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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1884
Page
5
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Dakota location memories recall shanties on the claim and the plains at noon and evening. The piece notes change as trade grows and locals chase news, with items about photographers, lawyers, telegraph, water works, and community happenings in Mitchell and surrounding counties.
A jumble of notices from a 19th century periodical highlights Dakota migration chatter. It cites readers urged to move west, praising Dakota’s climate, farming prospects, and year round crops while contrasting Michigan snow. It underscores a Western land allure amid editorials and reader letters.
A farmer entering Ochsner Bros store left his dog inside. On leaving, the canine bolted into the street through a large open space, seemingly convinced the front door was blocked. The dog’s bold dash created a sizable gap in the store’s entry.
In West Liberty Iowa Call Sisples leaves for Dakota seeking land and meets Miss Alice Dustins of Tovorah Iowa on a train. They arrange correspondence, fall in love during summer, and after a visit to Decorah decide to marry. The tale ends with a quiet wedding and a note on life.
Special Correspondent reports a rumor of a vast land area north of Chamberlain, South Dakota, allegedly set aside for Sioux Indians. The surge of excitement spurs settlers to occupy homesteads before formal filing, with rapid transfers of claimants and a flood of inquiries as authorities gauge the situation.
Interviewed surveyor Josep L Davenport recounts government and Sioux understanding to reserve fertile lands along American Creek now in dispute. He cites clerical errors in plats as the cause and notes squatters press for homesteads while Indians fear loss of rights and seek remedy.
A fragmented reminiscence of a train journey to Ohio, recalling mingled pleasure and regret as the narrator and Dennis Beloved leave friends behind. The author notes hotel encounters, meals, and a humorous yet hazy account of travel mishaps, with vivid but imperfect memories of towns, people, and landscapes along the 1100 mile route to a familiar home.
A garbled notebook of theatrical and travel references blends a stormy air of performance with memories of venues in Chicago Cleveland and Medjoeka. The narrator recalls a sleepless night of distorted sounds and a curtain rising on a dreamlike stage as Lever and Venice emerge in a wandering meditation on home and longing.
A tumbling OCR list markets Warner's Store Park and Lichty offering yarns dress goods underwear and bed comforts with further mentions of Meats Sugar Sorghum and clothing prices. It references Park Feity Butler Robinson Shanty and local merchants offering low prices and credit terms and notes on woolen goods millinery and sewing machines.
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