Subscription Rates and Local Advertising Notice
The notice outlines subscription options including one copy one year in advance and six months for a reduced rate. It lists advertising fees such as business cards and local ads, plus free notices for marriages and deaths. It references a Dakota political lobbyist and praises Mitchell's regional development and future prospects with emphasis on railroads, agriculture, and civic improvements.
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Dakota
Mitchell
South Dakota
Iter
Abou Ben
Huron and Manitoba rail plans stir Minnesota talk
N. Greene reports in St Paul of Huron leaders pressing Hill to extend Manitoba rail toward Huron. Hill cites iron contracts and North Dakota Montana work, implying possible next year build but warns against overoptimism. Articles also comment on Manitoba survey limits and Duluth connection while noting Nebraska satire on local growth. Henri Watterson critiques Cleveland and eastern fiscal policy from a western perspective.
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N. ©. Greene
St. Paul
Iluron
Gov. Church
President Hill
Manitoba
Iuron
Turon
Pioneer Press
Hill
Iill
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Juron
Minnesota
Watertown
Missouri River
Huron
Mitchell
Manitoba Road
Duluth
Henri Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Alleghanies
Cleveland
Chicago
Lamars likely nod to supreme bench job and local notices
The piece weighs Lamar as a probable presidental choice for the vacant supreme bench seat with regional balance. It notes the Pierre Free Press marks its fourth year thriving. It also mentions political action plans for fall campaigns and shifts in territorial insurance carrier choices. An Ashton double wedding linked the Bowman sisters to the Billinghurst bankers. Mrs. H. L. Page attended as aunt. Jay Gould testimony cited from the Pacific railroad committee hearings.
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Ashton
Bowman
Billinghurst Brothers
H. L. Page
Dakota's Developments Signal New Rail Routes and Markets
Observers note imminent direct rail links between Omaha and the James River valley and highlight growing southern markets as competition to Dakotas outlets intensifies. Trade aims push Dakota wheat and corn to Galveston and via the Gulf to the Atlantic, promising higher export prices and lower shipping costs as development remains in its early stages.
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Omaha
James River Valley
Akota
Governor denies promising Aber deen university bill
Gov Church states through the Pioneer that he never promised Mr Campbell or any party member he would sign the Aberdeen university bill. The Aberdeen paper notes the situation as painful and urges a pause on consolidations, citing hostility from Church supporters.
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Aberdeen Pioneer
Church
Campbell
Aberdeen University
Aberdeen Democratic Republican
Huron
Northwest fight against General Sparks blamed on Cleveland
A Globe article quotes a prominent Democrat arguing the opposition to General Sparks in the northwest targets Cleveland, not Sparks alone. It asserts the attack is bipartisan, driven by those outraged by Cleveland’s policy and held partly responsible for his subordinates' actions.
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Sparks
Northwest
Globe
Cleveland
Vice President Oakes resignation rumor denied
Rumor said Vice President Oakes of the Northern Pacific would resign to assume the presidency of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul but the report is generally denied. Critics question Milwaukee's ability to accept leadership from the Northern Pacific's autocratic manager.
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Oakes
Northern Pacific Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Plummer endorses Dakota unity in Aberdeen Pioneer
Col Plummer highlights strong potential for the two Dakotas to join the Union separately. He warns that admitting them as a single state would be like a monstrous and unnatural Chang and Eng Siamese-twin connection, urging independent statehood for each.
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Col. Plummer
Aberdeen Pioneer
Chang and
Eng
Major Edwards Reports From South Dakota Trip
On his return home Major Edwards offers comparison to Fargo after surveying several South Dakota towns. He notes Fargo looks enervated and desolate as the region recovers from recent events.
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South Dakota
Edwards
Argus
Fargo
Attorney Clough Resigns NP Counsel Post for Manitoba Appointment
Attorney Clough, a prominent lobbyist in the northwest and well known to members of the last three Dakota legislatures, resigns as counsel for the Northern Pacific to join the Manitoba company in a similar role.
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Clough
Northwest
Dakota
Northern Pacific
Manitoba Company
Judge Tripp Eyed for Supreme Bench Hails From Neither South Nor New York
A Washington dispatch to the St. Paul Globe reports the possibility that Judge Tripp could be named to the United States supreme bench. The dispatch notes he comes from neither the south nor New York state.
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Washington
St. Paul
Freight rate cuts impact Dakota Minnesota trade
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes freight rate reductions easing routes to Chicago and shifting trade flows toward Dakota and Minnesota, signaling a broader regional impact on commerce and transportation costs.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Dakota
Minnesota
Dakota Favored For Rain Over Western States
A brief report notes that Dakota has been notably favored with rainfall compared to western states, highlighting regional weather patterns and implications for agriculture.
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Dakota
Fire destroys Curran agr house and Clark's barn in Dakota events
In Alexandria Dakota a midnight fire destroyed Curran's agricultural house and Clark's livery barn. Losses reach about 39000 with 33000 insured. Horses saved. the blaze likely incendiary. Community fought fiercely to save nearby structures as witnesses describe alarms and rapid mobilization. Later notes mention Dakota elevator expansion by Tian & Co and Grand Forks real estate deals.
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Alexandria
Dak
Curran
Clark
Taylor
the Herald
W. 38. Arnold
Slilligoss
Lawler
Fifth Street
Main Street
Billy Mulvey
Jinkley
Dick Swift
M. J. Curran
E. H. Clark
David Bradley
Artesian City defeats Woonsocket in key county series game
In Woonsocket on May 26 Artesian City topped Woonsocket 32 to 11 in the second game of a three game series to decide the Sanborn county championship. Umpire Gib Dziewanowski presided with ample crowds and a steady stream of 25 and 50 cent bets during each half inning. The day also featured M E conference events and upcoming decoration day programs. Separately a body was found on a southbound freight in Salem near the Northwestern line. coroner's inquest underway and identity unknown.
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Woonsocket
Artesian City Baseball Club
Sanborn County
Woonsocket Boys
Artesian City
Artesian
Gib Dziewanowski
DuMont
Coarnest
Salem
Mitchell District Cancellation Confirmed
Washington May 27 Philip Irvin a southeast quarter of 15 107 57 Mitchell Dakota land district has been cancelled by order of the secretary of the interior Louis Gotthelf contested the cancellation.
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Washington
Philip Irvinson
Mitchell (Dak
Secretary of the Interior
Louis Gotthelf
Jamestown Brief: Miner polis Tour Elevation Firm Info
Jamestown May 27 report states information received today about the Minnesota polis tour and elevator firm of Chris. Further details pending official clarification.
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Jamestown
Minneapolis
Chris
Montana News and Local Notes A Mix of Warnings and Updates
Montrose advertises caution against traveling swindlers and sharp practices while noting John Dillon touring central Dakota. Reports say Bismarck treasurer may return to settle accounts. Canton arrests a traveling doctor for practicing without license. Crow Creek settlers resist Grover’s ultimatum. Rev Case visits Mexico and returns briefly. Bismarck Tribune foresees debated brig mandate for building. Devil’s Lake sees light rain easing drought fears.
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John Dillon
Central Dakota
Bismarck
Canton
Crow Creek
Grover
Mr. Case
Howard
Mexico
Bismarck ‘Tribune
Devil’s Lake
Drouth
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Mitchell Capital
Ordway
Kansas Pacific
Gould
Rollins
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Sioux City
Lamar
Garland
Pierre
Friends of Division
Congress
Jay Gould
The
Pacific Railroad Investigating Committee
Dakota Affairs
Fuller
Grand Forks
Northwestern
International Avenue
Ilorr, Dak
John W.smith
New York
Grand Forks Natural Gas Company
Chicago Natural Gas Light and Fuel Company
Janton
Bank of Canton
McClure
Commissioner of Immigration
Faru
Bon Homaine
Bottineau
Brookings
Brown
Cass
Cavalier
Charles Mix
Clay
Coddington
Juster
Davison
Day
Deuel
Dickey
Emmons
Fall River
Faulk
Grant
Hamlin
Hand
Hughes
Jerauld
Kidder
Kingsbury
Lawrence
Lincoln
Logan
McCook
Melenry
McIntosh
Marshall
Minnehaha
Pembina
Pennington
Potter
Ramsey Richland
Sanborn
Sargent
Steele
Walsh
Wells
P.P. McClure
M. E. Conference
Mitchell District
C. B. Clark
Co. Price
Mr. Murray
Wessington Springs
Kelley
News
Pammers
Montrose Crald
Eprice
Iflavorin
Price Baking Powder CO. Curcaco.and
Sr. Louis
James S. Foster
COR. Second & Lawlet S TS
Oak
Lees
Price
Pitcher
Castoria
Fred Cc. Hoffman
Mitchell, Dak
Parmelee, T
Omeopathig
Onice
Bank of Dakota
Mitchell, Dakota
E. B. Brady
Omee
Gale
Mitchell Dakota
Glanghard & Hannett
Boor 1
GEO. P. DIX & Daughter
Mitche Cor
Ibn
Dentists
Second Sts
Witchell Printing CO
Cst
Mitchell Paint and Paper Co
North Main Street
A. Scott, Mitchell
KD. Mann
Mendenhall Greenhouse
18Th St
Ist Ay
4Th St South
R. J. Mendene
Oppone
Alex Witenes
AJB Tager
Surcessey de ci Agar Aquathers
Attensa
ANG Real
Civeu
Lundija
Snont
Mikes
Louis
Alex. Mitchell
GH. Shaw
H. Warne
Tarrant
Gacy
Henry Spraul
Wisconsin
CiHiClyy
Lalwadkee
Jinois
Wiscons D
Town
Chicago, Miwaukee & St. Paulla
R. Minpen
A.V. HW. Carpenter
Bret JF. Tucker
Gro
H. Herfford
Cat
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Milwauke
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