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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1889
Page
1
A obituary notices Mrs Hayes as a great and noble woman. Hon S Cox is described as Astonpester Mrs Cox and is now on his way to Huron. Gov Mellette proclaims the South Dakota constitutional election results.
The Pine Riaz Agency notes sentiment in India turned favorable since yesterday as a bill was signed today. Maj. Gen. Crook will continue work here while Gov. Foster heads to Santee agency tomorrow.
Local doctors meeting at Bedford hospital assess flood impact in Johnstows. They estimate fewer than 10,000 people affected and deem the tally reliable despite fragmented data.
Brookings June 22 The first summer meeting of the Dakota rural society will be held at the agricultural college in Brookings on June 26 and 27.
Mrs Hayes remains under care in Fremont on June 24 as doctors report her condition worsens with irregular breathing and periods of delirium. Family members stay at her side while physicians provide constant attention and she is expected to pass soon. The report notes uncertainty about timing and state of health.
Efforts to gain support for the Young-man bill have failed and Little Woma remains obstinate tonight. Gen. Crook cannot explain the shift while the commission pushes on. Godfrey of the Indian Defense association sent a postponement letter prompting delay until ex-Inspector Pollock arrives. By 7 p.m. about 500 had signed.
Mrs Lucy Ware Webb Hayes widow of Rutherford B. Hayes died at 6 30 am in Fremont Ohio Funeral set for Friday She was born August 28 1831 in Sl cothe Ohio youngest child of Isaac Cook and Mary Cook Her father served in the War of 1812 and died in 1833 The Hayes family aided wounded soldiers during the Civil War The city mourns with flags at half mast Condolences include President and Mrs Harrison The piece also notes gubernatorial politics with Patton Loucks Moody Mathews Mellette and others in a forthcoming race.
June 24 Wasuixerox report recalls Hayes era staffers who mourn Mrs Hayes amid her declining health. A longtime Grant appointee praises her as gracious mistress of the mansion and capable of making all feel part of the household. Society women express that her death will be widely mourned and note her sincerity despite wine debates at official events.
Negotiations between W. Starling proprietor of the News and George Schlosser of the Ruralist closed for control of the News. Schlosser to take charge once arrangements are made. Transfer valued at 15000 dollars. E. Torrey to remain in current role.
Report from Piez Rives Agency on June 21 describes two councils where Indian Chiefs supporting and opposing the bills spoke. The text notes that a majority of Indians appears unsettled and signals symptoms of rising rebellion.
Mr. Conklin argues billboards and showy flyers are outdated and managers will rely more on newspapers for advertising. He notes vast waste from ineffective methods and cites the rise of newspaper columns as the preferred medium.
The piece recalls past political feuds involving Mitchell, Loucks, Moddy, and Mathews. It notes Loucks aimed at Moddy and Mathews during 1889 and again in the autumn, referencing a historic legislative fight and a strong Republican majority. It argues the named men need not fear Loucks.
Sheriff Moiga of Highmore pursued a boy from a train near Huron on Monday after a misdemeanor charge. The youth was seen an hour or two later several miles west of town as he sought to evade authorities.
Republican notes suggest Col. Jolly as a candidate for president of the constitutional convention amid ongoing exchanges.
Northville Advocate argues for placing South Dakota’s capital on the Jim river. Supporters claim Spink County lies in the Jim river valley and that the valley offers superior facility, convenience, and economy for state administration and representation.
De Smet Leader reports Huron plans a July 1 celebration with speaker Sunset Cox from New York Dakota friends. Other Dakota speakers listed. Sports include baseball foot races and horse races. Minneapolis visitors found Watertown property cheaper, claiming 50 percent savings. Casselton Reporter notes Arrison Hallen’s Fargo club remarks and lampoons a publicity stunt.
The De Smet Cornet Band has been engaged to perform in Huron on the Fourth of July. The community will commend the committee for securing brass music, praising their good judgment.
Plankinton Standard and Aberdeen Daily News quote strong support for Frank Pettigrew as a leading candidate for congressional honors next fall. The pieces praise Pettigrew's contributions to the territory and question how rival George Mahew might loosen his grip on the seat.
A mob of drunken men caused a disgraceful riot near Sioux Falls on Sunday. The Falls Press, longtime advocate of sobriety, calls for calm and a halt to further disturbances.
The Sioux Parle Journal argues Huron is the leading choice for a state capital amid regional gatherings at McPherson County Northwest. The piece notes political contention and questions about other locations while referencing Susan B. Anthony and local figures in a debate over suitability and influence.
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