Republican State Convention at Mitchell August 27 1890
South Dakota Republicans convene a delegate meeting at the Mitchell Opera House on Wednesday August 27 1890 at 2 p m to nominate candidates for two representatives to Congress Fort governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer auditor attorney general superintendent of public instruction and commissioner of school and public lands. County representation is listed and the meeting is ordered by the committee with Chamel T McCoy as chairman and NTERLING as secretary.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
South Dakot
Opera House
Fort
Pfor
Aberdeen
North Dakota
A. H. Burke
Roger Allen
Congress
M. N. Johnson
John Flutie
L. E. Barker
A. M. Spencer
Sppt
Public Instruction
John Ogden
H. T. Helmson
A. L. Carey
Miller
Ballot slate for local offices listed in brief
For Representatives B F Teets Herbal Wilson John Dukes C M Harrison Taylor for Treasurer G F Lane. Voters see names to cast ballots for these positions in the upcoming election.
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B.f.teets
John Dukes
C. M. Harrison
Taylor
Convention Showdown as Hansbrough Loses Bid for Governor
The North Dakota Republican convention in Minneapolis reassembled amid a heated debate over credentials. Capt. Burke of Fargo won the governor nomination, Roger Allen the lieutenant governorship, and M. N. Johnson for Congress, with Hansbrough defeated.
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Mixweapolis
Journal
Grand Force
N. C
Hansbrough
Capt. Burke
Fargo
Roger Allén
M. N. Johnson
Congress
Glanders Report Surfaces in Yai Yanxioy
Veterinarian Collins found several glanders cases in Yai Yanxioy and euthanized the affected horses. He warns that no county in the state is free from the disease.
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Yai Yanxioy
Collins
Royer Appointed Agent at Pine Ridge Agency
Wasmarox July 30 The appointment of Dr. D. F. Royer of Aspens SD to be agent at the Pine Ridge Indian agency is announced resolving a long pending case. Capt Gleason of Potter county is expected to become chief clerk to Dr Royer.
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Wasmarox
D. F. Royer
Aspens
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
Capt. Gleason
Potter Couney
Burglars Loot Sewight's Billiard Parlor for Cash and Cigars
In Hicumore on July 30 burglars broke into Sewight's billiard parlor. They took eight dollars in change and nine thousand cigars, causing an unusual theft collection in the town.
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Hicumore
Sewight
Patient Dies at Asylum After Postmortem Finds Odd Stomach Contents
In Ixperintence Iowa on July 30 a patient at the insane asylum died. A postmortem revealed the stomach contained two lead pencils a ten penny nail two wash towels half a whisk broom pine sticks six inches long.
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Ixperintence
Prairie fire threatens mission and cattle on reservation
Hickmore reports a three day prairie fire south of town reaching the Immaculate Conception Indian mission at Stephan. Brother Janu ary is badly buried and may die. stock losses and cattle herds are feared in Highmore district while John Rea loses buildings and feed.
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Here
Immaculate Conception Indian Mission
Stephan
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Highmore
Fire damages home as gale rips roof in Cavour
Mrs. A Bierwart finds fire in the roof while baking bread. Wind drives fire spread, saving only part of the household goods. Officials note this is the town’s first fire in eight years and warn a different wind direction could have left the town in ashes. In Yankton, a separate dispatch reports on the Pierre city majority for a county capital question, estimated between 250 and 500.
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Minn
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Editors In The Hills Hopeful Of Rapid City trip
Special to Tae Huronire from Bern Crry reports arrival in Rapid City on July 30. The party included sixty five editors and thirty five ladies with fifty five attendees, camping at Willow Creek after traveling from Pierre. The group notes good spirits, pleasant hosts, and varied opinions on the unsettled region.
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Editorial Association Annual Meeting in Huron SD
The convention city for the South Dakota Editorial Association gathering is Huron. Pierre made a notable bid to attract attendees by offering free admission to the Black Hills area. The selection of Huron as meeting site highlights regional accessibility and draw.
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Editorial Association
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Fairgrounds marriage offer to young couples during the fair
Tar Mound City Suelo announces couples may marry on the fair grounds during the fair. The marriage fee will be reduced and presents will be given to help couples begin housekeeping.
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