The Huronite Proprietors Sinsiton and Loxastarr
A brief notice from The Huronite of Ducemaze 18 1990 lists Sinsiton and Loxastarr as proprietors.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1890
Page
2
A brief notice from The Huronite of Ducemaze 18 1990 lists Sinsiton and Loxastarr as proprietors.
Special to the Harowire from Wasumarox December 12 1890 discusses the election bill Senate debate and possible extra session to control appropriations by March. It notes money is hard to borrow with a $50 loan fail, farmers’ corn prices rising and bank practices differing from modern expectations. Also mentions women voters and state meetings at De Smet with stock and horticulture topics.
A fragment outlines a partisan dispute in Mitchell with charged language about judges and agitators. The text mocks Republican rhetoric and portrays a clash over local political advertising and public conduct. The piece signals heated confrontations and political theater in the region.
Officers and delegates were elected by the Wisconsin and South Dakota horticultural and dairy groups during meetings in Brookings and Watertown. Key posts include Wheaton as president and Van Osdel as secretary, with plans for February meetings and a Chicago exhibit discussion. The report also covers a court clash between Pease and Preston in Pease vs. Preston, including punches and intervening bystanders.
The article discusses potential United States and state funding for a South Dakota college, warning that state budget cuts could trigger loss of federal appropriations. It notes restrictions on how federal funds may be used and urges cautious legislative action to avoid long-term education harm.
A fragment suggests Senator Tevarts urges truthful reporting and journalistic integrity, emphasizing sincerity in public discourse. The jumbled text hints at a 7 o'clock statement or appearance and a press event.
Editorial urges pruning state offices and boards and trimming salaries to actual service value. It argues the legislature is too large by half and a shorter session would save payrolls, clerks, and pile strikers, improving economy.
A Pioneer Press estimate pegs the price of the Indian wars at 70 million dollars. Adding government payments for lands to Indians, the toll on the native population highlights the vast injustice and burden borne by the Indian peoples.
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