Local Coal Bid Notice from County Board
Bid invitation from the county board announces a hard coal delivery of seven tons and one car for Nat house use, with pickup or delivery details to be arranged and bids due by Saturday July 27, 1889. J. L. Spaulding promotes the notice to interested bidders.
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Eleie Evanson
Nels —Gon
Jones
Mia Taorsage
Cordelia J. Wood
Jeory Nate Onearch
Cordelia C. Harwood
Perenne Ae J. L. Spaulding
L .H'N. Board County
Prairie farming and gas depth noted in county report
Local farmers praise ten day feed improvement and excellent corn yields as the prairie area sees a bumper crop. A gas depth near Sioux F is reported at 170 feet beneath blue clay, with Narvnat gas lines noted about 12 miles north of the town.
Providence Echoes in Appeals on the Gn Subject
The article notes Providence listening to appeals on the gn subject and reports the profound message of the Honoxise being returned.
South Dakota Capital Debate Roils Voters At Polls
Voters know Honey is the proper capital and speak at polls while Heron retains the title convention city as Democrats clash over a new venue choice.
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Honey
South Dakota
End Oats Crop Pursued Amid Feed Pile Efforts
Farmers scramble to salvage what remains of the oats crop and gather bay and other fodder. The note urges securing mul feed on hand and preparing scarce feed supplies for livestock amid ongoing harvest challenges.
Redfield Observer notes rain may sprout several
The Redfield Observer hints that rain could bring several outcomes and mentions there are mighty good men in the neighborhood.
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Redfield
Beadley Point Farms Kept Up Amid Breakup History
Beadley Point farms have never failed since being broken up and this year promises continued productivity. The note emphasizes farming as profitable most of the time.
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Beadley Point
Democratic state convention Haron Sept 5 ceremony
Delegates and visitors gather for the Democratic state convention on September 5 with a cordial welcome to all attendees. The event aims to boost political alliances and rally supporters across the state.
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Haron
Sta
Horon convention call and party timing
The record outlines upcoming conventions with Horon City hosting the Prohibition convention in March farmers alliances in June or July the Republican gathering in August and the Democrats in September with a vote urged for Huron.
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Horon
City
Farmers
Jfbe
Huron
Senatorial Nomination Forecast by Dubuque Correspondent
A prominent Dakota correspondent predicts the nomination of A Pettigrew and Judge G C Ky to the senate. The report notes both are expected to secure support and prevail in the party’s convention.
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Dubuque
Pettigrew
G. C. KY
Senate
King of Rustlers Shaped Sioux Falls and Its Growth
A figure described as the king of rustlers rose to prominence in Sioux Falls Dakota shaping the city through relentless energy and drive, leaving a lasting mark on its early development.
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Sioux Falls, Dakota
Wheat crop damage noted but state loss small
The report states that improvised boats suffer in rough logs from the wheat crop yet overall South Dakota will see only a small loss. If other crops meet expectations the wheat loss will be hardly worth mentioning.
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South Dakota
Drills Progress Through Quartzite to Sand Rock Test
Reports say drills passed quartzite at Sioux Falls and worked in sand rock as Houonrrz claimed. The "jae per" holds at 250 feet though it moved in the day while baggage remains. Mathews supporters in Hamlin County approve the situation and many dispatches now carry dubious truth similar to the Fourth of July illness tale of Huron's orator.
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Sioux Falla
Mathews
Hamlin
County
Huron
Plankinton Native Appointed Surveyor General
Hox B. H. Spullway of Plankinton has been named surveyor general to replace Gen. Maris Taylor. The appointment is well received. Gen Taylor anticipated the change and does not oppose it as the new administration begins.
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Hox
B. H. Spullway
Plankinton
Maris Taylor
Gen. Taylor
Convention Split Would Have Prevented Fusion, Says Tur Huronrre
Tur Huronrre concedes that merging state and county ticket provisions at a single county convention was a mistake. He argues two conventions would require more effort, yet better reflect voters’ time and ability to participate this year.
Shakespeare and drink cited by Huron Churchman critic
Tae Huron Churchman quotes Chas Morris arguing Shakespeare seldom drank to excess, noting lines that mock wine and drunkenness. He cites the famous lines “O thou invisible spirit of wine” and “Oh, God that men should put an enemy in their mouths.”
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Tae Huron Churchman
Chas. Morris
Shakespeare
Mass Meeting on Artesian Wells in Redfield
A July 14 mass meeting in Redfield drew about two hundred leading farmers and business people to discuss artesian wells and irrigation. A committee including D S Hooper Alonzo Chase and P Watkins was formed to gather information and report at the August 11 gathering. A township-by-township committee was also chosen to explore actions under current law.
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Redfield
Hooper
Alonzo Chase
P Watkins
Ashton
Quay Leads GOP Meeting On Virginia and New States
Senator Quay of the Republican National Committee arrives in Washington for an executive committee session. He says New State Republicans have not sought help and can manage their campaigns, noting Virginia as the only close race and claiming they have more funds. He promises to advise if asked.
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Quay
Republican National Committee
Washington
Virginia
Herosite Printing at bed rock prices
Local printer promotes low prices for a range of printing services appealing to cost conscious customers. The offer emphasizes value and quick turnaround with emphasis on affordability and accessibility.
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Herosite
Denial of Mellette link to Courier News troubles
The text asserts no involvement by Gov. Mellette in Courier-News difficulties and notes talk of a new Republican daily at Aberdeen. It mentions apportionment consensus guiding Beadle to one senator and Minnehaha, Lawrence, and Brown to two each.
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Aberdeen
Beadle
Minnehaha
Lawrence
Brown
Cheyennes Reservation Tensions and Local Election Debate
The Deadwood Pioneer notes unsettled western tensions as a Cheyennes linked reservation area is described, while a Potter county birth with a marked calf draws odd speculation. The paper cautions a Mathews candidacy faces opposition, arguing he should have sat after election and urging fair play in selecting the team for which he was elected last fall.
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Potter County
Horon
Haron
Tue Deadwood
Mathews
South Dakota Voter War Threats Prompt GOP Warning
Fragmentary text reveals campaign rhetoric urging voters to heed warnings about wartime measures. A Mitchell Republican criticizes agreement with a HORONITE figure, claiming the upcoming political battle will be the cruelest part for intelligent voters as the war continues.
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South Dakota
Mitchell Republican
State paper notes swift action on appointment form
The editorial mentions prompt reaction from the newspaper community and anticipated reciprocity from the appointee, noting ongoing activity and expected mutual courtesy as opportunities arise.
Landslide Reverses Council Vote Amid Indian Hostile Rally
Dispatches report a dramatic council night where nearly 200 hostile forces led by Hump derailed the caucus and inflamed the reds to quit the pavilion. Gen Crobb announced rolls were ready, but only one Indian signed as the commission faced an utter rout.
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Crobb
Huran Independence Celebration Praised by Local Press
The Deadwood Pioneer remarks on Judge Moody and Gov. Mellette as favored members of the hosting family During the Huran Independence celebration they were praised for their reception of distinguished foreign guests Their participation is described as well meant and touching to local readers
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Moony
Melette
Cora m
Deadwood
Judge Moody
Gov. Mellette
Mathews Named in Desdwood Pioneer Nominating List
A fragment from the Desdwood Pioneer indicates Mathews is to be nominated and mentions Mitchel and George A in connection with the process. The readable text shows a nomination action tied to local figures and preparatory steps.
McCoy Aims for Congress Amid Hillside Encouragement
The report suggests Mr. McCoy enters the congressional race with modest backing from supporters in the Hills, signaling early momentum and cautious optimism for his campaign.
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Congress
McCoy
Accessible Baron's Bid Shifts Dakota Capital Hopes
Roscoe Magnet dominates early talks as Huron seeks capital status in South Dakota. The draft plan promises easier access from all regions, positioning Huron as a leading aspirant amid竞争.
Just as it Should Be Haron Times Unity Message
The Haron Times urges city residents to unite behind front line enterprises to elevate Haron as the leading city in the Jim River Valley.
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Haron
Puhing
Jim River Valley
Speaker lineup at local event features Moody and Mel Jette
A readable fragment notes Hut entertaining Ho Hon 8 Cox on Jody 4th and Mr. Cox addressing assembled attendees. Moody and Governor Mel Jette also delivered speeches, contributing to a lively public gathering.
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Hut
Ho Hon
Cox
Jody
Moody
Governor Mel
Jette
Sioux Falls Narrowly Leads In Wide Race
The report from Spewich Gazette notes Hoc Sioux Falls and Huron in a tight contest with Sioux Falls appearing to hold a narrow lead as the race progresses through varied stages and encounters from packaged accounts.
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Spewich Gazette
Toounge
Hoc
Sioux Falls
Huron
Duluth Hibed Huron & Chamberlain Rail Line Planned
A proposed Duluth Hibed Huron and Chamberlain railroad system reaches completion planning. D W of Milbank elected president as the line aims to run from Morris Minnesota to connect with the Northern Pacific via Milbank Clark and Iron counties.
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Duluth
Huron & Chamberlain Rail
D. W
Milbank
St At
Morris
Minn
Érn Pacific
Will Rap
Can
Milbank, Clark and Iron
Miller for Governor in Democratic Field Highlighted
The Gettysburg Herald notes E W Miller as a Huron land finar med candidate for governor. It argues the minority party seeks a strong canvass and notes Miller’s personal popularity and potential to attract Mellette supporters closely.
Union County Crop Prospects Sharply Upbeat
The forthcoming Union County season is described as the best yet with expected yields of 75 to 100 per acre for certain crops and 80 to 40 for barley. Wheat should reach 20 to 25 and potatoes show strong potential, signaling an astonishing overall harvest.
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Union County
Union
Wheat Harvest Yields and Quality Reported Across Dakota Nebraska
Farmers in Western Beadle report good small grain harvest with solid yields and high quality. One farmer estimates thirty bushels of wheat per acre while another praises wheat as first class. Local observers note improving times for the corn belt amid cautious optimism.
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Ime
Beadle
Fankton Press
Dakotan
Dakota
Nebraska
Nor6
Houston
Advocate Seeks Public Input on Cabins Capital Issue
A reader voices a long held wish for fair treatment of rights, urging officials to consult citizens before moving capital location plans. The speaker emphasizes respect for local wishes and practical safeguards over rapid decision making.
Gifford Nominated for Congress by Centerville Journal
The Centerville Journal endorses Hon. O. B. Gifford as a candidate for Congress from this district. It praises his work in the delegation and his record with the administration, signaling strong support and favorable prejudice toward his candidacy.
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Gifford
Centerville Journal
Deleg
Fragmentary political remark on leadership and opposition
A partial quote notes desertion and public memory of a leader who faced strong opposition and sanctions, expressing belief that visible achievements bolster credibility and future support.
Farmers Hope For Water Project Across County
Farmers in parts of the county press for warrants and funding to extend water across the region. They expect benefits for stock ponds and fish ponds, with repayment from cattle, hogs, and sheep gains. Some believe it could bring rain and milder climate, while The Times doubts benefits unless U S action expands the system to the gulf and beyond.
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U. S
Gulf
Castoria Advertisement Echoes Through Generations
An old patent medicine jingle notes Castoria as a trusted remedy for children and infants through generations. It markets relief for various ailments and emphasizes consistent use from infancy to adulthood.
Girl Wanted: Attention Near Dakota and Tenth Streets
Small ad seeks a girl for a task near the corner of Dakota avenue and Tenth street. Name at Mus W. M. Casz for contact and details.
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Dence
Dakota Avenue
Tenth Street
Mus
W. M. Casz
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