Sparks Must Go and Removal Plans Surface
Washington reports Delegate Gifford pressed Secretary Lamar on zealous west coast land agents. Promises of a clean sweep in Dakota land offices emerge as Congress adjourns. Senator Harrison and Edgerton scrutinize Indian territory issues while a Texas cyclone devastates Denton area, wrecking homes and structures with fatalities feared.
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Washington
Gifford
Lamar
West
Dakota
Sparks
Attorney-General
Congress
Harrison
Committee On Indian Affair Today
Indian Territory
Crow Creek
Winnebago
Dakota Territory
Ingalls and Jones
Arkansas
Arthur
Cleveland
Pioneer Press
Edgerton
Republic
High Court
National
Judge David David Declared Beyond Recovery
Gladstone continues his triumphal tour through Scotland. President Cleveland vetoed thirteen private pension bills yesterday. Parsons, the Chicago anarchist, walked into a Chicago courtroom and surrendered. Detroit defeated Chicago before 5,000 spectators. A major fire in Boston yesterday claimed several lives.
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David David
Gladstone
Scotland
Cleveland
Parsons
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Redfield militia encampment and local politics noted
Redfield militiamen prepare for an Aberdeen encampment starting July 20. Local news covers court plans, a Brown county candidate Col. C B Peck, pastor shifts, a Redfield pioneer death, and Dakota political discourse as district court opens July 13. Aberdeen editors gather for central Dakota convention with Governor Mellette in attendance.
Man Shot Dead and Killer Self Inflicted in St Louis Office
In St Joseph Missouri Col Strong the Herald manager was shot by Dr Richmond who then killed himself. Strong died minutes later and Richmond survived a shot to the temple. Richmond believed insane. Strong leaves a wife and three sons. Nearby reports note a Henderson county swindle in Illinois and a severe flood and land slides in Missouri with train delays due to rising rivers.
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St. Josep
Col
Strong
The
Herald
Richmond
Col. Strong
Jacksonville
Ills
Dakota News Roundup Notes From Yankton to Rapid City
Various short items include a worm damaging flax in Yankton and Hutchinson counties. Dr H F Livingston named assistant superintendent at Yankton Asylum. Grindstone ore found near Rapid City yielding 27 grindstones per ton. A Rapid City resident paid 2 75 freight on a Chicago shipment. J M Tuohy of Pembina county near death from heart disease. Manitoba's Hillsboro Banner and executives donate 31000 to Grand Forks exposition. Aberdeen hosts July 1 territorial democratic convention call. Will Knott dislocates an arm in an Anderson baseball game. Rye from Dakota farms reaches five feet in height with six inch heads. Adventists count about 700 members across a dozen ministers and plan eight-day encampment at Huron starting June 30. Frank Coles house in Fairview burned. Yankton driving park races expected July meeting with local horse owners and outsiders anticipated.
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Yankton
Hutchinson
H. F. Livingston
Yankton Asylum
Rapid City
Chicago
J. M. Tuohy
Pembina County
Fargo Argus
Dakota City
Seven Day Adventists
Dakota
Huron
Alexandria Herald
Frank Cole
Fairview
Yankton Press
Yankton Driving Park
Sioux City
Mitchell
Extensive Classical Book Lots Offer Bargain Prices
Old subscribers can purchase Complete wavels and Other Works by Famous authors at low prices for back dues paid. A large pamphlet collection covers novels by Collins, Braddon, Scott, and Mary Cecil Hay among others, plus charm manuals, cooking guides, and travel works. These cloth bound volumes would cost 1.00 each.
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Horn
Wimeine
Dew Hedett
Wilkie Collins
Red Court
Henry iv Cual
East Lynne
Sir Walter Scott
Rowance
Scott
Maryek
Thornes
Amos Burton
George Fllot
Fiess
Gwendaline
Dora Thorne
Molly Tree
Pete
John Bowerbank
Misa
Halifax
Mrs. Gaskell
Amor
Jasper Dino
M. E. Braddon
Aurora Floyd
Buel
Hugh Conway
Florence Warden
Mildred Trevantom
the Duchess
Dark Dave
B. L. Far Jean
Leoline
Mary Cecil Hay
Brenda Yorke
Gabriel’s
Keaping the Ilwind
Dudley Carlean
Lady Audley
Valeria'n Fate
Mra
Alexander
Mister Hues
Henry Wood
Miss Mulock
Jehu Halifxs
Robinvon Crusoe
Dagel de Foe
Apsertha
W. Mow
Deketar
Wilter
Phils
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Tracy & Halverson
Kinus and Surgeons, Ofice and Residence Ptr
Well Bros.’ Store
Mitchell D. 3
A. H. Daniels
FFICE
Ofice
Blakesley
V. Parmelee
Bank of Dakota
E. Nelson Fitch
Bilsby Black
Bingham & Clements
Architects and Surveyors
Stanchfield
Law, Land and Real Estate
U. S. Land Office
Postoffice
Carriage & Wagon Makers
First Street
Weler's
Alex, Mitchell House
C.H. Shaw
W. Abbey
Beth
Letcher's
Geo
P. DIX
Leona A, DIX
F. C. Hoffman
Real Estate and Loans
U.S. Land Office
U.S
the. Mitchell, Dakota
F. G. Champeny
Ludlow
First National Bank
Thus & Co
Augusta
Jalne
Aia
Roval Baking Power Co
Wall
Harry Harmon
Watchmaker & Jeweler
A. H. Richards
Fr. J. Mof
Northern Nurseries
Davison County
Northern Nursery CO
Henry Ahern
Geo. A. Johnston
Cook Block
Diveasen
al Nee
Mr. Gifford
Dakota Land
Rice
Pierce
A. W. Hager
Hiram Barber
Gray
Texas
Denton
Prigmore
Rutherford
Stony
Pilot Points
Loomfield
McKinney
Pleasant Valley
Dakota News
Redfield
Aberdeen
Spink County
Blissfield
Rose
Ashton
N. A. Crawford
Miller
John J. Hagaman
C. B. Peck
Brown Brown County
Col. Peck
Fargo
Michigan
Garfield
Columbia
Brown County
First National Bank of Columbia
Wed
Lennox
Central Dakota
Clark Cornet
J. C. Adams
Webster
Republican Central Committee
Sherman House
Mellette
Galesburg, Ill
Jacob Hickman
Henderson County
Hickman
Pittspurg
Mulberry Alley
the Daily Republican
Mitchell Printing Co
H. K. Faulkner
W. H. Letcumr'& Co
Mitchell Ll
H. West
Mitchell, Dakota
St Paul Harvester and Binder
St. Paul
Empire Mowing Machines
Canton
North Main Street
Letcher Hardware Store
St.Paul
P. D
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Hous
ST. Pau
HE. D. and
F. S. Carpenter
Emsley
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