In for Six Years Moody Draws Short Term
In a legislative quirk Senator Moody lands a short term while Mettigrew secures a six year tenure. South Dakota is declared the fortieth state in the union with Washington recorded as the eighty ninth state.
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Mettigrew
Senator Moody
South Dakota
Union
Washington
Allen
Squires
Pettigrew
Judge Moody
North Dakota
Casey
Pierce
Montana
Democratic Sergeant-at-Arms Defaulter Over $100,000
The Democratic Sergeant-at-Arms of the House is a defaulter by more than $100,000, with the assistant reported to be in Canada. The item appears amid a jumble of unrelated notices and remarks from Washington and Ben Suinvow in Wasmixeron, including state precedence draws and other scattered notes.
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Department of the Interior
Wasurxerton
D. C
Hourontrne
James H. Blodgett
Rockford
Illinois
United States
Robert P. Poxrsr
Notable Moves in Federal Posts and Senate Affairs
Frank Alexander of Campbell county is named chief of a division in the General Land Office in Washington. A new senatorial standing committee called Depredations is to be chaired by Moody. Judge Gifford gains from the Eilcott affair. Wheeler S. Bowen’s Yankton postmaster case sits with the president, action deferred. J H Adair named Raymond postmaster and Murray Colbern at Tyndall. The president plans a Chicago visit next Monday. Salem gas well reportedly stronger. Senator Moody’s son named Senate page at Pettigrew’s request.
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Frank Alexander
Campbell County
South Dakota
General Land Office
Washington
Nator Moody
Gifford
Eilcott
War Department
Jeff Davis
Wheeler S. Bowen
Yankton
Antil
J. H. Adair
Raymond
Clark County
Murray Colbern
Tyndall
Bon Homme
Chicago
Salem
Moody
Pettigrew
Senate
Generous Dr Olson Rare Tribute to a Rare Friend
A heartfelt tribute recalls Dr Edward Olson of the state university. The reminiscence portrays him as Christlike in humanity, helping the downtrodden and embracing all brothers in need. Read with recollections of Chicago Vermillion and a life devoted to mankind.
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Mitchell Daily Republican
University of Chicago
Olson
Eprron Repubtican
Edward Olson
The
State University
Christ
Chicago
Bottle Beauty Verdict From Watertown Coroner Jury
A Watertown coroner jury reports John B. Winn died on December 1 1889 at about 7 a m in the Cooper room Mauseth Block Watertown. The verdict says death resulted from morphine and chloroform administered by inexperienced attendants while the deceased was intoxicated. Coroner W Groesbeck and jurors sign the record.
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Courier-News
South Dakota
Codington
Cooper's
Mauseth Block
Watertown
Codington County
W. Groesbeck
John B. Winn
Cooper Room
C. J. Boypen
W. L. Daay
W.M. Broom
V. Groxisbeck
We Seek More First Class Loafers for Ipswich Gazette
The Ipswich Gazette announces a want for one or two more loafers to fill the office. They seek reliable idle staff to ensure a steady supply during dull times and emphasize the need for constant presence.
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Ipswich Gazette
Gazette
Land Sale in Beadle County Joins Growth Drive
J. DC. Hall Jr bought 160 acres from Nicholas Mauriceast on Monday for 1600 dollars. Shorty, a fearless Beadle County youth, embodies the enterprising spirit shaping farming’s bright future in the region.
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J. DC. Hall, Jr
Nicholas
Advertising Pays in Redfield Dispatch
An exhortation argues all business owners must continuously advertise to prosper. It notes a single ad cannot sustain growth and stresses ongoing advertising yields strong returns.
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Redfield Dispatch
Simple Justice in Dakota Press Office Turmoil
A Yankton letter alleges state editor Bowen of the Yankton Press faced removal after 1885, replaced by a partisan appointee. The writer calls for prompt civil service reform and accountability for those in power.
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Mitchell
Bowen
Yankton Press
Dakota
Rebehs Wins $40 Music Box at Scott's Drug Store
Rebehs the well known traveling salesman for Noyes Bros. and Cutler of St. Paul held the winning ticket for the $40 music box drawn at Scott's drug store last evening and received the news through friends here.
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Brooks
Rebehs
Noyes Bros. & Cutler
St. Paul
Scott's
Old Man Fassett Appointed Hitchcock Postmaster
The News announces the appointment of the elderly Fassett as postmaster of Hitchcock. He has received his commission and begun duties, pledging honesty affability and punctual service with the people of Hitchcock and vicinity.
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Fassett
Hitchcock News
the News
Hitchcock
Indignant letter defends Oswald pardon and Attacks Ward
A lengthy rebuttal by A C Meti z rs ex governor of Dakota Territory defends William Oswald s pardon while branding James A Ward as a liar and coward The letter asserts no corruption was involved in the pardon and calls Ward s charges baseless It also includes notices on census education statistics and praise for the Sioux Falls Daily Press as a reliable Washington bureau source
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Woosocker
Argus- Leader
James A. Ward
William Oswald
Oswald
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Nesota
McConnell
Gov. Miller
Mr. Ward
Territorial Auditor’s Office
Dief
Ward
Dakota
Dakota Territory
Gov. Church
A.C. Metizrrs
Mela
Sioux Falls
Washington
South Dakotas
Eastern paper touts truth and independence in exchange offer
An eastern paper declares itself absolutely truthful and independent and seeks exchange with the Huronrrz. The editor hints at seeking sympathy and mentions the Huronrrg prospectus with clubbing rates. The Dodgewin ner promotion is hinted to soon award a two-for-three deal.
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Huronrrz
Huronrrg
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