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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1889
Page
6
The report notes President Harrison and party arriving in Boston amid large crowds and enthusiastic greetings. Distinctive scenes include police cordons, cavalry detachments, and a reception at the hotel as the presidential entourage steps from the train for a civic visit.
Well Known in Huron Mrs Laura Fix ep sister in law of George Arm strong ex receiver of the Maron land office returned from Chicago yesterday She is linked to an old accusation of arbing funds of the Norwegian temperance society She traveled to Chicago to settle a suit against the Pullman Sleeping Car company A $20000 claim surfaced last Saturday but settlement remained uncertain Clarkson to Have a Cabinet Position New Years Aug 7 A Washington cable to the World says the vacancy on the supreme court created by a death remains to be filled
Centerville plans immediate shaft drilling at Jacob Jenter’s farm near the first find. A Eaton from Wauzeka arrives to lead crews. three eight hour gangs plus two casing gangs will work day and night. Directors assess $1.50 per share to fund operations and promise rapid progress despite prior delays.
A fragmentary verse piece laments aging fields and stars and invokes symbols of gold, wisdom, and justice. The text references a Golden Rod and a broader patriotic undertone with lines about America, constellations, and beauty. Names, dates, or locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
In Willow Lakes News readers learn that Gov. Mellette received a hearty endorsement at a recent convention. The piece highlights how townspeople from private and public life alike regard the honor as greater than any office.
United States Senators Stewart and Reagan of the senatorial irrigation commission arrived in Montana with Maj. director of the geological survey. A meeting was held to discuss results of irrigation that would follow its general adoption.
The text portrays Commissioner Stone as a western man with deep knowledge of land laws, recalling his days in Town and his familiarity with legal matters. It adds a vignette of admiration for Hood's Sarsaparilla and a mother figure, though details are fragmented and unclear.
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