluth
C.e
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Urvill Lake
C. Hansbrough
Aed Sar
Ffictal
Fargo
Sioux Falls
Mandan's New Cst Institution
the Democrat
Wm. Borgen
Dosnetty
Red River
Scott
Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railroad
Duluth Daily Tribune
Lounsberry and
Burke
Daily News
Yanerox
Ohio
Minneapolis
Fred Carruto
Bill Nye
Sam Clover
Fred
Sam
Mrrenert
McHenry County
Frank Spear
Frank
Francis
Inter‘coran
Thia
Steele Ozone
Manitoba
St. Paul
Duluth & Manitoba
Canadian Pacific
St. Vincent
Winnipeg
Northern Pacific
McQuade
Henry Ottenburg
A. D. Morrin
Lunt
H. A. Wicgum
Crary
D.T
Bismarck
Haden
Lerer-Ockay
Bowen
McDonald
James M. Starkweather
Esther
Kiuufmiann
Davis
Garvey
Craynor
Bercuer
Aly
N. Moore
N. Moore‘s
Wat
HL. Hues Gon
C. L. Budde
Boba Bre
Rredenbeck's
Charles L Magen
Bippa Magen
Moregagore
Dakota Mortgace
Ramey
Webich
Rameey
Territory of
Auchley
Costa
Hoy
Ramney
Oor Rilanta
Aberdeen
Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation
Chandler
Anid
Hs Shut
Brean
Benwam
Cgarnott
Rage
Uhe Eun- Tihdous
Lane Michael Hagerty
Goorayyet
Jacob H Trout
Dassel & Martin
Devi Ee Tutany
Regier
Gouncil
Bai
L. Christensen’s
Bredenbeck
Hott
Hyer
W. N. Moore
Alex Walker
John W. Maher
Lewin Gnatwota
Cc. E
Hoster
Edge Lake Farm
Toller's
Rogera
Bevin
QNAIY
Wit
Faney
Chotce Shippingesso
poCommon
Fourth Street
Kelly Ave
W. FP. M.laughlin & CO
South Water St
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First National Bank OF
Dak
Cdliery
Charles
Hulbert
Whipple
I-A. Edhwarte
Currter
Charlee
Whiptto
H. B. Strait
Jahr W Mater
W. Stoughton
Prank Palos
Aloe Walker
Transscten Generet Lanking
Dusinooy
England
Ireland
Germany
First National Bank
8. Paul
Security Bank
Mineapolia
Five Nations Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Furniture HeaDquarters
Devils Lake Region
Undertak
Wm.hurst
North Shore Bank
Mettler & Fox
Third Street
Deville Lake
Peter Boyes
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