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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1890
Page
6
March 5 report shows the senate committee urging $11,000 for two Dakotas irrigation survey to assess a possible system. Senators from both states express belief an opinion on actual irrigation will emerge before session end for lands already settled and cultivated.
Perry Heath, noted correspondent and author of A Hoosier in Siberia, may join Alexis on a Siberia tour this summer. The invitation asks Americans and the world to support and observe the exile system as part of the voyage. Heath has cautioned planning and has not yet decided on acceptance.
Madison March 5. Will Gilchrist died yesterday by his own hand. Insanity is suspected as the cause for the act. Gilchrist's family is highly respected, his father being a deacon in the Presbyterian church.
Senator Moody introduced a memorial from the South Dakota legislature requesting an appropriation equal to 3 percent of the value of lands sold in the state. The measure seeks funding tied to public land sales.
Judge Gifford and J A Wakefield are noted in Washington, with minor details on appearance and duties. H Keith reportedly handles official acts for congressional appropriation. Giz of Mitchell slated for a post near Mitchell land. A Sioux City Journal reporter Warren receives a gold watch from house members. Officials Zinab Richey Elk Point Gustave Abline Yankton and Robert Ween Pilot-Review are named with terms of office. The piece urges prudent policy and seed security, condemns past disgrace, and hints at future improvement.
Superintendent A M Rowe details enrollment figures for 1888 89 including 680 pupils with 441 average daily attendance and 617 tardiness cases. He cites attendance challenges from measles and mumps, analyzes grading and promotions, and argues for semi annual promotions, expanded facilities, a superintendent office with a library, and enhanced programs including United States history and drawing. He also notes reforms in primary teaching and stresses regular attendance and parental understanding.
The Parkston Advance editor claims peanut growing can succeed here and shares cultural steps. Plant unbaked nuts in hills in good ground not too deep, keep vines chilled as they grow, cover blossoms, weed-free beds, and expect a crop. The Times editor saw the idea, but profitability remains unproven. The Advance suggests sandy soil favors best results.
Old Mrs. Mariette Bones travels to Washington with a claim against Miss Susan B. Anthony. The two women clash over opinion on women’s rights, labeling each other as tricksters and calling for action amid the heated discourse.
In South Dakota the debate over prohibition heats up as politicians push for or against banning alcohol. The rapid departure of men from the state signals shifting attitudes and potential political consequences.
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