Central Dakota Faces Rainfall and Migration Pressures
The article notes heavy rainfall in Central Dakota and a surge of 100000 settlers heading toward Oklahoma with only 10000 homesteads available, suggesting many may move to South Dakota. Ex Gov Ordway returns to Bismarck with a brass band, not indicating future senatorial ambitions. Ex delegate Gifford reportedly declined a brief attorney general post. Johnson Nickells of Jamestown is discussed for the role.
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Central Dakota
South Dakoa
Ordway
Bismarck
Gifford
Johnson Nickells
Jamestown
Chas Mix Republican Backs Capt. Lucas for Congress in South Dakota
The Chas. Mix Republicans heartily support Capt. Lucas of Chamberlain for congress. With Judges Moody and Edgerton in the senate and Geo. A. Mathews and W. V. Lucas in the house, South Dakota would be ably represented.
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Chas. Mix
Capt. Lucas
Chamberlain
Congress
Moody and Edgerton
Senate
Geo. A. Mathews
W. V. Lucas
House
South Dakota
Reappointment Stirs South Dakota Political Debate in 1900s
Ex-register Luse returns to a Rapid City post after a stint away, lauded for South Dakota focused journalism. The piece critiques Northern Dakota needs a full slate of officers, praises Sioux Falls constitution support, and argues for Mitchell as central to population and accessibility advantages ahead of the coming election.
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Luse
Deadwood
Rapid City
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Messrs
Edgerton
Moody, Ianouse
Sioux Alls Press
Yankton Press
Watertown Courier
Huron Huronite
Aberdeen News
Republican
Brandreth's Pills Advertise Safe Digestive Remedy
Sifest and most effective remedy for indigestion irregularity of bowels constipation biliousness headache dizziness malaria or any disease from impure blood. In use in this country for over fifty years with thousands of users.
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Brandreth
Brandreth's Pills Sold Widely as Harmless and Purely Vegetable
The testimonials suggest high sales and credible use, with Brandreth's Pills described as purely vegetable and safe to take at any time. They are stated to be sold in every drug and medicine store, in plain or sugar coated forms.
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Brandreth
Free. TV
J. Curnng & Co
Voledo
Tic
North Dakota and South Dakota split into twenty five districts
Gov Mellette Secretary Richardson and Chief Justice Tripp agree on dividing North Dakota and South Dakota into twenty five districts each to elect delegates to the constitutional conventions. The South Dakota plan lists districts by counties and precincts with detailed boundaries. The Pioneer Press warns Republicans to block Democrats who seek a majority to push preferred measures.
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Gov
Mellette
Richardson
Tripp
North Dakota
South Dakota
Commonwealths
Tirst
Pennington
Custer
Ball Liver
Hirst
Deadwood
Lead City
South Lead
Errayille
Gayville
Central City
Gold
Carbonate
Bald Mountain
Portland
Ruby Basin
Woodville
Spearfish
Reeds
Crow Creek
Crow Peak
Bear Gulch
County of
Lawrence
Butte
Burdick
Ewing
Harding
Roberts
Grant and Devel
Marshall
Palmyra
Osceola
Savo
Liberty
Portage
Detroit
Oneota
Brainard
Shelby
Carlisle
Westport
Columbia
Claremont
Brown
McPherson
Campbell
Walworth
Edmunds
Faulk
Spink
Potter, Sully
Hughes and
Hyde
Hand
Buffalo
Jerauld
Aurora
Brule
Beadle
Sanborn
Clark
Kingsbury
Codington
Hamlin
Brookings
Miner and
Lake
Moody
Minnehaha County
Lincoln
Turner
Clay
Union
Yankton
Hutchinson
Milltown
Charls Mix
Bon Framme
Davison
Douglas
Dawson and
McCook
Judge Underwood rules against Union Stock Yards in dead hog case
In Sioux City Justice Underwood ruled that the 1887 contract between Union Stock Yards and Silberhorn Packing to deliver dead hogs at 50 cents per 100 pounds is illegal as a restraint of trade. He also found Strange Bros contracts with shippers invalid for lack of consideration and affirmed Silberhorn's possession of dead hogs sold through commission men. The decision shifts rights to the commission firm and confines yard controls, affecting about 800 shippers who had numbered contracts with Strange Bros.
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Strange Bros
Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards Company
Silberhorn Packing Company
Marsh & Henderson
C.L. Wright
Justice Underwood
Silberhorn Company
Sioux City
Union ‘Stock Yards Company
Silberhorn
Sibverhorn
Noz
Silbernorn Packing Company Co
Secretary No ble is the hardest worked man in the cabinet
Washington Post interview notes Interior Department officials praise the secretary for long hours and tireless dedication. They compare his workload to Justice Lamar in prior service, saying no man can endure such demands. The piece emphasizes his early rising and constant attention to business and people.
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Washington Post
Noble
Interior Department
Justice Lamar
Story of the Interior
Bailey the boy treasurer rises in Dakota politics
Gov Mellette travels from Watertown to Bismarck with Hon J M Bailey the new territorial treasurer Bailey rose at the Dakota Republican convention last May and nearly won the national committee post in Chicago. He is a youthful self made financier and has faced casual accusations of youth but is regarded as capable.
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Jamestown
Mellette
South
Watertown
Bismarck
Sle
J. M. Bailey
Territorial
Mr. Bailey
Dakota
Chicago
Guv. Mellette
Bailey
Two Great Commands and Near Miss at Kingdom Door
An analysis of the scribe's question about the first commandment, Jesus cites Deuteronomy and Leviticus to show the primacy of loving God and neighbor. The piece contrasts outward sacrifice with heartfelt obedience, notes the scribe's correct yet incomplete understanding, and warns that closeness to faith does not guarantee entry into the Kingdom.
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Earth
Jesus
Mary
Israel
Satan
Mount Sinai
Egypt
Paul
R. V
Win
Moses
Gilgal
Shiloh
Holy Land
Solomon’s Temple
Jerusalem
John x
Phil
Jesus Christ
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Redfield
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Mitchell
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Shippers
The
Sioux City Times
Manning
S‘isin
Washington
Lanne
Fowder Co
Wall St
N.Y
Two Commandments
Mit
D. M. Stearns
the Wilibhell Weekly Capital
United States
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J J. Smith
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