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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1890
Page
7
A Macmillan's Magazine portrait notes Thomas De Quincey wrote constantly, leaving manuscripts in lodgings. Collected works reach fourteen to sixteen volumes, but the actual total likely would fill forty or sixty volumes, given how illness and opium affected his leisure.
The St Louis Republic notes that about 135 goloid dollars exist. The first coin was owned by Col. John A. Stephens of Augusta Georgia, previously belonging to Alexander H. Stephens. The piece is bronze colored, about silver half dollar size, with inscriptions United States of America 100 cents and E Pluribus Unum 1873, Liberty head.
A satirical piece from All the Year Round critiques workers who labor for wealth without hobbies or social charm. It tells of a man who, despite new scenery, clung to money-market papers, ignored relief, and died soon after from brain paralysis connected to excessive industry.
A Jersey City blacksmith notices a man in the doorway who stoops to pick up an old shoe, jokes that the shoe isn’t hot, and recalls a recent claim by his son about a skull being thick. The exchange ends with a taunting remark about silence.
A selectman in a small town bought nails and a tin pan, wrapped in brown paper, and left them on his wagon seat in the sun. Returning, he found the bundle ablaze as sun rays ignited the paper. whether the nails were scorched or hot remains unknown.
A quoted exchange between an editor and a publisher reflects demand for fresh writers. The publisher jokes about sending liars to the school, while the editor dismisses deceit. The dialogue hints at a shift in literary standards and the need for new epoch in fiction.
A lively exchange contrasts pastoral bliss with city rivalries and hidden malice. The Village Belle, Mr Talk and V. B discuss jealousies and social tensions in a small town setting, hinting at personal loyalties and local gossip.
A stray dialogue shows a character joking about marrying necessity to avoid legal constraints and a mother, reflecting whimsical street chatter with unclear context.
The article notes it is unlawful for Mohammedans to wear pure silk but allows silk mixed with cotton. It mentions well known eastern fabrics with a cotton warp or back and a wool soft silk in a striped pattern as acceptable, referenced in a Der Gee Chee context.
The fragment from the Detroit Free Press hints at a lighthearted exchange about companionship and laughter. No clear individuals, events, or dates are readable to establish a fuller news item.
A three story tenement in Randolph Massachusetts has been struck by lightning six times since 1882 and burned three times. Despite the repeated strikes the tenants have not suffered fatalities as the electrical paths altered each time.
Notice to creditors that claims against Ellen Barriett deceased of Beadle County South Dakota must be filed with administrator Lawrence Borrie within four months of first publication.the administrator resides in Cavour township Beadle county South Dakota August 26 1890.
First publication Amng 9 last Sept 18. Creditors of William Lane deceased must present claims with sworn vouchers to Administrator Maxwell H. Allison at his Ca vor township home, Beadle County, South Dakota, within four months after first publication. Dated August 26, 1890.
First publication Aug 24 Aug 24 Laet Sept 25 Notice to Creditors in the matter of the estate of James M Glen n ex deceased in Lake Byron Beadle County South Dakota. all persons having claims must exhibit vouchers to I F Nicke administrator at his residence in Lake Byron. four months after first publication for creditors to present claims. Dated Aug 22 1890.
Public foreclosure notice for mortgage by James C. Lavoie to T. E. Penney with trustees Stevens and Richardson. Describes 347 acres in Beadle County Dakota Territory, sale set Oct 18 at Beadle County Courthouse, Huron, to satisfy $2,288.17 plus taxes and fees, with attorney costs and statutory costs. First publication Aug 21.
Public notice of a summons in the Fifth Judicial Circuit of South Dakota. The German Americana Loan & Sti ut Company sues James A Sco Frances M Scoville Harve P Thomas and others. Defendants must answer within the legal period after service or risk default. Dated June 11th. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
In Beadle County South Dakota the county court sets a time for a hearing on the application to sell real estate for the estate of Kattie Schulz. The hearing is scheduled for September eighteenth eighteen ninety at ten oclock in the forenoon in Huron. A copy of the order is to be published in the Daxora Hurouxite weekly at least twenty days before the hearing. Judge Joan Woon presiding.
Public foreclosure notice for the mortgage executed by Robert Dunlap and Lizzie M Dunlap to T and Penney. The mortgage assigned to Elizabeth R Witherbee. Public sale of the north quarter of section twelve township 109 range 60 in Beadle County South Dakota on September 12 1890 at 3 PM at the front door of the court house in Huron. Evizaveth K Witherbee and Jarroll Atwood assignee and attorney.
Aug 7 to Sept 47 notice for hearing on application of A for a permit to sell for scientific, mechanical, or medicinal purposes and intoxicating liquors at 7 Dakota Avenue, Huron Beadle County. Court orders hearing on August 4 1860 at 10 am at county court room. John W. Judge.
Notice for publication from the Land Office at Huron dated July 47 1880 states that settler George Adler has fled notice of his intention to file final proof for his claim northeast 35 115. Proof will be made before a designated official at the location indicated.
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