The Huronite, Bannon & Longst Art Proprietors
The Huronite announces June 20 1889 as a Thursday edition under proprietors Bannon and Longst Art.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1889
Page
8
The Huronite announces June 20 1889 as a Thursday edition under proprietors Bannon and Longst Art.
The notes cover weddings and social events in Huron including Mr Arthur Piton and Miss Cora Partlow's Methodist ceremony, a birthday party for Ivan Goodner, a tea hosted by Mr and Mrs William Bliss, and a White Cross lecture by Mrs N T Smith. Also mentions visiting officials, rail travelers, and local society activities at Lake Byron and area venues.
The June 10 New York Daily Graphic features F F Smith Esq with a fine residence at Fifth and Nebraska streets. Smith, from Genesee County New York, moved to Davenport, Iowa in 1882, forged a partnership with P Caldwell, built wealth in Dakota, directs in Boston firms, and holds vast Huron land. His success reflects Dakota’s rapid western prosperity and energy driving regional growth.
Rainfall was below average overall with many areas needing rain though a few points report generous showers and crops in good or improved condition. The bulletin lists Minnewankin York Point Hatton Buffalo Gap Troy Palmer Canning New England City Coal Harbor Brayton Fort Sully MAndan Highmore Island Lake Steele with corn in generally good shape aided by warm sun and average to above average temperatures.
Delegates from across South Dakota gather in Huron for a three day Farmers Alliance session in the opera house. President Loucks and Judge Campbell address concerns over state unity, reform, and electoral independence as delegates press for anti ring governance and farmer-led nominations.
The Pierre and Miller fire brigades arrived in Yankton with 24 men each and their chief, carrying the South Dakota championship banner. Mayor Sterling and local citizens welcomed the group with a military band as they prepared to travel to Yankton for the grand tournament this week.
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