Descriptions of John Brown by Lt Israel Green
The article in the North American Review recounts Lt Israel Green captain of the marines at John Brown's capture. It portrays Brown as frail and old with a gray beard and bare head while in danger, and recalls the clash that knocked him down with a sword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
North American Review
Israel Green
United States Marines
Greene
Brown
Colonel Washington
Sean
Teetiig
Irael
Democratic Party
Israel
Pre-emption irregularities plague Britton homestead entries
Records from Devils Lake Dakota show James Britton made multiple pre-emption and homestead entries under revised statutes dating 1883 1884 and 1854. The claims were deemed illegal as sec 201 and 2361 limit one pre-emption right per person. The report notes cancellation of entry 00 and urges formal notice to the claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geserat Asp
Wasutsatos
D.C
Devils Lake
Dakota
James Britton
James Britten
Ante
Bertion
Sparks
Extraordinary Parker Bros and Booths Sale in Huron
The Parker brothers and Booth advertise a full page notice claiming a sudden mercantile closeout of their large Central Dakota store. Founded in pioneer days, the business is described as substantial with a long history and two founders buried in memory. Thomas Parker must close and sell the stock at wholesale value or less. The ad promises genuine, large scale offers with no scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Bros. & Booth
Central
Dakota
John Parker
Huron
Dave
David
Thomas Parker
Wolsey Hosts Presbyterian Meeting and Benefit Event
The Wolsey rink hosted a special Meare Post G. A. meeting as part of a grand entertainment for the Presbyterian society on Thanksgiving night. Performers included C L Junes Will Whiting Mr Parrington Miss Dollie Burns and others with essays and literary readings by C D Most er and S W Merrick. Skating rink reopened for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolseyites
Meare Post G. A
Wolsey Rink
Loftus Teters
Presbyterian Society
C.L. Junes
Will Whiting
Parrington
Whitcomb
Vallce
Vallce, Misses Smith, Geffert, McAllister and Hammond, and Miss Dollie Burns
Winnie Fry
David Carson
C.D. Moster
Brown
S. W. Merrick
Milton
Burial of Rev A H Greene and local cemetery plans
Rev A H Greene died of consumption on November 24 and was buried in the Sanday burial ground after a funeral by Rev Bowmen. Attendees included Rev James Green of New York and Wm Greene of Mitchell. The town formed a cemetery association electing M O Hurles, John Barry and EB U Cireen as trustees and chose a site on Barry’s farm. Weather fair, snow nearly gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Greene
Father Green
Sanday
Mr. Bowman
St. Lavwrencee
Weete
James Green
New York
Wm. Greene
Mitchell, C. T
Wood
Steelive
Linnois
Sparks
Barry Seloc House
M. O. Hurles
John Barry
EB. U. Cireen
Old Santa Claus Visits Huron Store For Christmas Cheer
Santa arrives in Huron marking the season’s first visit with a depot at J. M. Blount’s offering a wide stock for children and adults. Local business changes include Helm selling the post office shop to W. G. and Harry Sterling with Jors Westpam as new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Huron
J. M. Blount's
Honosirse
Blount’s
Q. . Helm
W. G
Harry Sterling
Harry
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Friends of Education
Thos. A. Hendricks
Oll Thaers
Wolsey
Blounts
Ness Chine
Jors Westpam
Julia
Chicago
Joy Bros. Berry & Alexander
T. M. Jeffris & Co
Snedigar & Davis
Dakota Hide
I. A. Dunning & Co
Huron Grain Association
Pennsox
People Theatre Company
G. A. Lt
Huron Dee
Uist
Jadys Galt
Ae Poupary
Reed's Busch
Huron, Bak
Anda Ful
T. A. Dunning & CO
Cilass
C. IU
R. W. Houmes
J. W. MacKenzie
Asst
Ipfect
J. W. Campnens
W.N. Coren
Pres
First National Bank
Speci
Ally
United States Depository
Dakota Avenue
Dak
WN Fayant
THE
Western Town Lot CO
N. H. Merrill
Beadle County National Bank
George P. Swift
Ghuhanis
Kedugee
Paince Gris
Marty
Pai
Bonar
F. A. Pratt
Ido Rey
Dakota Proprietary Co
Iroquois
Jay
Beadle Co
J. ¥. Davrand
W. S. Farrington
F. D. O’brien
Hitchcock
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