South Dakota Educational association opens at Redfield
The sixth annual meeting of the South Dakota Educational Association opens in Redfield with about 150 teachers in attendance. Sessions run through Friday with a banquet at the opera house. Leaders include H E Krotz and Rev David Beaton. Investment prospects in Dakota draw attention from investors and capitalists.
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Dakota Manent ‘Repriexp
Sohith Dakota Educational Association
Opera House
McLaren
Minge
Carl
Clark
Woodland
Prige
Hyde
Davis
Hughes
Dye
Buffalo
Land Deal Looms in Charles Mix County Big Acreage Negotiated
A 10 000 acre land deal in Charles Mix county progresses between local parties and an eastern syndicate of capitalists. Deeds are deposited in a bank for examination with the syndicate guaranteeing abstracts costs. The purchase is viewed as idle capital investment likely to break South Dakota real estate lethargy in early spring at a favorable price per acre.
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Charles Mix
South Dakota
Bereaved Railroad Man’s Family Mourns
The widow of the Milwaukee road’s roadmaster, Shoemaker, left four children motherless. Masons conducted the burial on December 26 at Exx Port after the sudden death.
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Elk Point
Milwaukee Road
Masons
Minnesota Congressman Knute Nelgon Touted for Interior Secretary
The evening dispatch reports Minnesota Congressman Knute Nelgon as a candidate for the interior secretary post. The notice frames the claim as fresh talk circulating tonight.
Dakota Statehood Views From Washington Insight
In Washington on December 22 a correspondent reports conservative Democrats favoring Dakota statehood after the holiday revision. South Dakota would act vigorously, with admission on the current form and constitution already added. The idea is derided by some as a dog in the manger stance, but still widely considered.
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Wasnixeron
D.C
Washington
Dakota
South Dakota
South
Highmore War Drives Women Protests Against Saloons
In Highmore the anti saloon campaign intensifies as G Willard VanHorn and A Schwan face multiple warrants and bonds or trials. Women lead raids targeting saloons and liquor sales amid dozens more cases planned, church events reported.
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Hichmore
Highmore
VanHorn
Schwan
Justice Stoner
Justice Sarvis
Prize Fight for 3500 Dollar Purse in California Club Match
A spatch from the California Athletic Club in San Francisco reports a prize bout for a 3500 dollar purse. The match pits Joe McAuliffe, champion of the Pacific slope, against a challenger yet unnamed. The article notes New Year observances December 26.
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Peter Jackson
New South Wales
McAuliffe
John L. Sullivan
Jake Lilrain
Police Gazette
Bruigers
California Athletic Club of
San Francisco
Joe McAuliffe
Pacific Slope
Ex-Judge Johnson Ends Life After Grief Strikes
Croctxwatt Dec 26 Ex judge Johnson shot himself at his residence after his wife and a daughter of the late Judge Swing had died within two months. He visited his wife's grave yesterday and killed himself this morning, about seven, saying there was no other reason beyond loss of his wife. He was about 60. North Dakota town Auburn destroyed by fire. early reports say $40,000 loss with partial insurance.
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Croctxwatt, O
Johnson
Swing
North Dakota
Auburn
North
Startle Stallion Destined for Turf Race
The Turf Field and Farm notes Startle, the fastest Estar stallion, is declared diad in its latest issue, signaling a key status for upcoming races. The brief item marks Startle's standing amid current turf racing discussions.
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New Y Dec
Diad
Curran Held After Opium Smuggling Examination
James Curran, charged with smuggling opium from Canada into the United States, has had his examination closed and Curran is held. He acknowledged shipping 4,000 pounds of opium. Authorities believe the inquiry will expose many wealthy men involved in years of Canada US opium smuggling.
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Dakota
James Curran
Canada
United States
Curran
Denver
Redfield in the Swim for State Capital Move
Local reports say towns seek to shift state capital to Redfield, a progressive center with broad support. Delegations from other regions have reportedly organized to back the plan and influence the capital’s relocation decision.
Dakota Fine Stock Breeders Hold Meeting at Watertown
David refused the presidency of the Dakota Fine Stock Breeders Association at Watertown citing business at La Belle Ranch. Dr J Alloway was elected president as about 80 members joined. The report notes high rewards for pure bred stock, warns against scrubs, and urges diversified farming and stock raising. Next annual meeting set for Sioux Falls in November 1889. Sessions include livestock papers and legislative committee appointment.
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David
Dakota Fine Stock Breeders’ Association
Watertown
Northern Pacific
la Belle Ranch
J. Alloway
Sioux Falls
Jamestown
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railroad
Duluth
Bankers and We Carely Seek Favorable Terms
Report notes Key Cine negotiating favorable terms with bankers as Interes faces uncertain financing. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Key Cine
Interes
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