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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1891
Page
2
An 1890 advertisement for The Huronite publication by Saaxvon and Loxasrary Proprietors announces issues by Hunox D.D and Jaxckay on August 8. The scarce readable text lists names and roles tied to the periodical.
Homely facts argue that small town budgets waste money on minimal services. The author urges farmers to control costs by limiting janitorial and teaching expenses and charging fairly for public duties to reduce taxes.
Judge Campbell ruled on an application for the allowance of the report of the assignee of the Hitchcock bank, with exceptions on a $500 compensation item. Attorneys Burtt and Mouser represented the assignee. J B Kelley of Huron filed creditor exceptions. The Britton county matter, another business failure, was not continued due to absence. Arguments in election contest cases will be heard today.
Brookings notices reveal a German made sugar beet syrup sent to President McLouth by Gerald Pierce son of Senator Pierce. The piece shifts to South Dakota politics with Wardall campaigning for Alliance backed reforms, rail and liquor laws, two cent mileage fares, and disqualifying lawmakers using passes as election stakes.
The Wright house in Huron, the city’s earliest hotel and a famed public house, burned down. Built a decade after the town’s founding, it hosted reformers, political leaders, and philosophers and served as a backdrop for key events in the territory’s later era. Much of the region’s political history stood in its walls.
The Mitchell Republican praises Judge Tripp yet the Yankton Journal, a Democratic organ, questions his campaign management. The judge is reputed worth a half million, yet Democratic papers doubt a candidacy can rely on wealth or reputation.
The Hurontre pledges to avoid conflict with Pierre at the inaugural ball. It says it will not travel to Pierre to bury anything or to fight. It maintains its own graveyard for past useless matters and calls for a gentler era with no lingering hatchets.
Minneapolis Evening Journal reports Wardall drawing clear backing from independents in St Paul. The piece suggests possible misquotation and notes Tur Horowire aligns with the independents. Also mentions Indians in Qhadron, Nebraska as reported.
TAK LAWRENCEBURG LAND AND MINERAL CO capital 1 300 000 offices 185 Dearborn St Chicago Ill and Lawrenceburg Tenn call for small industries in NE portion of town with railroad facilities. policy favors substantial enterprises like furniture sash and door works carriages mills foundries tan neries lime kilns and more. cheap timber pig iron farms fruit lands. Lawrenceburg touted as growing town with cheap lands and good markets.
Lawrenceburg Tennessee advertises Lawrencesburg Heights as the healthiest place in America with pure air and water and winter stability. It touts remedies for kidney disease and throat complaints, hotel construction for health seekers, and sale of scenic lots with building limits, via The Lawrenceburg Land and Mineral Co. in Chicago and Lawrenceburg.
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