GOVERNOR/CHURCH ARRAIGNED IN DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Aberdeen Republicans report a bitter county caucus scene with Col. Sheate defending Church and Julian Bennett urging voters to support their ticket. The faction accuses Governor Church of military outposts and portends a split in the territorial democracy over Day and known party lines.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
Saunday
Ch Ch
Secn
Wat
Col. Sheate
Church
Julian Bennett
Ollice
Cuulch
Cleveland
Amos Coggswell
Minnesotea
M. H. Day
Governor Church
John IR. Wilson
Iam
John D. Benton
Cass County
Hisses
Territorial
Smith
Huron
Ile
Mr. Day
Carpethbagger
Louis K. Church
Day
King & Co Spring Crop Report FromOhio and Nearby States
ToLepo Ohio April 28 C A King Co issue their spring crop report based on farmer and miller notes across 446 counties in Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri Michigan and Kansas Indiana reports that
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ToLepo
Ohio
C. A. King & Co
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Michigan
Kansas
Crop prospects vary across states with plowing plans
The report notes that about a quarter of acreage has been or will be plowed, Illinois roughly one fifth, Ohio one eighth, with Michigan and Indiana showing weaker prospects. Overall the two thirds crop target appears likely, with Indiana poorest among the states.
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Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Days Little Scheme How the National Committeeman Proposes to Down Church
Dakota's political kaleidoscope shifts as Day supporters plot to seize control of the convention in Watertown. A.W. Bangs and Lia C. Bellows lead a plan to admit only Day loyalists through credentials, barring Church delegates, and propel a full Day delegation to St. Louis while Chamber members are sidelined. The scheme hinges on parliamentary tactics and a Dakota Comanche style vote.
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Waterrows
A.W. Bangs
Jakota Central Committee
Lia C. Bellows
Tme
Bangs
Committee On Credentials
Committee On
Friends of Day
St. Louis
Church
Day
National Democratic Committee
Dakota
Pernicious Activity in Dakota Democratic Delegates
A list of officeholders and delegates from Dakota territories and counties named as participants in the Watertown Democratic convention. Names span Pembina, Burleigh, Kidder, Stutsman, Oliver, Lincoln, Union, Minnehaha, Cass, Richland, Barnes, Hughes, Lyde, Brown, McCook, and other counties, detailing roles from postmasters to governors’ staff and penitentiary directors.
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Ress
Dakota Territorial
Dakota
Watertown
Pembina County
Frank A. Wilson
Territorial
P. C. Donovan
Neche
University North
A. Wd. McCabe
Gismarek Board of Penitentary
A. Klaus, Jr
S. Ek. McCinnnis
Jamestown Insane Asylum
Roderick Rose
W. P. Farrell
Stutsman County
Oliver County
John Day
Bismarck
Wintertown
Lincoln County
A. Boynton
PF. A. Gale
Yankton
J. J. Murry
W. Jr
W. W. Goddard
Deaf Mute Institute
C. Il. Winsor
W. K. Stites
Cass County
Chas. I. Templeton
Richland
Swaine
Territorial Board of Health
W.E. Purcell
United States
Barnes County
John Russell
Vallande Ogham
Fey Uty
Hughes County
P. FP. McChire
Lyde County
C. I. Price
Knights of Pythias chartered at Plankinton in grand style
Plankinton hosts the 28th Knights of Pythias installation with twenty charter members under Grand Chancellor H. Ed. Gates. Members from Kimball Chamberlain Woonsocket Damascus Alexandria Iluron Syracuse Harmony lodge groups join, a grand supper at the Plankinton house follows, and the event ends near daylight with universal satisfaction. plus an advertisement for a free medical book from Starkey and Valen of Philadelphia.
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Christ Jorgenson
W. Herbert
A. Baer
Ed. White
W. N. Perry
G. B. Wheaton
C.C
John Rogers
V. C
George Sximmel
HW. Bakewell
J. Calder
Linsey
R. Linsey
Dunn
M. Runkle
Giigham
J.L. Gilkeson
J.carywell
A. D. Dougan
Joseph 1
Stimer
W.P. Robeson
Owen Williams
S. D. Brown
H. Clark
O. W. Stenry
Lodge
Plankinton House
Plankinton
Gates
Saloon Injunctions Served Across County Citys
District Attorney Spencer has placed injunctions in the hands of Sheriff Oleson against county saloon keepers and those at Grafton were served today. The injunctions rest on the affidavit of N I Joe a detective hired by temperance advocates.
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Guarrion
Spencer
Oleson
Grafton
Asftavit
N. I. Joe
Remedy in gyorld medicine gains household fame claims
No remedy in the gyorld has gained popularity as medicine for households. It has no calomel or quinine, hence no bad effects. A full supply is kept at all times. S. PL SCALLIN, Drugeist. rs' Cherry Cough Syrup warrants relief or money refunded if it does not. It acts on all parts of the system with no harmful results, S. HE Sti ALLIN, Dehoist.
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S. HE
Allin
Orly
Hood
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Lumber and Coal Business Opens in Mitchell
A local lumber and coal business announces permanent move to Mitchell and will offer personal supervision, inviting residents of Davison and nearby counties to visit, share their names, and learn about good quality, full weights, reasonable prices, and fair treatment.
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Mitchell
Davison
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Alls
Durner County
W.T. Quigley
Beadle County
O'Brien
Hanlin County
T. J. Lally
Brookings One Rite College
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Davison County
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R. WH. Mebride
National Congressional Committee
I’. M. Hammer
Reform School
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Pythias
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Hone
Hhdlett & C0
Portia
Ait
Tia Hess
Idavis
R. McMillan & CO
Ch. Smith
Ppitumaker City of
Wisdeisell
J. O. Walrath
Stvcersson
Walratit & Morrow
Triumph Seeders
Deering & Co
Milburn
Beloit
Farmers’ Friend
J. J. Case Threshers
Chicago
Chico Edwards
Burake
Randolps Street
M. M. Hitchcock
Frank Weller
Ss. D. Olmstead
Sanborn House