Numerous Dakota notices show county actions and fortification
A cascade of Dakota area items reports temperance efforts at Brookings, court term in Mitchell, new papers in Colman, Huron opera house plans, Turner county district changes, and official papers in Moody and Egan Express. Also noted are coal discoveries, licenses reduced, land and homestead law details, and a Sioux treaty critique with commissioners’ signed agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Mitchell
Colman
Moody County
Huron
Turner County
Egan Express
Fairbank
Knife River
Wm. A. Moore
Dakota Valley Tribune
Ordway
E. G. Terry
F. A. Luse
Forest City
Potter County
Raymond
Fargo
John A. Dix
Highmore
Washington
Brookings County
Hand County
Paul Page
Davison County
Dakota
Huron Land Office
Col
the Ann
Sam
Groton
Michigan
Messrs Edes and Cronin
South LeBean
la Beau Review
C. G. Law
Marty
McGillienddy
Wright
McLoughlin
Swan
Rosebud
Missouri River
White River
Brules
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Newton Edmund
Eter C. Shannon
James H. Teller
Pre-emption Law bill seeks to aid displaced homesteaders
A Minnesota Congressman Mr Strait introduces a measure to allow exhausted homestead claimants to file under the pre-emption law with added protections. The bill grants that class a right to refile and permits absence from November 15 to mid spring without abandonment intent, aiming to aid early settlers affected by mortgage sales and westward relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Strait
Minnesota
Congress
Major Strait
Sioux commission report sent to Senate for Dawes inquiry
The Sioux commission has filed its report to the Interior Secretary and will forward copies to the Senate for the Dawes commission. Hinman led most work and no treaty was secured. At Pine Ridge 633 assent, 156 refused, 100 absent, 50 unmoved, with 85 chiefs not counted in assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuington
Sioux Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Dawes Commission
Congress
D Hinman
United States
Yanktoin
S. Dinman
Pine Ridge
Sitting Bull
Keitgel
Friends of the Majority
Hinman
McGillicuddy
General Council
Millers’ Association
Northwest
Minnesota
Armer
Bessey
Iowa
New York Tribune
Man
Dakota Capital Move Sparks Congressional Action Debate
A Dakota delegation contemplates a bill to relocate the state capital to Bismarck. The discussion centers on constitutional authority, the court decision invalidating a commission, and potential legislative maneuvers by Delegate Hanon and other members as the issue heads to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Bismarck
South Dakota
Ig Crence
Hanon Seed Ten
French prisoner in Berlin earns during last war
A fragment notes a French prisoner in Berlin during the last war with France and Germany, mentioning an earning activity but lacking full context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
France
India Poised as Wheat Export Rival to America
The article notes India could become a strong wheat exporter rival to the United States. For 1882–83, Indian wheat exports reportedly exceeded 80 million bushels, reflecting a large deficit at New York ports and potential losses of about $100 million in related shipping profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive and
Bastings
British India
India
America
United States
Great Britain
América
Bradstreet’s
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Xerxa & Co
Minnehaha
Clark County Board of Commissioners
Ee Ee
Itchell Land Office
Elmer
Jerauld County
Interior Department
Pierre
Mr, Strait’s
The
Wallat
Murray St
N.Y
Murray Street
Mar McIntconery Ward & Co
Wester
Boerne
unUys
Gtbcaat
Barlow
Geo C. Kelchner
A. W. Richardson
West Side Dakota Ave
Huron, Dakot
Tomorro
Cash & Busbey
East Side
Dakota Ave
Second St
Superior
Corbin
John Deere
Rushford
Moline
Choice’ Family Groceries
Huron Meat Market
Dakota Avenue
WN Fayant
Beadle County
T. M. Jeffris & CO
Pioneer Jewelry Store
D. T
Eizin Watch Factory
Pytes
Dakota House
M. J. Dinneen
First National Bank
West Third Street
Wright House
Ee. Wright
Prop
Zen
At Sadler & Cos
D Buford
Bowe & Stiver
E.n.toucey
Flaur
A. F. Anderson
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