The Huronite. Whursday April 14 1687
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1887
Page
2
Town Notes and Local Scenes From May Tribune Excerpts
The May Tribune reports town hall wishes and a cheese company with 00 capital organized at De Smet. Quix of the Bismarck Tribune seeks fame on the high road, while Scatt faces a va n off in a Tuesday election. Kingsbury County boards address a county auditor under new law. Rapid City Journal predicts Arensdorf conviction with honest jurors. The Irish National League of Iowa sets its annual state convention at Ottumwa on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League of Iowa
Ottumwa
Mayor Ames Drops Governor Bid in Minnesota Election
Minneapolis mayor Ames announces he will not pursue the Minnesota governor race after the last election, citing personal and political considerations. The move removes a high profile candidate from the statewide contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayor Ames
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sweet Country Faces Pressure Over Grass Growth on Paths
Citizens urge action to clear grass on paths between abundance and the hardship of fire victims. The plea frames drought relief and relief for those who lost homes as a national responsibility.
Snow blow freeze blamed as worst in 30 years
In Humboldt Iowa residents call last Sunday’s snow blow freeze the worst for the time of year in three decades. Weathermen note the severe cold and drifting snow caused travel delays and property impacts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Iowa
Appointment of Alex McKenzie as head section boss in North Pacific
The report states Alex McKenzie is named head section boss of the North Pacific for inter state purposes only. This designation makes him an employee under the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
Alex McKenzie
North Pacific
Fred E. Sterune Ties in Railroad Commission Vote
Fred E. Sterune of the Free Trade Democrat drew equal votes as every other candidate for secretary of the railroad commission. The writer notes it would not make him homesick to see Fred win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Sterune
Free Tradt Democrat
the Railroad Commission
Fred
Sipoe
Dubuque
Smith backs Miller for railroad secretary post in earnest
The text notes Mr Smith’s earnest proposal and vote for M V Miller as secretary of the railroad commission and questions adding another commissioner while praising a genuine Dakota farmer on the board.
Patronage Shift Under Civil Service Rules In Dakota
The Sioux City Journal notes under current civil service rules federal patronage in Dakota moves to the territorial governor. The arrangement aims to foster a Church democracy in Dakota and a Cleveland democracy in New York affecting patronage distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Dakota
Territory
Cleveland
New York
Sioux City Journal
Unclear snip about truth and blame in Sioux City press
A fragmented notice discusses accusations of falsehoods among Sioux City media figures. It contrasts “most able bodied liars” being called to vote while asserting reporters who tell the truth have little to disclose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Press
Dakotaian
Sioux City
Haddock
Iowa Wire: Adviser Urges Dakota Admission to Cleveland
A Sioux City report claims Gov. Chureh, confidential adviser to President Cleveland, urges officials to push for Dakota admission. The message stresses Dakota's suitability for statehood and the administration’s confidence in Chareh’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chureh
Cleveland
Dakota
Chareh
New York
Daap
Sion
Sioux City
Fragmented Youth Echoes in Fragmented Verse
A distorted clipping reads like a stray poem with phrases about youth companions, heat, sighs, and thunder. It hints at two lively eyes and a protest or tease, ending with a command to “make dark day.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude
Territorial reform and new council vow strict law ease
A voiced call for strict enforcement of territory and city laws targets gambling and bawdy houses while praising a forthcoming council of capable business leaders. The piece emphasizes prudent appointments, financial transparency, and aggressive reform to shield the city from crime and corruption. Governor reflects on legislative support, public credit, and home rule for resident officeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Pew Board
Huron
Dakota
Bismarck
Mitchell
Yankton
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Bismack
Territorial
Democratic Party
The Desirable Booth and Ex-Governor Pierce
Excerpt urges Dakota development based on natural advantages soil climate and geography. It argues population growth follows real needs not mere speculation and cautions against overreliance on outside boom economies while stressing conservative, solid progress toward enduring prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Pierce
Dakota
They Are Coming Milwaukee Special
General Immigration Agent Powell of the St. Paul road tours Delaware Southern Pennsylvania and Maryland delivering Dakota agricultural advantages. A party of twenty five from West visit Dakota this month to assess opportunities and expect heavy emigration this season with 48 excellent car loads anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Powell
St. Paul Road
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Dakota
West
Is Thy Shin-Bone a Dog's St. Cloud Special
Two months ago Henry Benson was brought to the hospital for diseased leg bone. Dr Ramsey removed shin-bone segments four to five inches long and almost an inch thick, replacing them with dog shin bones. The bones began to grow, and he soon could walk about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
Henry Benson
Dr. Ramsey
Promo Getn
Fragmentary Verse Excerpt Reflects On Absence And Travel
A fragmentary poem line questions why a speaker stands speechless and restless while a distant figure wanders. The speaker notes someone left behind and mentions a travel moment, but the fragment lacks clear context or attribution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whursday
Arbor
Vouna
the Tribune
Surren and Cheese Company
De'Smet
Quix
Bismarck Tribune
Aj Connesfonpenr
Wai
Scatt
Van
Kingsbury County Board of Missioners
Rapid City. Journal
Arensdorf
Colcord & Richardson
Glass & Chinaware
Reed Block
Dalota
Lewis Whazen
John A
Wler
Bau
W. Campsexr
W. N. Corer
First National Bank
United States
Algne
Mee
Huron Meat Market
T. M. Jeffris & CO
Masonic
Dak
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