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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1887
Page
1
Public notice describes the Daily issues published at five o clock each after boon except Sunday with advertising rates and counting room details. Mentions six month, one month, and one week terms and a large readership at home and elsewhere.
Legal notices and advertising rates offered in a Dakota Territory weekly. Special notices cost 10 cents per line. Job work and bookmaking provided. Emigration view promoted with long-term rate options. Postage paid six months for one dollar worldwide.
Monday clash at Forman involves Commissioners Holding Nicholson Heath and Purdy with Landlord Heath. Fist fight erupts over a room dispute at the hotel. Heath and Purdy suffer black eyes and cuts while Holding and Nicholson escape with fewer injuries. Heath arms hotel after dispute.
A 13 year old boy Albert Engerbruson in Woonsocket area dug a ground hide to shoot prairie chickens. He shot a chicken then the gun discharged striking him near the ear tearing skull and brain. doctors Ogden and Andros attended him as to life-saving prospects.
Sioux Falls Daily Press reports the Humonirre won a decisive victory in Huron on the law and order ticket amid strong campaign efforts and broad public support. The result sparked joy in the community and highlighted the party’s firm stance on public safety.
In Huron Woonsocket Times notes a law and order ticket victory in the recent city election. The city, described as thrifty, plans to build on a solid foundation.
An inspector will review the Mitchell mail delivery process and inspect the postal route for accuracy and efficiency. The notice notes an upcoming inspection of the mailing operation and potential adjustments to ensure proper delivery service.
The readable fragment shows an old advertisement urging readers to seek Dr. J Molan's Liver Remedy. It mentions pains and constipation with a sales pitch style and a price reference of two and a half miles distance. No clear event or person other than the doctor is identified.
A report outlines the Great Mor- New Local Option Law proposing county wide votes on liquor sales. It details petition requirements sixty days before elections, ballot phrasing for yes and no, penalties for violations, injunctions, and license revocation.
Sioux City April 11 The Haddock murder trial saw counsel argue conspiracy and reasonable doubt with Hon E Hubbard closing at 5 30 pm The crowd halved but public interest remains high Three speeches per side are planned before jurors and a Thursday submission is unlikely.
The Wolsey Journal reports the W. C. T. U. in Huron county shows the Law and Order Society ticket carried by a large majority. The election marks a sweeping shift with the county-wide vote strongly favoring the new ticket.
Citizens of Hurley will gather on Arbor Day May 5 as the board of trustees allocates funds to prepare the public park and plant trees. Every able bodied man is urged to assist in placing the trees for future remembrance.
Citizens celebrate a decisive election win in a heated campaign between competing factions. The outcome defines the city’s future direction and grants the victors the right to a vigorous shout for their triumph.
F Woodruff of Morrison Newfoundland announces relocation to Dakota. He owns a stock ranch near Alpena and will stock it with thoroughbreds. He will resume law practice, citing wealth and demand for men in the new location.
The St. Lawrence Journal picks the Law and Order slate led by H. J. Rice as mayor, highlighting Rice’s leadership as a stronger choice for Rice.
A compact report notes that Huron and Aberdeen backed law and order measures in last Tuesday elections. The snippet mentions local items and upcoming openings and hints at unsettled topics without full details.
Reports describe destructive winds and fire in McCook and Sanborn counties causing widespread ruin to homes farms and grain. The Great Haddock murder case proceeds with expected jury timing. Pan Handle railroad thefts spark mass arrests as losses exceed a half million dollars. Sioux Orry and Milford area notes cover trials weather and community updates.
Special to Mitchell Daily Paper recounts a major fire causing extensive losses. Col. M. M. Price loses residence, tenant house, two barns, eight cattle, and farming implements worth up to 5000 with 1900 insured. Peter Oleson and family lose everything except their team. George Conn loses house and stable valued at 600 with 400 insured. Alex Miller and Geo D. Lovely also lose homes and goods. comments on fire-breaks and dangers.
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