Lectures and local notices from De Smet Leader
Karl Gerner delivered a Schiller lecture to a large audience praised for his expressive power. Reports note plans for a brass band and upcoming hotel boom as Iroquois and De Smet prepare for spring growth. local chatter guesses the Troquois leader Squibob’s identity remains a mystery.
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Troquois
Karl Gernér
Schiller
Gerner
Henry Grant
Iowa
E.A. Post
Dixon
Minnesota
Jere
Ashly
Jane
Eugene Lamont
Eugene
Howard
New Jersey
de Smet
A New Departure Offers Wagons and Stock Remedies
Farmers and stock men are urged to inspect new spring wagons with top boxes from Brooxt & Hoop. Advertisers tout a veterinary powder and Arnica salve from Blount & Hood, plus Dr King's discovery for bronchitis and Radic Bitters for general debility, all sold locally.
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Dr. King
Blount & Hold
Wa Jomyason
Elpottie Bitters
Blount & Hood
Stag a cae oe made geme i the ve cath ewipped to
Incoherent OCR fragment notes a Chicago style event or pageant with restricted access and unclear references. No coherent entities or actions clearly identifiable for a precise summary.
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Chicago
Revival service notes and town developments in Dakota
The text cites a revival service, mentions conveyance uncertainty, boiler issues, thanks to Mr. McIntosh, early morning improvements, Surveyor General’s office moving to a point by April first, and local prospects. It hints Queida’s emergence, lumber for a two story hotel, a new newspaper, and a Valentines shipment. Wheeler advertises large stock in Dakota with shipments along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surveyor General
Hnron
Methodist Church
Washington
Queida
Union Revival Service at Presbyterian Church Crowds Nightly
The fifth week of the Union Revival service is in progress at the Presbyterian church with great interest and anticipated grand results. Business houses are generally closing at 7 p.m. to allow employee attendance, and the church is crowded each night.
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The
Presbyterian Church
First Religious Services in Faulk County
Funeral of infant daughter of Thos. McMullen of La Foon marked Faulk county's first religious services. Rev. P. E. Knox, formerly of Monroe Wisconsin, officiated.
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Faulk County
Thos. McMullen
la Foon
P. E. Knox
Monroe
Wis
Hotel proprietor plans brick addition at Huron
The hotel owner at Huron, identified as the proprietor of the odpalae right house, prepared arrangements this week for a brick addition to the hotel early next spring. Gov Pennington will oversee the erecting of a joint build for hotel use in Jacksonton.
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Odpalae
Huron
Pennington
Wright
Ankton Herald
Oneida Proposes Townsite as Sully County Seat
A group including Oneida, Stark and other New York State residents plotted a town in the northeast of township 114-77 naming it Oneida and hoping it becomes Sully county seat. Their business was conducted by Hoskyns and Randolph noted for prompt handling.
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Oneida
D.C
Stark
New York State
Sully County
Messrs
Atwood and Rogers Cleared in Dakota Land Fraud Probe
The Ashton D. T. firm Atwood & Rogers are fully vindicated by the examining committee tasked with inspecting the alleged Dakota land fraud. The Whitehall Times notes it never doubted their involvement and attributes the probe’s termination to its prior prediction. Carroll is praised for blunt honesty amid the affair.
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Messrs
Fine Climate and Fertile Soil At Hogoyire Jim River Valley
The writer extols the Hogoyire Jim River valley for rich soil and mild climate, recalls early Dakota maps labeling the region a desert, and notes rapid settlement. He praises modern transportation, foresees towns growing like cities, and reflects on religion and education as settlers adapt to frontier life.
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Hogoyire
Jim River Valley
Dakota
Mississippi
Sahara
United States
Local notes record visiting editors and business plans
Carroll Atwood of Ashton and Mrs Hazen are mentioned among residents calling on Tuesday and improving health. Redfield Sun editor H G Rising travels to Yankton. O E Day of Waterloo is planning spring business in the city. Several editors and publishers from De Smet, Pembina, and Hitchcock are noted visiting or forming alliances to issue papers in Blunt, Redfield, LaF Pon, and nearby towns.
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Carroll Atwood
Ashton
Huron
P. Hopp
Wiy West
Lauich & Hopp
Blunt
M.A. Brown
de Smet
Pembina
Pembina Pioneer
Northern Express
A. T. Howard
Redfield
C. C. Brown
Chicago
Howard, Brown & Everitt
Everitt
Hitchcock
Laf Pon
Fire destroys home of John Young causing injury
On last Thursday morning the residence of John Young at 30 110 60 was destroyed by fire. Some bedding, clothing and a little furniture were saved, no insurance. In attempting to extinguish the flames Mr. Young fell from the roof and broke his left leg below the knee. The family are with neighbor H. B. Drake and the victim is improving as well as could be hoped.
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John Young
Young
Drake
Elk Point
Missouri
Alexander and
Stevens
Coyote
Af B. Kent
Bap
Courier Office
Nichols
Lahan
Yankton
Clerit
Council
Hughes
Percival
Cay
Strong
Local merchants close stores for revival meetings in Huron
Businessmen of Huron agree to shut their shops at 7 p.m. February 7 to 11 so employees may attend revival services at the Presbyterian church. The note lists many firms and names and mentions Elk Point brief stopovers during a regional journey.
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Huron
Holden
The
Presbyterian Church
Ed. G. Wheeler
Madigan
EB. B. Smyth
Alexander Hull Dunning
McH&co
M.C. Thimmesch
L. Kern
Snatched from the Grave Claim Sparks City Notice
A fragmentary notice from Mrs. Helen Pharviz of Day ton Street Chicago claims a longevity-related matter and a day trial for a possible estate or recovery case. The text is incomplete and offers limited verifiable details.
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Helen Pharviz
Dayton St
Chicago
Til
Blockade Lift Expected If Weather Holds
Weather permitting an escort will raise the blockade and 1400 cars await transportation. The M and M line may operate from the hills eastward for several days. Rumor claims the U S Government ordered the Aberdeen line to open, with the government saying it will act at the company’s expense if not done within three days.
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D. C.r’y
Mosher
United States
St. P. Ry
H. & Co Aberdeen
Dead man found on street shocks Huron residents
A man identified as D C W Page was found dead on the street near the river. Coroner Moody ordered his body transported to Richardson for examination. Witnesses described a sudden collapse on the Third Street area and a lack of struggle consistent with a natural illness. Page, from north of Iroquois, left a widow and children. his death followed a prior health decline.
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Richardson
Moody
DC. W. Page
Iroquois
L. R. Hulbert
Dennis Murphy
River Bridge
Mr. Hulbert
Mr. Page
Lamont & Crnwall
Urphy
Second Street
Page
Shirk
Third Street
Tyler
Henry Schaller
Rs Wis Anly Greef
Lincoln
Neb
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Chanilea
Guess
Ashly & Hacket
Slater
J.J. Sweet
Sidney Mann
Tann Brothers
KR. Smith
Smith
Squibob
Columbia
Squibbb
Humphrey
Jesse Smith
Geo. Rémiy
Brooxt & Hoop
Bncklen
Arnica
Jim River
McIntosh
Wheeler
Aberdeen
O. D. . Houghtin
Geo
P. Swift
Geo, Heineman
D. M. Wells
Seymour & Powell
Fayant & May L. Adler & Co
Read & Little
A. W. Richardson
J. M. Landay
Parker Brothers
Bowe & Stive
Snedigar & Davis
Huron Country Gentleman
Washington World
Farmer's Union
Farmer’s Review
R. R
James
Winona
Pioneer Store
Valentines
Edwin G. Wheeler
Huron, Dakopa
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Eaident
First National Bank
Toucey
Li Kern & Co., Produce Commission Merchants
Bae TA
Ly Huron
Dako
S.C. White
Winon
Jer. Ps
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Moerehants
Flac Laamiaha
R. D
Moron
Chicago & By
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Barrie
Em Jemeris & C
Talers
Agicultural Machiner
Mitchell, Lewis & Co
American Express Company
A.W. Richardson
Richardson Brothers
Rhoprietor
West Side
Dakota Avenue
Central
Gradle
Terre Torn
Langs Lin Caryels Wy
D. T
Huron Meat Market
Payant & May
At & Stivers
Ingersoll
Eden
Stiver’s
W. W. Schuman
A Eler
W. Sch Mn
Danner
Ns. Af
Dadera
Wonderland
Honrosrre
Prang
Brount & Hoop
Brount & Hood
Caldwell& Smith
D.T
Ean
At & Tiver’s
Anderson's
Ker
Knepper & Son's
We & Stiver
Sweprear & Davis
Ner Bros
Brockman’s Nursery
Suco
T Is
Grace
Frank Sidll
Ces Hey Seymour & Powett
Baker's
Hurowite
Boston
Crockery
Knepper
J. L. Ayres
L. W. Crofoot
Singer Sewing Machines
Bt Bros Ry
Attorneys AT Law
Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual’ Ins. Co
W. Campbell
American Central Ins. CO
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Mbjuet
Mutual
Gane
St. Missouri
Conkeahene
Lianiitis
Etuc
Imppnadeae
Geo. T. Cram
Charles Christensen
T. Cram
Christensen
E D. Green Jr
U.S. Land Office
Lowes
Onehaitinng
Artinel
Peer
Huneg
Dagota
Chas. Knecht
Territory OF Dakota
American Central Insurance
Wey
St. Louis
Issouri
Pordy
Pom
Bias VF
Rewvror
Christian Preus
Dent
Adolf
Cramer
Ilwaukee Mechan’ Mutual Insurance
Insurance Ecoimpany
Ben Mortgas
Aang
Gupieiay
Office of Auditor
Territo
Peraby
Dece
Srp
Iecans
Jameney
L. M. Fugsy
Wuereas
Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insurance Company
Ted
Stawe
I. S
Requeis
M. Pump
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