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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1889
Page
6
A severe eastern wind and rain storm hit Jeanette in West Moreland county early today. Destructive winds toppled houses, ripped roofs, and felled trees. Two large three story frame buildings were demolished but no fatalities reported.
Major A J Pickler says many South Dakota post offices could be designated money order offices and plans to establish pension boards in his district. He met with Commissioner Raum and expects favorable action. Senator Pettigrew travels to New York to market 75000 dollars in Sioux Falls street railway bonds.
First Assistant Postmaster-General Clarkson and wife arrived in Mornes. The visit centers on the postmastership question with Gen. Tuttle favored. Clarkson aims to see his nearly 80-year-old father, Hon. C. F. Clarkson, who is ill with inflammatory rheumatism and remains still with doubtful recovery.
In Elena Montana the state house has lacked a quorum this week as Democrats and Republicans fail to reach a compromise. The senate ordered the sergeant at arms to compel attendance but several democratic members, claiming they have not taken office, refused to come. No force was used.
Notice lists all unadjusted claims against the Territory of Dakota contracted before November 1 1889 must go before the joint committee for adjudication. Claimants must forward their claims to the office promptly for expedient handling as instructed by Auditor L. Taylor exchanges to copy.
The funeral of Rev Joseph Ward was held this afternoon in Yawgrow. Rev D F Bradley preached the sermon and Dr Duryan of Omaha gave an impressive address. Attending clergymen from abroad included David Beaton Redfield G E B Culver Vermillion A L Riggs Santee agency Seccombe Springfield H D Wiard Mitchell H S Mille Huron W A Lyman Vermillion M W Dulin Sio W B Gray Lake Halls Canada S Bell Sioux Falls F B Wilcox.
Yanxrox Dec 13 Robert Cox head of the dry goods firm Cox Brisbine and Stone died after a long illness. He leaves a wife and grown children. The community mourns the loss of a longtime merchant and civic figure.
The discussion centers on forming a regional club to promote irrigation and silver interests. Members push restricting recruitment by geography, secure quarters for a club house, and expect social and legislative benefits. Senators Dolph Pettigrew Moody feature in ongoing Washington activity.
The LaPorte City report identifies Don Huntley of Huron Dakota as the sprinter named J C Dallas in a fraudulent race setup led by Frank Bair of Eagle Grove. Witnesses recall a brief man with a sandy mustache linked to backer Mr Eberhart of Huron, while accusations describe a bold but defeated scheme against local purses.
Beadle county will lose a good citizen and a respected physician when Dr O'Brien of Hitchcock relocates to Sioux Falls. He has served as a pension examiner for several years and has impressed the Washington department with his work.
A Sioux Falls Press item reports farmers boring for water six miles west of Marion Junction on John Schmidt's farm uncovered a vein of natural gas that ignited and burned about twenty five feet high. The flow was marked by a slow rushing noise preceding ignition.
Debates on opening reservations and treaty points continue as Sioux chiefs visit. Senators Moody and Pierce push for Minnesota and Nebraska inclusion, with a committee to map geographic lines and consider expansion. A new circuit court district would include Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana, with Minneapolis hosting two terms.
Trustees name Rev. Dan F. Bradley pastor of First Congregational church of Yankton as acting president of Yankton college. In Cronin trial Luthe Lafflin Mills cannot close the state’s case due to illness. Judge Longenecker to wrap up arguments.
Thomas Shillington spoke at a mass meeting in Otarua addressing Morton county destitution. About 250 families faced hunger and exposure. Aimed aid resolution passed and several car loads of corn and clothing will be shipped to those in absolute want.
Pioneer Press reports in a Bismarck dispatch that the prohibition bill passed the house by fifty nine to one with Zimmer of Grand Forks casting the lone vote against. Some dilatory motions occurred but the roll call shows all others voting for prohibition. The measure takes effect May first. Detroit dispatch notes Irish funds for tenant defense total fifteen thousand dollars.
The Omaha Republica n lauds President Harrison for fairer and more liberal division of offices to the West than any prior president. The piece urges gratitude for this policy and to overlook grumblers' criticisms.
The Salem News concedes western leather and other goods could be produced locally. It argues that Massachusetts western trade will decline as factories move westward and warns of reduced Salem value by 300000 dollars in a year. It urges Sioux Falls Yankton and Redfield to attract factories to boost local power and industry.
In Washington, Mesers Pettigrew Moody Pickler and Gif ford join Congress to safeguard South Dakota interests during the session. The quartet of statesmen is noted for their influence and experience.
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