11 Jun 1885
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1885
Page
1
A garbled OCR excerpt lists names and titles such as District Attorney Hoch and others, with scattered mentions of courts, services, and a Sunday schedule. The legible items hint at legal proceedings and public notices but lack coherent context or dates.
The column discusses anniversary and courtesy notices from press partners, noting names such as Mitchell Pierre Redfield and Aberdeen. It reports Madrid cholera, White Lake dispute control, and a Democratic response in Claig. Other items cover German army expansion, Salemregister battles, Interior Department, and railroad talks along with local Mitch ill bank failure and farm buildings damage.
Reports from Aurora Times cover Gesenat Minpretes pursuing Big Bear in Manitoba with slim chances, swarms of locusts in Chattanooga, discouraging wheat outlook nationwide except Minnesota and Dakota, and political shifts in Dakota. Also notes Fargo mayor council conflict, police pay, and crop moisture.
Rumor of General Gordon's escape from Khar toum massacre circulates as Andover Gazette marks its third year with a combative slogan. Gladstone cabinet resigns after tax on spirits fails, affecting consuls and Russian securities. Mitchell hosts a meeting to form a Territorial Board of Agriculture using a bill by Henry W. Smith, though Mr. Slith’s letter casts doubt on success. Epworth Sterling reports on the New Orleans exposition and immigration prospects, noting comparisons to the Centennial and concerns over southern resistance. Dakota Democrats faced scrutiny over Sioux Falls admission, with editorial warnings that partisan delay could boost Republican momentum and push for statehood.
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