Geological map of the Black Hills offered for sale
Samuel Scott of Custer issues the first detailed geological map of the Black Hills since 1879. The map shows rock formations from the granite core to surrounding belts and highlights the Ragged Top gold discoveries. Copies and pocket maps with descriptions of mineral resources are available for $3.00, $1.25, and 4 cents respectively.
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Black Hills
Samuel Scott
Coster
Potsdam
Ragged Top
Henry Hewton
Newtoun
Lemael Scott
M. E . Custer
S.D
Samuel Scott M. E
Custer
S. D
Unclaimed letters at Huron SD Post Office April 17 1897
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending April 17 1897 includes Henry Hopkins Frank Hopner Ed Millburn Grace Shepherd and John B Werner. Parties calling for the above will please say advertised in the Huronite and give date of publication and pay one cent at the stamp window J B Cogan Postmaster.
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Huron
South Dakota
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Blood Purity
In spring, impurities from winter must be expelled to stay healthy. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the system, purifies blood, and prevents fatigue and loss of appetite, calling it the one true blood purifier and last spring medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Washington Stop-over Offer for Through Tickets
Free stop-over at Washington applies to all through tickets east west north and south via Baltimore and Ohio railroad with no extra charge. Depositing the ticket at arrival with the B and O station ticket agent grants the privilege. Washington remains attractive during congress sessions for visitors to view public buildings monuments museums and streets.
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Washington
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Congress
National Capital
Farm Near Huron Seeks Offers From K Johnson
A farm description in South Dakota lists the northwest quarter of section 29 in township 111 62 near the railroad and three miles from Huron. Prospective buyers are invited to make offers to K Johnson at 7 Nebraska Avenue, Chicago, IL.
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Good Farm
South Dakota
Huron
K. Johnson
Nebraska Avenue
Chicago
Lost Property notice to county public
J M O'Brien chairman of the county commissioners calls attention to section 6781 of the code. It warns that a person who finds lost property and appropriates it without attempting to locate and restore ownership commits theft. The notice urges public vigilance and lawful handling of found property.
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J. M. O’brien
Cchairman Co
Lands in Minnesota Sellat three dollars per acre
The Northern Pacific railway company offers lands in central Minnesota at three dollars an acre with ten year terms. The lands are described as first class farming soil with good water timber and abundant lakes forests and meadows in counties with natural beauty. See the company's ad in another column.
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Northern Pacific Railway Company
Minnesota
Final Vote on Arbitration Treaty Set for May Fifth
The senate agreed to vote on the arbitration treaty on May 5 at 4 p.m. Chairman Davis and Little led opposition, but no opposition to timing. Opponents expect to marshal full strength in the chamber on that date.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
Indian Bill Advances and Uncompahgre Reservation Opened
The Senate passed the Indian appropriation bill during the day, largely the same as the House version, and moved to open the Uncompahgre Indian reservation. Resolutions seeking details on reciprocity treaties under the McKinley act were approved. Mr. West offered a measure denouncing a recent Treasury import order effective April 1, signaling a tariff test. The session closed with a tribute to Representative Milliken, who had died.
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Senate
Milliken
Protection of Americans in the Greece Turkey conflict
The president is actively involved in safeguarding American interests in the Mediterranean as the Greek Turkish war unfolds. Secretary Sherman met him at the White House and the fleet remains off the Turkish coast. Officials say prudence guides potential future action should blockades threaten American imports.
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Washington
Department of State
Mediterranean
Sherman
White House
Justice Field to retire in July from Supreme Court
Washington April 21 Justice Field will retire from the supreme bench in July. He informed intimate friends he intends to retire. Attorney General Judge McKenna is named to succeed Field. The cabinet successor from California is Judge Waymire of Oakland who is in Washington after talks with President McKinley.
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Washington
Justice Field
Supreme Bench
Judge McKenna
Judge Field
McKenna
California
Judge Waymire
Oakland
McKinley
Judge Day Heads for Havana to Probe Ruiz Case
Judge William R. Day of Canton Ohio will depart for Havana to investigate the Ruiz case. He met the president briefly and then visited the state department, where he saw Secretary of State Sherman and Assistant Secretary Rockhill.
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Day
Washington
William R. Day
Canton
Havana
Ruiz
State Department
Sherman
Rockhill
No Agreement Reached in Senate Caucus
Republican senators met in caucus for nearly two hours and adjourned when the senate convened without reaching a deal. The discussion focused on committee organization with incidental mention of tariffs.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin and Maryland men named Indian commissioners
Washington April 21 W A Jones of Wisconsin and Robert V Bell of Maryland have accepted the roles of commissioner and assistant commissioner of Indian affairs.
Representative Holman in Serious Condition After Street Car Fall
Washington April 21 Representative Holman of Indiana who is suffering from serious complications after a fall from a street car is better but remains in a dangerous condition.
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Washington
Holman
Indiana
Alleged Murderer Captured in Montreal
Joseph E. Kelley, accused of killing Joseph A. Stickney cashier of the Great Falls National Bank in Somersworth New Hampshire, was captured in a Montreal house of ill repute by Detectives Campeau and O Keefe. Two thousand seven hundred dollars were found on his person.
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Montreal
Joseph E. Kelley
Joseph A. Stickney
Great Falls National Bank
Somersworth
N. H
Campeau and
O'Keefe
Judge Sheldon Will Probated Leaves Large Estate
The will of Judge R R Sheldon former state supreme court member has been probated revealing an estate over 300000 dollars. He leaves 100000 to Williams College his alma mater and 100000 to the Hampton Virginia institute.
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Shedon
Rockrorp
R. R. Sheldon
State Supreme Court
Williams College
Hampton, Va
Japanese for Mexico aims to settle 40 000 by 1900s
A party of 40 Japanese émigrants arrived in San Francisco aboard the City of Para bound for a Mexican land grant. Led by Okena Egato, a European-educated army officer, they expect rapid settlement with official backing and rising emigration to San Benito near Acapulco. The next wave, 400 youths, will arrive in early May, followed by 5,000 more by July.
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San Francisco
Para
Japan
Okena Egato
Mexico
Nagasaki
Kobe
San Benito
Acapulco
Haugan Pleads Not Guilty In Misappropriation Case
Ex city treasurer A C Haugan arraigned in district court on charges of misappropriating 519000 of city funds and 34000 of school funds. Indictment by grand jury. Haugan, who returned from Hot Springs Arkansas, pleads not guilty and will furnish bail.
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Haugan
Minneapolis
A. C. Haugan
Hot Springs
Ark
Minor Items of Interest
About 800000 trout fry will be placed in Minnesota streams during the season. Judge Orr of St Paul rules liquor licenses are non transferrable. The national supreme court receives a rehearing petition in the Trans Missouri Freight association case. Northwestern railway conductors seek to hold the next national convention in St Paul. Torpedo boats Nos 12 and 13 built at Portland Oregon named Davis and Fox. Northern Pacific starts steam shovel work between Duluth and Ashland to fill bridges and culverts. extensive work planned through the season.
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Minnesota
Orr
St. Paul
National Supreme Court
Trans- Missouri Freight Association
Northwestern Railway
Portland, Or
Davis
Fox
Northern Pacific
Duluth
Ashland
Market report shows grain price listings
Flour nominal wheat No. 2 spring 764c Nol Northern 81c May 75c Corn No. 3 21kge oats No. 2 white 20 21c Barley No. 2 32 sample on track 26 31-.
Wheat price listings from Duluth market report
April 19 market notes show cash and futures quotes for hard red spring and Northern wheat. Prices include No 1 hard at 78 cents, No 1 Northern around 76 to 67 cents, and variety totals for No 2 Northern 74 cents. Futures for May July and September range around 78 to 71 cents.
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Dulouth
Wheat futures mixed as May gains and July holds
In Minneapolis on April 19 the Wheat May futures closed at 71Xc with July at 75c and September at 70c. Track No 1 hard stood at 78c, No 1 Northern at 76c, and No 2 Northern at 74'c.
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Minneapolis
Wheat
Northern
Market Report South St. Paul April 19 Hog Receipts Sparse
Hog receipts were too few to form a market. Cattle market steady and active with strong demand for stockers and feeders. sales ranged from 2.75 to 3.75 for cows and up to 4.25 for steers. Sheep market steady with good demand as receipts were consigned to local feeders.
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South St. Paul
Chicago Market Report Hogs Strong Cattle Steady Sheep Weaker
Chicago markets show hogs active with light at 3.95 to 4.20, mixed 4.20, heavy 3.70 to 3.72, rough 3.75 to 3.85. Cattle weaken with beeves 3.75 to 5.25, cows and heifers 2.00 to 4.35, Texas steers 3.30, stockers and feeders 3.40. Sheep generally down about 10 to 15, natives 3.40 to 5.40, Western 2.80 to 5.0, lambs 3.75 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Texas
Chicago Grain and Provisions Closing Prices
Closing prices for Wheat, Corn and Oats across April May July and September contracts with figures. Pork prices shown for April May July contracts.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Kickapoo Remedies Promised To Cure Many Ills
The piece extols Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a blood purifier and remedy for numerous ailments. It credits Professor Christian von Spiegel of Saratoga Springs with endorsing Native and global remedies and urges readers to try Sagwa, sold by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Also included are lengthy legal notices about chattel mortgage sales in Beadle County, detailing secured debts and items to be sold.
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Br. ¢. von Spiegel
Saratoga, \. Y
Pr. C. von Spiegel
Saratoga Springs
Daily
Saratogian
von Spiecel
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
New Haven
Conn
Huron City approves liquor sale regulation ordinance
A 1897 ordinance requires liquor retailers in Huron to obtain annual licenses costing 600 dollars with semiannual payments, bans sales without a license, imposes fines up to 100 dollars and jail up to 100 days, and sets closing hours and Sunday prohibitions. It authorizes revocation by two-thirds vote and notes repeal of conflicting ordinances.
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City of
Huron
City of Huron
Hercuinson
Pierce C. Bunt
Mortgagee notice by L. H. Hore trustee
L H Hore trustee mortgagee appoints Joan L Prue attorney for mortgagee with first publication March 18 and final notice April 29 in Huron area legal notice listing mortgage details and dates.
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L. H. Hore
Joan L. Prue
Huron
Chattel Mortgage Sale Notice in Beadle County
H R Smith mortgagor of Beadle county faces sale to satisfy $165 claim on two mares named Lill and Belle plus their increase. Sale set for April 24 1897 at noon at the southwest quarter of section 29 South Dakota under direction of F B A W Brayton mortgagees.
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H. R. Smith
Beadle County
South Dakota
F. B
A. W. Brayton
Mt Morris
Illinois
Office
the Register of Deeds
Range
Grant Township
Beadle
Towit
Mouser
Mortgage Notice of Beadle County Beadle County
Notice of a chattel mortgage filed in Beadle County South Dakota by H R Smith to F B A W Bray ton to secure a note of 211 dollars dated March 1 1896. It states due six months after date and nonpayment. It lists crops 189 and 231 acres and specifies parcels in Grant and Beadle counties with a sale date April 24 1837. Attorney H S Mouser signs April 19 1897.
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H. R. Smith
George Haskins
Beadle County
South Dakota
A. W. Brayton
Mt Morris
Illinois
Morty
the Register of
F. B
le Grant
County of
Beadle
Nichols & Shepherd & Co
Jim
H. 8
Mouser
Beaglie
Mt. Morris
Office of the Register of Deeds
Grant Township
H.S Mouser
Otice
Register of Deeds
A. Brayton
Grant
Dakota
Morteagces
the Register of Deeds
State of
William Gaersmaehl
Henry Luchsinger
Middlesex Banking Company
Ieee
Sai
Rita A. Ennes
Huron
Mippo Lesex Banking Company
Rost. N. Jackson
Seal
Mortangee, Fi. C. Grupert & Co
St. Paul
Minn
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Reade
New England Loan and Trust Company
Caskie D. Houghton
Charles D Houghton
Sarah Ltt Houghton
R.O. Richards
U. S
A. D
D. G. Meppery
L. C. Kemp
E. M. Webb
R. H. Oakley
Maurice Dinneen
H. J. Ward
H. J. Warp
Notice of Public Sale by Assignees Attorney
A. W. Wilmarth attorney for assignees files the legal notice. First publication is March 18 with last publication on April 29.
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A. W. Wilmarth
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Little Opposi
Tion
Protection OF
President Greely
Field
Milwaukee Grain
Milwaukee
Duluth Grain
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Prof
Christian von Svidgel, M.D
Ilinois
Giss
Kate
Maggie
Brayton
New Deal Gang
St Paul
Randolph
John Breen
L. H. Hole
Territory of Dakota
Ith P
Harenrgson
Pierce
Duane Whitcomb
Laura Whitcomb
Ormsby
H. A. Jannett
Adle County
Mercantile Trust Company
New York City
Register of
Mercantile Trust Pnge
Wm. Male
Benjamin Graham
Wm. , Jr
Harris H. Hayden
Said
Mippiesex Banking Company
H. CG. Grusert & Co
St Paul, Minn
Hugonite
New York Tribune
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