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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1882
Page
2
A late 19th century notice discusses census funding in Yankton, questioning the integrity of a local administrator. The text references a school fund, public or private data use, and concerns over government versus private interests, with remarks about political atmosphere and potential missteps.
The text discusses upcoming state elections, delegate roles, and the need for citizens to participate. It emphasizes the importance of careful candidate selection, timing of elections, and the responsibility of new residents to be informed voters.
April 21 special telegram from Pioneer Press notes Dakota and Pennington County bonds under fire as Missouri counties repudiate octy bonds. Discussion centers on consistency of objection from a union statesman amid varied local motives without clear moral distinction.
An appeal emphasizes home training as the foundation of politeness in public life. It argues politeness costs little but yields great returns, urging parents to instill consideration for mothers and sisters to prevent rude behavior in strangers.
A fragment discusses tobacco’s supposed harm on youth and education. It cites Paris boards, Yale College statistics, and Courant publication claiming tobacco impairs study and long term life prospects, urging abstinence as a path to better success.
A fragment discusses a simple secret of happiness linked to a cheerful spouse. Franklin admires a Philadelphia mechanic whose consistent gladness stems from a partner’s encouragement, kindness, and welcome at home. The tale urges gentle speech and small daily gestures to foster domestic joy.
The passage notes about 360 institutions named colleges or universities in the United States, excluding women’s only schools. It cites that five-ninths, nearly 200, formed since 1850, with only 20 pre century and 28 existing in 1820. It lists state universities and several notable colleges, mentions many have low or no tuition, and references private and mechanical colleges amid a growing population.
A collage of joke captions and quips from diverse sources lampshades lighter moments. Mentions Florida mosquitos and sheep, a funeral procession tease, a dog warning, a post office scandal card, a Grand Central depot chat, and notes on Methodist humor and Belva Lockwood references.
Spheral Dispatch reports on April 13 as A W Edwards H mixer and Capt W B McConnell of Fargo join Pettigrew in urging division of the territory. Col C A Lounsberry leaves Bismarck for home as the committee plans a Saturday morning session to consider the matter and likely instruct Mr Bur.
Notice announces a mortgage default by William Worden on March 26 1881 to George T Gilbert of Monona Iowa. It states the deed recorded in Beadle County and a date of filing and penalties, with total due including taxes and costs, and that sale will proceed per statute.
Land Office notice from Michell D T announcing that Barney, filing No 15788, will make final proof for his claim NES section 5 town 111 range 61 on May 20 1882 at Ha Ton district court. Witnesses listed include Francis E Weeks Charles Laube Chas Stowe from Hu ne Bead county. WM Letcher Register. Mouser Attorney.
Mitchell Dated 1882 Land Office notice states settler Wm A Smith filed to prove continuous residence and cultivation on his land in Beadle County South Dakota. He presents witnesses Alfred Decker Lester Youngs Chas Miner Martin Baum of Huron for the final proof before May 15 1882. WM Letcher Register.
Land offices at Mitchell South Dakota publish notices that Edward Wells and Robert B. have filed intent to make final proofs on their homestead claims. Each notice lists the land location section township range and witnesses supporting continuous residence and cultivation. Additional notices name Bert Orion Harvey and others with their respective claim numbers and dates in 1882.
Land Office in Mitchell D T gives notice that Charles G Rathbun has filed final proof for his homestead entry 15223 in NW4 of section 14, township 111, range 62. Proof will be made June 1 1882 before the Probate Judge of Beadle County in Huron. Witnesses: Geo H McKinnis Frank Elder O P Wat John W Doyle Wa Levenen.
Land Office at Mitchell D T gives notice that Francis E Weeks has filed for final proof on his homestead entry 17435 for the BE 4 section 2 town 112 range 62. Proof is to be before the Probate Judge of Beadle County at Huron on June 1 1882 with witnesses Lambe of Huron Barney Hianghey Lafay ette Jor and Jerry Elson of Beadle County and Union. Register Wa LeTenni.
Land Office at Mitchell Dakota announces a settler’s intention to prove his claim with witnesses before the district court of Beadle county at Huron on May 7 1882. Filing No 14748 covers NW1/4 section 2 town 110 range 60 west. Witnesses listed for proof and continued cultivation. Register. Wailing. & hi Attorneys.
Land Office at Mitchell Dako March 16 1882 notice that the named Ea intends to make proof of his claim and secure final entry. Eugene P Lane of D T files under section 15 town 130 and will prove continuous residence and cultivation before D T district court at Huron on May 2 1882 at 9 am. Witnesses: W P Mixter John W Fuller Frank Fuller Joseph Delwax Walling & Steven Attorneys WM LETCHER Register.
Land Office notices final claim and probate action in county court for Mitchell Dakota with hearings set before the probate judge in Walden and May 10th marked by signatures of witnesses and registrars.
Land Office advertises entries for 1882 with March 21 deadline and a 9 AM filing hour. It names observers and witnesses including E P Caldwell and others, noting location in a county seat within the sea area and property details tied to a specific section and acreage.
Notice records a claim intent dated March 30 1882 from an applicant in Mitchell Dakota with court appearance at Huron May 20 and filing No 14974 for part of section 29 town 110 range 62 detailing cultivation and ownership claims by Truman Char Withiemace of Weesington Autoracoanty.
Laws Office at Mitchell Dakota March 15 1882 Notice is here by Lae that the following named settler has fi of his intention to fmake fin al fineupt of his claimant secure final entry there and that said proof of himself and be made before 7 mignot oe Probate coast of Beadle county D T at Huron the county seat on Saturday te bh day of oy tees viz John W Doyle of Hy Ta to DT under his Hd entry for the Ni section aa aie Ht N range 62 With P M and he names the Saddlewing witnesses to prove his continuous residence in cultivation of said tract viz Isaac aoyase han ag 5 Mautal Farrel McEron Tim Harrigan Huron we LETCHER Register Ingersoll Attorney March 4 1882 settler has filed notice of os to make final Riry there of end that a sald proof of himself en TeO it Oomse witnesses Wwat sald proof the probate ae te fiBendle te eon on Saturday Henry lestal 5 1 1 vat % o'clock am viz tal o Huron iss for a Beadle DT r his DT filing 5 Eh as 4 tion 17 town 111 Nethoes names the pllowing we ay to anlaring tinuous residence es cultivation of said tract viz Teac Mayeat Ww Tim Hone e Farrell McGoon of Heron seadle county LETCHER Register W. 2thgersoll Attorney
Notices announce several settlers in Beadle county D T filing for final proof and entry of lands. Names include Jno J Burrows Beadle D T James S Ro Beadle D T and Geeke Hill Huron with witnesses listed. Proceedings set before county clerks at Huron and Mitchell in April May 1882.
Official notice states that a named settler has filed all intentions to make final proofs at the Mitchell Dakota land office detailing steps toward securing homestead rights. The terse notice names the applicant and outlines required filing actions and dates.
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