Dakota harvest scenes stir enthusiasm in Huron area
The Huronite notes large Dakota harvests, praising North Dakota supporters and a Fargo Daily Republican report. A lively event features singing, piano, and audience reactions with readings by Capt. J. H. Dee Voe and his wife, plus a popular quartet drawing strong civic response.
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M. Porter
North Dakota
Fargo
Daily Republican
Huron
Dakotas
J. H. Dee Voe
Aidoredien
Springer i Ger
Dakota Democracy and Jamestown Nominee Turmoil
The Jamestown Democratic convention yields a divided party and a weak nominee Harden tied to the farmer alliance. Local alliance secretary Don Needham says no concerted action, while Gov. Church and party leaders face a retreat filled platform and uncertain support across Dakota. An active Morton club meeting drew about forty with campaign songs and speeches.
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Gov. Church
Daywing
Farmer Movement
Dakota
Don ©. Needham
Dakota Alliance
Mr. Needham
Tioneer
Harden
Ceeee
Delega
Crhrehites
Washington
Jamestown
Vs ’ and Morton
Impeachment urged over DA appointment in Milbank area
Milbank Index argues no legal authority allows a judge to appoint a district attorney in the territory. The paper contends) acting against the will of the people and their representatives may justify impeachment by the county commissioners.
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Milbank Index
Diphtheria Claims Three Children In Oakes Cluster
Mr. Leiser, who moved from Ashton to Oakes in May, has lost his third child to diphtheria. One died some time ago and two more passed away within six days here.
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Oakes
Leiser
Ashton
Republican National Convention Expenditure Totals
The total cost reached $30,000 with three major items: $7,000 for venue and lighting, and $5,000 spent on entertaining National Committee members.
The Two Emblems of Free Trade and National Pride
A fragmented verse describes a shift from an old flag to a new banner on a high crag. The lines mention a big bandana and a hidden red motif, with scattered phrases about Tharman. The source text is highly garbled and cryptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharman
His Brother and Himself Killings Shock Brooklyn
In Brooklyn today Michael Dunphy, while drank, shot and instantly killed his brother or John. He then killed himself.
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New York
Brooklyn
Michael Dunphy
John
Newsman John J. Haines Dies in Galveston
John J. Haines former active proprietor of the Galveston News died at his residence in Galveston last night after two years away from the paper. He was a notable figure in local journalism and publishing.
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Galveston
Brule County Endorses Support at Watertown Meeting
A statement notes Brule county will have solid and earned support at Watertown on August 22. The brief item highlights county backing and the date of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule County
Watertown
Harvest Prospects In Carlysle Township Report
Grain of all kinds looks fine and a large harvest is anticipated if weather holds. Barns rise as B F Bass completes a model barn. L Chamberlain returns from Kansas and may stay away, while F Hubbard considers moving west. S Luckey builds a barn with O M Eaton doing the work. S Thomas recovers from an arm injury and oversees well work by W Weatherwall. Groves and hedges grow fast giving a homey county scene.
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Carlysle Township
B. F. Bass
L. Chamberlain
Kansas
Frank
Dakota
S. Luckey
O. M. Eaton
Lakeside Notes from July 14 1888 social gatherings
The Lakeside letter describes a July 14 select party at C. G. Barrett’s house with about 30 attendees, ice cream and refreshments, and praise for the event. A Thursday benefit party at Milne schoolhouse for Rev. A. D. Smith raised around $20 in cash and provisions. Friday hosted a large party at Mr Fr Goodrich’s home for dancing and supper attended by about 100. Saturday saw Barrett’s boys play ball and races into the night. J M Pike of the Western Union marked his 18th birthday with sister Ida gifting a gold watch and chain. Ida returned home Monday. Beadle county delegation chair J W Shannon and secretary C M Harrison returned from Watertown to secure letters of delegation for the convention.
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Lakeside
C. G. Barrett
Milne School
A. D. Smith
Master Newcome
Cora Newcome
R. Milne
Katie Milne
Harry Newcomer
Ella Lawrence
Miss Owens
Fr. Goodrich
E Barrett's
J. M. Pike
Western Union Telegraph Office
Ida
Pike
J. W. Shannon
Beadle County
Watertown Day
C. M. Harrison
Harrison
Eli
Going West and a Veteran Driver's Homeward Tale
An elderly man named Long, over 72, recounts a lifetime as a stage driver. He recalls the 1836 campaign, singing Tippecanoe songs, and driving stages from Chicago to Aurora and Galena for four dollars. He plans to go west from Sioux Falls, saying he will grow with the country as he heads toward sunset.
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Harrison
Chicago
Aurora
Galena
Sioux Falls
Free Physic in New York Hospital Described in Vivid Disorder
An old account outlines a New York free clinic where patients arrive by class for varying hours. Women dominate visits, with many presenting minor ailments and concerns, while men seek only when necessary. A house physician handles common complaints from Toothache to faint sickness, and intoxicated individuals may be given sedatives before returning.
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Sicians
Brown ‘Keeters
Beadle County Farmers to caucus for county tickets
Beadle county farmers are urged to hold caucuses in townships on Thursday July 19, 1888 at 2 p m to select delegates for a convention at Huron on Saturday July 21. Representation is one delegate per 12 voters. The July 21 convention will nominate a full ticket for county officers for the November election and can address other business. By order Pea s Central Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's
Beadle County
Huron
Saturdy
Death of S. H. Hopkins at Wolsey farm
S. H. Hopkins, about 50, farmer near Wolsey, died suddenly at home after returning from farm chores Tuesday evening. He lived about eight miles west of Wolsey with his family. His son and wife were away. Hopkins collapsed while washing his hands and died almost instantly.
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Wolsey
S. H. Hopkins
Tonoving
Hopkins
Advice to Mothers Soothe Teething with Winslow Syrup
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised as a remedy for teething pain. Claims to relieve the child at once and produce natural sleep. Promotes pleasantness for the child and calmness for the caregiver. Sold for 25 cents per bottle.
Public auction of land in Beadle County follows deed order
By decree and order in the matter of John J Burrows assignment to Thomas M Jetiris Assignee a public auction is announced in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. The land described includes Lot 4 Block 10 and surrounding re subdivisions within Wolsey D T Township 111 Range 6 West with all liens and levies subject to sale to the highest bidder on a date in June.
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Beaile
John J. Burrows
Hohn
Aoe
Beadle
Ua Rae Ock
Thse
Jeo
Wolsey
D. T
Township
F Hp
Ola Subje
Thomas Dari
Sealed Proposals Open for County Public Works Project
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the city clerk for the completion of an unspecified building. Plans include stone work and carpenter work as a whole. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids and dates are listed for submission.
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Ant
Ance
Caren Caen
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Sioux Falls 1888
Public notice states F Little of Sioux Falls holds a mortgage on property of Mary L Mosher and others in Sioux County. It seeks foreclosure due to default with $205 principal and $27.01 interest due as of July 5 1888. Sale to occur at the courthouse steps in Sioux Falls under state foreclosure law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Mosher
Sioux
F. Little
Sioux Falla
Dakota
Territory of Dakota
Huron
Agora
Sioux Falls
Lances Ra Lacy
M. Ee
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice From Huron Dakota Territory 1888
In the matter of a mortgage on real estate this notice states default and nonpayment. Proceedings have been begun to enforce the lien for taxes and interest through sale by sheriff. The article notes a sale date and the attorney representing the mortgagee, with the venue in Huron Dakota Territory.
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John J. Burrowa
Mary K.boi
Eal Real Bro
Gaid
Rene
Saetogstin Ag
Huron
D. T
Hamilton
Mort
Mortgage names and parties in Beadlecounty records
Fragmentary OCR lists Albert C Weight and Mary C Wright of Beadlecounty with mortgage names Henry Young and Austin Clark. Other unreadable portions include notes and dates, indicating a section of mortgage records from 1888 and related filing details.
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Albert C. Weight
Mary C. Wright
Beadlecaney
Dameaty
Henry Young
Austin Clark
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Joadle
Dakota Democracy
Eor
Mr. En
Lliance
Anand
Aervsilcan
Democrat
Free Physic
Schoor
Bloodgood
Miss Hacket
Saturn Miller
Home Farm Co
Dakota Hide & Fur Co
Miches
Ement Geo
A- Kole
Secount
George X
G. S. Space
J. He Spaulding
Tdi
Demet Nivex
Cotehr &Notin Ates
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