Dry Goods Store Ad at Chicago Prices in Huron SD
M Booth announces a dry goods store in Huron South Dakota offering goods priced like Chicago with no credit offered. The notice invites patrons to visit to be convinced of the savings.
13 Apr 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1893
Page
1
M Booth announces a dry goods store in Huron South Dakota offering goods priced like Chicago with no credit offered. The notice invites patrons to visit to be convinced of the savings.
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Lyle W. Harris was presented with a private Governor Flower at the ceremony's close, marking a brief moment of recognition. The event concluded with officials noting Harris's service and dedication.
A fragmented note reports on sepia toned wheat trends in the Asian market. It cites price shifts and potential supply concerns affecting buyers and traders in regional exchanges.
The president sent nominations to the senate on April 12 including Edward H. Strobel of Newark to fill a post, Henry V. Johnson of Colorado as U.S. attorney for the District of Colorado, Charles B. Bellinger of Oregon as U.S. district judge for Oregon, Daniel M. Browning of Illinois as commissioner of Indian affairs, and Frank C. Armstrong of Washington as assistant commissioner of Indian affairs with Jordan assisting in New York.
The Democrats pushed to an executive session with Republicans opposing. The journal was read and a motion by Mr. Gorman to proceed to executive business passed 39 to 36, with Mr. Peffer voting with Democrats. The Roach resolution remains in executive session as negotiations continue. the senate adjourned after about three hours with several nominations confirmed.
A Vienna dispatch to the Evening Post reports Serbia was hit hard by Monday's earthquakes with two villages in the Svilajinac province destroyed and a chief killed in Jagodina as collapsing homes claim lives. The quakes are linked to recent Asia Minor seismic activity, including Malatti a where 130 perished.
Springfield April 12 Attorney General Moloney will sue in Cook county court to remove officers of the Total Abstainance Life association headquartered in Chicago. The company is alleged to have violated the insurance assessment law in 17 particulars.
The Secretary of the Interior has authorized a survey for allotments in the Rock Indian reservation in North and South Dakota totaling 12 500 dollars. North Dakota surveys to be awarded first.
Secretary Hoke Smith received Agent Bennett's message from Muskogee indicating Choctaw factions are reinforcing and militia presence is needed to prevent conflict. He asks the War Department to send troops to Antlers Oklahoma to preserve peace and prevent domestic strife.
The Supreme Court ruling on the lake front case broadly limits legislative power, confirming the people retain rights that cannot be surrendered. It preserves lake front areas for Chicago and affects land claims tied to the Illinois Central and other rail interests, with implications for San Francisco and Cleveland and multiple railroad companies.
A terse court decision from the Carbon district district court has denied a request by Mavuel Cuunx and Pa Ax Dreiher to issue an order related to the Dubbs faction. The ruling closes the immediate bid for intervention and leaves existing proceedings intact.
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