Interest Payable Once a Year Mortgage Payments Flexibility
Notice describes yearly interest due and option to pay mortgage in parts. Location Oxvice Room 9 over the post office.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1888
Page
1
Air-ship Invention Promises Swift Transport For Many
Watertown Public Opinion notes that securing a South Dakota capital prize may require 75 000 to 100 000 dollars and compares the cost to attracting a large manufacturing plant. D Bassett of Woonsocket, a mechanic and inventor, claims to have built an air ship able to carry several people safely and swiftly, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota
D. ©. Bassett
Woopsocket
Milbank Milestone in Insurance Firms
Call from Mr. C. Cooley of Huron reports thriving hail and fire insurance departments. Alliance Heaven Hail Insurance collects twenty three cents per acre and paid losses totaling $75,000. In Grant County fire insurance lists 250 insured, hail 850, with officers to be elected January 2, 1889 in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Milbank Advocate
C. Cooley
Huron
Alliance Hail Insurance Company
Fidelity Fire Insurance Company
Grant County
Janusry
Milbank
Ford For Our Washington Friend St Lawrence Tribune
Ever since F M Heaton land attorney in Washington DC has won justice and land for clients. Mr Heston has long service in the Haron land office and the general land office and will handle land matters liberally with no after suit.
They Will Make No Mistake Dakota Statehood Push
The people of Dakota intend to make no mistake in admitted statehood. They have pursued a sagacious, conservative, patient policy all these years and are not going to break the regard now. Dakota's course since the election has gratified its trends and strengthened its cause nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Dakota
Haron
Futuire
Huron
America
South Dakota
Neglected Capital Candidate Estelline Bell
A brief note voices frustration at omitting Estelline Bell in the field for capital honors. The piece urges including Estelline if running under the Sioux Falls constitution with Haron for the capital.
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Estelline Bell
Sioux Falls
Haron
Estelline
Judge Crofoot Receives Commendation for Dakota Judgeship
Ipswich Gazette notes Judge Crofoot is receiving praise similar to that given in other places, illustrating Dakota's ability to produce capable judgeships comparable to exterior parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Crofoot
Dakota
Attended The Ball in Salem Special Attendee Trio
Miss Slater of Huron, sister of Operator Slater, joined her brother's family for Thanksgiving turkey then attended the ball in Salem on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Miss Slater
Huron
Operator Slater
President Cleveland's Message Draws Mixed Reviews
Sioux Falls dispatch notes President Cleveland's annual message to Congress is varied in tone with emphasis on tariffs, surplus fears, immigration, bonds, and Indian affairs. It highlights praise for some departments, criticizes pensions, and hints Dakota topics avoided, concluding the document is largely informative and readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Treasury
Sheridan
Sparks
Sioux Commission
Senate tariff action and territorial petitions dominate session
The Senate moved to consider the tariff bill while reports were issued. In the House, petitions from North Dakota for immediate admission and for constitutional conventions in North Dakota, Washington Territory, and New Mexico were read and referred to the Territories committee. A bill allowing reentry for abandoned homesteads was introduced. The Sioux Falls visit notes outline hospitality for territorial agriculture board members and discuss Huron’s statehood prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
HOUSE
McDonald
Minnesota
North Dakota
Union
South D
Montana
Washington Territory
New Mexico
Committee On Territories
Patry
Presa
Territorial Board of Agriculture
City
Commercial House
H. J. Patterson
Madison
C.H. Terwilliger
Parker
Charles Keith
Volga
J. W. White
Lodi
A. W. Page
Broadland
L. H. Bailey
Faulkton
O. L. Downey
Ashton
R. Ki. Dowdell
Letcher
A. O. Johnson
Montrose
W. Jones
A. Wardall
Haron
Mitchell
Bailey Defeats L Edward in 100 Yard Foot Race
Faruixton December 4 Bailey Faulk county champion sprinter beat L Edward a Hitchcock printer in a 100 yards race for $25 a side Bailey won the race in a swift finish and earned the prize money the result highlights Bailey's sprinting prowess in regional contests
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Faruixton
O. E. Bailey
Faulk County
L. Edward
Hitchcock
Bailey
Judge Spencer's Court Opens in Brooxines
Judge Spencer arrived from Huron and opened court at night to clear the docket. Most cases involve five dollars or less with costs over fifty dollars. Some matters, including the county versus ex-Treasurer Nichols, may go to a referee.
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Spencer
Brooxines
Huron
Nichols
Child Dies of Diphtheria in Brooxines Quarantine
A five year old son of Samuel Arthur died overnight of diphtheria in Brooxines. The home is quarantined and officials believe the illness will not spread. Before death he asked his parents to look at the beautiful river flowing by.
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Samuel Arthur
Pacific Republicans Memorialize Gen Harrison in Cabinet Share
Pacific coast Republicans memorialize Gen Harrison in representation of the region in the cabinet. The plan falters due to Marvin Hoghitt of the Northwestern and opposition from the railroad combination and clearing house scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Gen
Harrison
Marvin Hoghitt
Northwestern
Self government as global movement toward local rule
The piece argues that the push for Dakota statehood and local self-government is spreading. It cites discontent in Canada Australia and New Zealand with colonial rule and governors. It claims peoples should choose their rulers and rejects imposed leaders, asserting world progress toward self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Blake
Tax excentric Captain Van Etten Heads to Bismarck
Hyde county representative Captain Van Etten journeys by horse and buggy to Bismarck to participate in legislative operations. He travels for love of motion and to keep his horse with him, lecturing on temperance and recalling old war times with comrades along the way.
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van Etten
Hyde County
Bismarck
Weathered notes hint at winter prep and signals
Fragmentary lines describe a government silhouette packed in ice and a belated festive effort. Mention of plows and harrows in use signals ongoing pre Christmas preparations and possible cautious planning amid unclear context.
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Corp
Sioux Falls Viewpoint on South Dakota Admission
Editorial note urges swift division and admission of South Dakota. It defends the Sioux Falls constitution as sufficient for state status and outlines support for rapid political steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Tur boom grows as Dakota politics and mining mix
The page notes rising turbine hype, party counts in a starter House with 467 Republicans and 158 Democrats, and a Sioux Falls constitution stance. Mentions M H Day earning 100000, mining operat ions near Dalath and Whambe lain, coal prospects in northwestern Dakota, and forthcoming settlement of the Dakotas’ future.
Treasury Estimates for Dakota Expenditures 1890
The secretary of the treasury estimates for the northwest for the year ending June 30, 1890, include office expenses of the surveyor general of Dakota at 1500 dollars, territorial government expenses at 28400 dollars, and incidental Indian expenses for Dakota at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aone
Secretary of the Treasury
Northwest
Dakota
Editor dispute over party labels in Mesers Goodner Thomas and Smith
A correspondent objects to labeling Mesers Goodner Thomas and Smith as Democrats and argues the intention was to describe them as beneficiaries of a democratic administration. The piece notes Maj Thomas and Surgeon-General as possible mislabeling and cites respect for Goodner and Thomas.
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Mesers
Goodner
Thomas
Smith
Maj. Thomas
Hazom Rz
Editorial urges division of Dakota by Democratic congressmen
A Yorkton Herald editorial proclaims the people favor Dakota division and urges Democratic congressmen to heed the voice. It asserts Dakota can meet all known conditions for partition and calls for action aligned with the party policy.
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Yorkton Herald
South Dakota
Dakota
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