Dakota notes and editorial remarks from Pierre Journal
The Pierre Journal carries observations on Huron population, Dakota Avenue growth, and a note that preemption law repeal failed. It praises the Dakota Farmer under new management, with W. V. Nelson as editor, and comments on postmaster changes involving G. W. Hopp and Pettigrew. Congress delegate reappointment is also discussed.
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Times
Daotea
Suron
Dakota Farmer
Hoxdwrre
W. V. Nelson
Geneman
Ok Oarnatiatis
Avenue Ad
Dakota Averiue
Third Street
Support for Constitutional Convention in Dakota
A Dakota advocacy note urges a properly managed constitutional convention to secure equal rights and fair representation. It argues taxation without consent, calls for rapid, widespread delegation, and hopes the meeting reflects all parts of the state while aiming for an independent, well ordered outcome.
Dakota Apples from Veteran Iowa Nurseryman
Des Moines horticulturist James Smith, in his seventies, plans a new orchard near Faulk County with over two thousand trees. He favors Dutchess of Oldenburg and Wealthy varieties plus Minnesota Russian seedlings and will trial Russian apples in Iowa and Dakota. He expresses strong confidence in the potential value of these apples.
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Iowa
James Smith
Des Moines
Ilowa
Hawkeye State
Huron
Faulk
County
Oldenburg
Dakota
Call for Dakota State Convention to push statehood
The executive committee of Dakota announces a convention call to form a state government. Delegates from counties south of the 46th parallel will meet in Huron on June 19 to consider immediate steps toward a Dakota state constitution and admittance, urging unity and action across the territory.
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Ikota
Canton
Harowat Sach
Dakota
Congress
Union
Vermont
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maine
Arkansas
Michigan
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
California
Nakota
Huron
Wilmot Whitefield
Faulk Co
Joseph Ward
Yankton Co
S. Gea. Andrews
Turner Co
Bower
Minnehaha
J. W. Hines
Union Co
Yankton
Rush For Dakota Immigrants Depart Westward
Fifty carloads of settlers left the city today aboard the Winona and St. Peter line bound for Central Dakota. Supt Sanborn ordered upgrades to the railroad depot and trains to meet the surge of new arrivals as civilization advances toward the lands of The Solis company.
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Dakota
Winona & St. P
Aero
Winona
Protective military guard sought for Yellowtrons park
Telegraph report states Secretary Teller asked the War Department to detail a military guard to protect Yellowtrons park property and Secretary Lincoln agrees to comply with the request.
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the Telegraph
Teller
Secretary of War
Yellowtrons Park
Lincoln Presiins
Winter’s harsh toll and a bright housing boom
A Huron correspondent voices relief at a thaw that ends a severe winter and signals a building boom. Real estate climbs, rail yards fill with immigrant and livestock cars, and hotels run at capacity. Amid praise for prosperity, the writer cites a Fargo failure, questions local much-criticized papers, and laments social ills in Dakota.
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Secene
Fargo
Dakota
Eden
Earth
Elkader
Alsaloon
Huroai
Moses
Aaron
Tyndall
Syen¢er
Hades
J. M.S
Dakota Ties Defend North State In Mississippi Valley Debate
A reader letter defending Dakota ties criticizes Minnesota editors for biased reporting and promoting southern Minnesota land schemes. The writer rebuts claims of Dakota inferiority, cites soil and climate contrasts, and urges wiser behavior from Minnesota publications. Justina.
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Uroyith
Banner County
Minnesota
Ee A
Austin
Minn.) Register
Dakota
Mower County
Southern Minn
Minn
Mercury
Locke
Justina
New Apportionment Redistricts Dakota Territory
The late legislature redistricts Southern Dakota to three districts, Central Dakota to four, Northern Dakota to four, and the Black Hills to one. Each district is to elect one Councilman and two representatives with listed county groupings for districts 1 through 6 and votes slated accordingly.
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Southern Dakota
Central Dakota
Northern Dakota
Black Hills
Clay
Lincoln
Hutchinson
Turner
Yankton
Aurora
Bob Homme
Brule
Buffao
Charles Mix
Davison
Douglas
Hanson
Veal
Miner
Minnehah
Bokings
Kingsbury
Lake O Moor
Morton and surrounding counties referenced in 11th Grand Forks area
Fragmentary OCR lists place names including Morton Stark Stevens Stutman in Morton Mountaille Renville bie 10th-Cass Dickey La Mon Ransom Richlagid Sargent 11th Grand Forks Nelson Stgel Traill 12th Cavilid Harvey Pembina Rainy Walsh.
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Ette
Stark
Stevens
Stutman
Morton
Mountaille
Renville
Bie
Cass
Dickey
la Mon Ransom
Richlagid
Sargent
Grand
Forks
Nelson
Stgel and Traill
Cavilid
Harvey
Ae Pembina
Rainy
Walsh
Time-honored battle replaced by morale boosting balloons
The piece notes a shift from traditional gestures to small stringless balloons to delight children and annoy others. Balloons are said to drift quickly with the wind, stay dry, and be visible from afar. A balloon washed ashore near Dover carried a message and was later posted in Dover, suggesting such devices could be more effective if made from tougher material.
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Sen
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Fragmented etiquette guidance from a fragmented text segment
The readable fragments discuss behavior and self control, urging people to project a strong point and engage with others in conversation. It hints at lessons from a past setting, mentioning college memories and personal conduct. The text is unclear but centers on social conduct and expression.
Obscure Dialogues and Dated Amusements in a Vintage Page
The page excerpt highlights quirky exchanges and moral bits from a bygone era. Characters joke about cakes with plaster, Polish birth, and Dutch holes while a prayer meeting anecdote and a harsh satirical remark about a failed romance illustrate social manners and humor of the time.
Notices of final proof for several settlers at Huron Dakota
The notice lists Ellen Watte filing for final proof on section 27 town 11 range 63 with witnesses A F Paly Hillock, Dunning, Hillock, and Armstrong. J. Kennedy entry and reason to show cause for entry cancellation. Allen filing for final proof in town 109 range 62 with witnesses Lafayette Champlain, Hotaling, Messinger. Alexander Campbell filing for final proof in Woolsey for section 6 town 31 range 63 with Hodges Boothroyd Boothroyd Wattesson. multiple attorneys and land office officials noted.
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Haron
John P. Eve
Charles Atea B. Smith
E. €. Jenenkoneg
George Issenhuth
Muron
le Co
B. Armstrong
Register
Huron
P.t
United States Cntre
D.T
Man
Ellen Watte
Paly Hillock
Dunning
Robert Hillock
G. B. Armstrongster
Hiotice
Balby
Jatiennedy
West
Noticg
U.S. Land Office
Allen
Lafayette Chamlain
Charles Hotaling
Rober
Will B. Messinger
P. T . B. Armetrou
W.B. Ingerson
D. T
United States
Alexander Campbell
Hs ‘Hodges
Boothroyd
George Boothroyd
William Wattesson
Woolsey
Dakota
G. B. Armstrong
Hannay
Atty
Ind -Office
Diggton Jr
Exeter
John Bath
Lizzie
McDonnell
Sy Atty
Land Office
Hu Dz
U Land Office
Bakota
Tuesda
Garleton C. McEwen
Mitchell
Williamn KE. Watterson
George Boothere
William’ ‘H. Boothroyd
MN. West
Armstro
Charles Lampe
Hurlon D
Wohh Connell
Agony
M. Conyell
Cavour
Ee Buell
P. T
Armstrong Register
F. W. Hopkins
Rigworth
Worthington Ross
John i Wetter
Allee Ron
Beadle
Exsaesill Register
Lumtington Bros
Montand
Huroh
Totelock
Amd
Nthe
W. Fackibe
la Wy
Gidings W Nawldp
J. B. Parkhurst
Herborn
G. A. Herbdyn
Beadle County
Ga. Armstrong
Uron
Marely
Vin
Rick Cox
Itchell
H Boothroyd
Watterson
Huton
Dakota Territory
Marth
Eugeny M. Chase
Witne
St Varren
T. Grove
Tranington
Armst
Huntington Bros. Atty
H. Reviens
A McConnell
Hfron
Aumsrhong
Huntington Bros
Fe Nik
Iwillock
Obert Hillock
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Wm, T. & Geo. J. Sonetty’s. Ms
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States Land Office
Pakola
Adam McConnell
John F. Millan
F. H. Holton
H. Stevens
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Reed & Wislrathe
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Jacob Furnas
Charles Slack
Edward Dean
George Hunitington
Armstrong
United States Land Office
C. T
David M. Mitchell
Lampmann
Jerryman Tage
L. Bloodgood
John A. Stephenson
Huron Beadle County
Bi Armstrong
Huntington Bros. Att's
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South Dakota
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New York Star
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Toni
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John
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Poland
Holland
Deacon Brown
Percival
Attorney AT Law
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Huron Land District
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Western Assurance Camp’y
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Teena Auditor
Wester Asia Company
Teas
Dominion of Canada
Huron Dakota
the Breeders’ Journal
Beecher
Pere
Aenea Davis
Taron, Dakota
Pain and Alloy
Biel
Land. & Legal Blanks
Agency of
Clintral Daixo
Chicago
Peerless Steam Engine
Augustine Davis
Christoph W. Hagensick
Amalie Hayck
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Wisconsin
Amalie Hagensick
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Patrick J. Sweeney
Thos. B. Heenan
Thomas
Maepee County
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