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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1889
Page
1
The fragment outlines advertising submission rules with 2 o'clock cutoff, notices, job work, and brief items. It mentions six months and one month and week, along with references to memory of advertisements and expected readers in the territory and states.
Three councils at Rosebud agency feature Gov Foster and Gov Stone addressing Red Cloud Road and White Antelope. Red Cloud opposes selling land. Young Man Afraid of His Father leads treaty supporters amid mixed-blood opposition. About 5 600 Indians at the agency with 1 330 adults, whites voting through marriage links. The Indian defense association forms as debate rages.
The secretary and Conneil Fire oppose the present treaty. Red Cloud, returned from Washington, has sparked renewed zeal to oppose the bill. The stance follows a snub to the Indian Defense Association committee, seen as linked to Nob Noble’s actions.
Western rail plans were denied by Illinois Central officials who stated no surveys or western extensions are planned beyond Sioux Falls. The report from Pierre to Puget Sound was labelled ridiculous by John Dunn assistant to the president.
About 150 Yankton county farmers crowded the courthouse as F B Fancher of Jamestown and J W Harden of Jerauld county spoke. Timvie, a Yankton county farmer, presided with A L VanOsdel in charge. John Noonan was elected president, A L Van Osdell vice president, Frank Harden secretary, and Gus Vanotti treasurer. The group adjourned to meet on the 29th.
Work on the Dakota Methodist university is progressing rapidly with stone work likely to finish within thirty days. Frames for doors and windows roofing and interior structure are under preparation. An announcement will inform the public before September 1 that the school will begin within its walls.
A spouter was struck while sinking a water works well near the river. Water rises six feet above surface through a 10 inch pipe after 125 feet depth. Iron mains and pipe are now laid through streets as work on the water works advances.
A fine rain fell in Woonsocket on June 17, easing drought conditions and bringing much needed moisture to the area.
Heavy rainfall today alleviates the region's worst drought on record. Despite some damage, a favorable remaining season could yield a decent harvest in Brown County with portions showing promise at harvest time.
June 18 reports from 44 of 67 counties show 169 464 voting against the prohibition amendment with expected statewide totals near 200 000 as more returns come in.
A windstorm swept the country from three to six miles east of Mitchell yesterday evening blowing down several buildings including Frank Adams barn and Putnam's house.
The president announced appointments in Dakota with James A. Stokes named receiver of public moneys at Forks and William Kusikota selected as Indian agent at Sisseton.
Redfield Journal notes confidence in H I Loucks as president of the alliance after his reelection at the last annual session. The column hints at political doubt about his abilities while praising his capacity to perform the chief officer's duties.
Mr and Mrs Young hosted guests during a stay in Huron with Mr Hayden visiting. The reception highlighted enduring friendships and cordial hospitality shared with longtime acquaintances from Ree Heights.
Edgar M. Hand son of ex Secretary Land married Amie Bepha on June 12 in a ceremony at 98 Josephine suburb San Dhe bride from St Louis. Couple will reside in New City New Mexico as friends and family send best wishes.
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming its unique formula cures ailments from impure blood and low vitality and warns to ensure the product is Hood's.
Coré asks what induced you to tell Mr. Allen. Jahnnie replies a quarter. George attended the party with Jahnnie.
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