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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1890
Page
1
Wallin defeats Bakerr in a local contest at the Beadle County venue, securing a notable win for the team. Details indicate a tense game with key plays shaping the outcome as spectators watch in a charged atmosphere.
KF M. Heaton, land attorney at 1008 P St NW Washington, offers services to attend to roots and obtain permits from the peer toffice. Terme Her Hobert oF . 6 Swim.
Sunday night storm prompts F. M. Clary to insist he is the original light ning calculator. He asserts his method predates others in estimating lightning effects during the weather event.
Teething relief claim for over fifty years. Advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as natural and effective to soothe infants and quiet crying.
A meeting of the Beadle County woolgrowers is set for Saturday June 21 at 2 o clock p m in City Hall to organize a county woolgrowers association with officials and members invited.
Fragmentary text hints at a report about Ivete Jeneay and a focus on the body, its bones muscles and organs. The readable portion does not provide clear events, dates, or locations to confirm a full standalone item.
The Cyclones issue a challenge to the Third Street and Dakota Avenue baseball combo for a match game to be played Thursday afternoon this week.
The piece notes a government survey hush amid political tension and introduces a new general manager for a regional railroad. It recounts a heavy Wednesday rainstorm causing $1000 in Castlewood damage and $6000 to the state institution for the feeble minded, with two inmate deaths and six injuries.
On June 3 in Wasnixeron Senator Moody presented a heavily signed Tu county South Dakota petition urging legislation to reverse the original package decision. He also introduced bills increasing allowances to E. O. Walton of Huron and J. W. Cable of Stargis.
The superintendent of census issued an order prohibiting supervisors and enumerators from making public any information obtained in their duties. The law on this subject is emphasized.
President Miller of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway announced A. J. Rarling as general manager and W. G. Collins as general superintendent. The appointments take effect July 1 and both men are long time employees of the road.
Henderson of Iowa introduced a resolution signed by a large number of railroad employees in Iowa and Nebraska urging passage of a bill requiring safety appliances on all railroads.
The notice notes strong support for Huron as the coming capital of central South Dakota. It argues the city offers lower travel costs for state representatives from various counties and highlights its strategic position.
May 31 report lists Vermillion winning eight contested prizes in events from double tennis to potato race, plus eight uncontested wins by Vermillion in high jump relay and more. Sioux Falls University vaulting, Brookings 100 yard dash and high jump, Yankton throws and ball games with Sioux Falls score 11 10. later notes a disputed Vermillion baseball game and an oratorical contest crowd.
South Dakota Farmers Alliance delegates arrive by the thousands for the annual gathering in Huron. A preliminary meeting in Grand Army hall features heated talk on whether the alliance should back an independent ticket for state offices, the legislature, and congress, with vigorous debate and open civic discussion.
Beadle county Democrats met in the court house on June 2 to nominate a legislative and county ticket and select eleven delegates for the state convention at Aberdeen. Henry Hinckley was named chairman with John M. Davis secretary. Delegates elected include H C Hinckley, Geo C Cooper, Peter Myers, John T McCullen, Wm Dunlevy, D Medbury, M J Dinneen, J D Rabidge, W W Reed, WA John Morse. John Cooper nominated as state senator, W H Biel and others named for county offices. Henry O Hi re elected county central committee chairman.
About 200 farmers and stockmen gathered in a court room to hear Col J B Geddis preside over a meeting of the South Dakota Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers association. Addresses by Geddis Fowler Melville and others touched on wool tariffs and the future of sheep farming in the state.
The annual gathering of Custer and Clyde townships will be held in L. E. Bloodgood's grove two miles east of Huron on Thursday June 12. The program includes speaking music and a ball game and promises a general good time with all welcome to attend.
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