Kimball seeks temporary capital for South Dakota
The Kimball Graphic Republican argues Kimball should be the temporary capital, praising its central location and liberal citizens while noting Mitchell, Pierre, and Yankton as competitors. The piece frames homestead exemption laws across states, contrasts them with Dakota needs, and urges a liberal yet value-limited policy to protect farmers without allowing speculation.
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Kimball
South Dakota
Jluron
Pierre
Kimball Gravine Theron
Jim Valley
Dorse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Igh
Kansas
Florida
New Ponimylvania
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
California
Idaho
Nevada
Dakota
Gravitc
Mitchell Cotemporary
Clair Holters
Dakota Democratic Party Rejects State Proposal at Mitchell Meeting
A Dakota Democratic Territorial committee meeting at Mitchell declares no action or recognition of the Lakota State plan. It condemns the convention process, urges awaiting Congress, and opposes forming a state government while creating an executive committee to handle federal appointments and district representation.
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Erestory
Dakota
Fort Henthorn & Con
Io9
Tartitary
Heulé
dhacEhird
Nowinbar
Buik
BMG
Forte Rauch
Ryan
Attorn Cesienit Brute Co
Oat
Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Democratic Territoriad Committee
Toy
Nevers
Siony Walla
Diekota
Sach
Numermiut
Democratic Party
Datcon
Dnd
Lakota
Bioux Falls
Unis
Doaliand
Congress
Uch
Parsons
Vine D.m.tuman
Vermillion
P. DB. McCarty
Rapid City
J. 8. Foster
Mitehall
W. I. Joyard
Grand Yorks
A. Boynton
Dd. Smith
Millers
Joan Cy Hollemind
Bismarck
Pial
Ovancher
Termal Democratic Central
Stalin
Tidao
Travl Fogal Mamner
Puggs
Broad Market of Remedies and Clothes Offers
A crowded page lists Buockion’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with testimonials, plus Chamberlain’s remedies for horses and children. It advertises clothing at Bardin’s, discounts on boots, and real estate loans by D W Butler, all amid varied local notices and product pitches.
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Tmrs
Grove Bros
We. Bardin
Ehatties
Real Lestate
D. W. Butler
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Binal Prdat
Uicos
Lahendlahf
Kouba Accupats
Leginion
Laeites
Hoyas
Yale
Ieee
Mucha
Nowlen
Boeyurite
MILAN
Mario Betwes
Jan Hate
Rla Hossa
Urbard
Wihenatt
Ceat End Hall
Tony Wilkes
McKeo
Hogiatons
Ray
Collawine
Lagna
Wendit Hutwnan
Miike Mn
Alburt Kuwasts
B. Evpritt
Logialer
Mitchell D
Elmer Gurnes
Get
T'Thia
Fe Antonin
Sateira
Whit Ani
Aga Pralate Cnr
Penail
UN Johnston
Abram
H. Ryaritt
Regintor
New York City
Evo Baveingy
McC Unions
Grand Ce Dub
Nha Canbot
Pia
Rutile
Te Grunt Uso Jou Hotel
Sher
Sale Jf Deku
Peter Waa
Apna
Asia
Antneest
Henle Co
Dakot
Platen
Moola Antico
Oehanee
Kral
Raid
Orid
Bkou
Arale
Meyer A Brown
Piaintiffe
Bummons
Toriterpof Dikpla Fe Fettn District Court Su
Irl Tric Fa
Bran
Wiake Bruith
Bonnosa
Welsas Hans Wieteartt
Hannay i
Beanie
Callortann
Parsina
Rime & Co
Heithers
Abra Kah
Ardulph
Dafondasitn
Didcota Santa Greating
Nario
Adawaadt
Weir
Dakota Trrigory
Dingbat
Mucherervice
Aart
En Anvil
Vibe Matsa
Aon
General Black
Cameron
Hicks & Leeds
Lone Star Barber Shop
I. & Bloeser
Bhavite
Io Ales 3 Saunes
Hall Hiner
M.J. Butten
L. Butler
Coal
Yan
Piloun
Lacgete
CC. Tila
Cleveland
Michael P. Slattery
Michigan
Tram
Josh Gillings
Tress
Dakotaia
St. P
Montana
Montreal
Chicago
Buockion
Prion
E. Miller
Gen. V. Willing
Manchester
Mich
Bette
F. Miller
Texas
Piris
J. B. Corley
Er. King
Dr King
Naby
Casita
Bardin’s
Ae Hy. S. Miller
Main St
Henry & Orontt
Warner's
Dunton
Grass Bros
A.B. CG
L. BD
Butler
Collins & Marry In
Mimball
J. D. Bardin
Chamberlain's
Iby
P. J. Miller
Bardin
A. Suhnsen
Toyon
ASLAN
Diane
Br L
Biitey
Ricker & Lindley
Kimball House
J. F. Conant
Calis
A. F. Cilley’s
Bocafinga & CO
Henry & Orcutt’s Bank
C. H. Caryl
Imball
G. B. Walker
Merk
U. Orien
Inisball
U.S. Land Office
Tornado
USA
Toy Fannis Mewar
Laspnaxor
Tweiers
C. J. Maynard
Barber Shop A
Banks
Prop
Main Street
Farmers & Traders Bank
ME. Gates
L. A. Foote
Cowatile, YoaNe Tof Armera A
Sveuarty
General Banking and Exchange
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