Sitting Bull Death Confirmed In Indian Conflicts
Reports confirm Sitting Bull killed with eight of his party as troops under Gen. Miles move toward Pine Ridge amid cattle raids and rising hostilities. Separate items describe a masked robbery in Dupreve and a wide range of unsettled news from banks to politics.
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Sitting Bull
Miles
Rapid City
Black Hills
Gfen. Carr
Pine Ridge
Bad Lands
Curcaco
Corbin
St. Paul
Army
Aberdeen Fraudulent Leaflet Impedes Mortgage Sale Notice
A 4x6 inch double sided paper received by the News appears to be a fraudulent leaflet misusing mortgage sale notices. It lacks legal publication validity and would not secure title, prompting concern that the sale could be deemed fraudulent by court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
Exchange
State assigns unpaid business assets across states
South Dakota in Pierre faces an assignment of a failing business. Officials reportedly transfer a fraction of records and supplies to neighboring states Iowa Missouri Illinois and Minnesota. The move is criticized as shifting tax responsibility away from South Dakota and undermining local industry and labor.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Iuty
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Minnesota
Disarming Indians urged by 1884 Indian Affairs report
Hiram Price formerly of Davenport notes in his Indian affairs report that in 1884 he urged restricting arms and ammunition sales to Indians. He argues the tribes would be less formidable today if his recommendation had not been ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupreve
John Becker
Picketsville
Sioux City Journal
Hiram Price
Davenport
Indian Affairs
Irrigation Plan Outlined for Bangor Area
Five hundred acres in a single tract will be irrigated next by Consolidated Land and Irrigation. The project covers land north of Bangor and aims to improve water distribution for farming. The announcement hints at broader irrigation efforts in the region.
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Bangor
Consolidated Land & Irrigation Pony
Huron
Rdach
Artesiar
Beet sugar prospects and European beet industry analysis
The piece surveys beet sugar as a growth area with European production, co operatives, and US tariff considerations. It cites 205 million import value to Germany, 26 hundred acres planted at Grand Island, and comparisons of beet versus corn profits, noting sugar demand and potential domestic prosperity. It references H A Brown and Editor Preston.
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Oar Herald
Germany
Europe
H.A. Brown
Massachusetts
Preston
United States
Grand Island
Russia
Commissioners Proceedings 1890 Abatements and Sessions
The minutes record county board sessions from November 10 to November 24 1890 with adjournments and re convening. Actions include tax abatements guardianship of lands and tax sale redemption for C S Turner W S Davis and others. Fees and bills for services and publishing notices are listed along with board personnel and attendance.
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Board of County Commissioners
W. J. Holton
M. Stobbs
C. O. Morgan
C.S. Turner
County Board of Equalization
Spragua
Dixon
M. Iyami
Holton
Davis
Cani Y
P. m
County Dentate
Fassett
C'S
Sprange
Jas. Holton
Jas
Ixon
Wingers
Jas. Dixon
Pendien
Shannon & Ngst
Lishing Delinquen
Halliday & Sennen Publishing
Oceas Nes
Qrerry
F. Teets
A. Blake
Howell
B. F. Teets
Asa Bingham
R. B. Brockway
Bert Lawrence
H. Woodworth
W.S. Davis
JM. Stobbs
C. Sprague
Wm. Roge
W. S Davis
Acline
Spragué Jas, Dixon
Wm. Rogers
C. P. Helm
M. Patie
Chas
Norman
Wm. Markham
Hassett
Ald ‘Holton
J .Dixon
Spra M. Stobbs
Suant
Djournment
Jee M. Brobbe
Sprague
Man
J As. Dixon
al E
Ty Authter
M. Stabesso
Win
Jade
Sag
J. Ricere
Unclear fragment hints at weather and debt themes
Fragment discusses a will taken, weather bank and sunshine paid to non-depositors. Mentions Lyma awake nights, debts unpaid, and relief from a good round rest. No clear event or person names.
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Lyma
Sugar Tax Debate Mirrors Bread Industry Shift
Opinion argues sugar costs in the United States exceed bread and calls for domestic sugar production to rival bread in certainty and profitability. The piece questions why the nation does not pursue its own sugar manufacture to gain economic independence.
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United States
Okobojo Editorials Cited by Metropolitan Journals Stir Public Opinion
Critics accuse metropolitan papers of stealing editorials from the Okobojo Times. The Okobojo publication is described as a major public opinion shaper amid concerns over editorial originality.
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Okobojo Times
Okobojo
Confidence in crop output drives city country relation
The passage argues that the city relies on the country and the country relies on the belief it will yield profitable crops, linking economic stability to agricultural performance and trust in future harvests.
Needs Protection for The Ruralist Editor
The Ruralist editor faced a solitary stand against creditors as officers of the alliance departed for a national meeting. The piece argues for protection of The Ruralist and its staff from financial pressures and harassment.
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Alliance
Urnal
Indefatigible and Mitchell Propel Horowire Expansion
The Homoxrrz paper announces a new ten horsepower engine to support its growing business. It is described as an indefatigible and enterprising local enterprise, a staple of the state’s business landscape.
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Indefatigible
Mitchell Sunday Republican
Sioux Valley Settlement Debate Sparks Rural Tension
A fragmented clipping notes Watertown Bublic praising Sioux valley as ideal for farmers while critics warn against overstating valley advantages. The discussion mirrors broader state debates over settlement and reservation comparisons, highlighting local anxieties.
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Watertown
Bublic
Sio Valley
Sioux Valley
Argus
Reservation
A Price for the Senate and Political Debate
Col M M Price spoke in town after the election, defending his new faith and criticizing Republican claims that independents could be bought. The article notes his silence on specifics while acknowledging Republican doubt and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Senate
Col
M. M. Price
Clores
Republican State League Convention Called
Republican clubs of South Dakota are called to meet at 8 o clock p m on a date in December to elect delegates and address concerns. Fred Huackerr serves as secretary pro tem.
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Rask
Yankton Sioux Agency
Sioux Falls
Farwell
Treasury
Republican State League
Republican Cluba
South Dakota
South
United States
F. Huackerr
Secy
P.G
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