Huron Newsnotes On Rail Lines And Local Plans
The Hu of na Trade weekly meeting in Huron discussed railroad push through the Yankton brick plan and appoints committees to secure financing for purchases. Odd Fellows plan a grand anniversary on April 26 with speeches and music. Travel agent reports Dakota emigration rising. Huron to gain regional headship as C W line interests grow. Mosher resigns from railroad work to devote energy to Wessington development.
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Huof Na
Hurox
Isitericerith
Sioux Falls
St. Louis
Huron
Alexander
A.davis
Yankton Brick Company
Eldak
Odd Fellows
Odd
Dakota boom stirs interest in brick industry and settlers
Reports from Hoopston Chronicle note a rush toward Dakota with a Yankton plan for a brick company, bank talk, and many arrivals. People including J R Sanborn, J C McVay, and others organize firms. locals and visitors plan to relocate, start farms, and seek business.
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Yankton Trcple
J. R. Sanborn
J.C. McVay
Keep This Vital Enterprise Red Hot Until Results
A firm urges sustaining momentum on a pivotal enterprise once initiated. The goal is to maintain focus and energy until practical results emerge, emphasizing steady progress and sustained effort across the project timeline.
Weather and civic notes from area papers
A collection of small items cites pleasant weather for residents of Huron and the Hamlin County area. The Rantoul Press notes local legal matters, school building funding, street improvements, and a Patrick's day birth. About 60 Piper City residents plan to move to Dakota.
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Huron
Hamlin County Times
Piper City
Dakota
Rantoul
Wide Open Navigation And Local Notices
Fragmented OCR excerpt mentions Sergeant Glen, a Brooklyn Eagle lie, a well digging depth, a marriage license for Miss bia Johnson, and town woes in Canton. Also notes about a fire risk, a bustling lady editor, and belated wheat mails due to storm.
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Glen
Brooklyn Eagle
Aad
Israel
Bia Johnson
Canton
Huron
Sunday School Growth and County Association Plans
Mr Kimball of the American Sunday School Union based at Huron reports 21 new Sunday schools organized in the past year with 70 teachers and 610 pupils. A meeting at Parker Hall on March 31 at 1 30 pm aims to form a county Sunday School Association. That evening a library benefit program follows, plus a noon review and a grand Sunday School concert at Parker Hall next Sunday.
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T. J. Nicholl
St. Patrick's Day
Dakota Avenue
Kimball
Union
Huron
Parker Hall
Land Office bill passes houses and relocates offices
An Extra form announces the long pending Land Office bill clear through both Houses. It sets the Beadle and Spink district and western counties to the Missouri, with offices to be located at Huron and Aberdeen. Reports on Dr. F O Sale moving from Champaign County to Huron Dakota with best wishes from Champaign Times Champaign Gazette and Rantoul Press.
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Land Office
Beadle and Spink
Missouri
Brown
Huron
Aberdeen
F. C. Sale
Dakota
Rantoul Press
F. O. Sale
Sa Oa
Beadle
Éab
Said
Arm Lea
Anke
Barn builds in Hand County as carpenters drift left handed
Hand County Press notes A L McWhorter built a large barn and that one third of town carpenters are left handed. It mentions immigration to Dakota, a new drag line by C F Gould, and editor 8 B Farrington of Belle Plaine Iowa planning to enter Dakota newspaper work.
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Cavour Press
Burt
Gerard
W.H. Newcomer
Traer
H. Wuesthoff
C. B. Stickney
Carthage
Tom Jeffris
Charles Peterson
Hoopston
Gus” Meyers
Indepence
Davis
N. M. Farrington
Wheeler
Minneso
Andrew Smith
J. Watt
Fily
Hitchcock
Chicago
Judge Caldwell
W. N. Brayton
Ordway
Washington
EK. Dickover
Huron
Dakota
Chronicle
Frank Gusarson
Mupple
Ind
Dakota Avenue
Sauer
Sauer & Johnson
Onalaska
Wis
McFarland
S. Baldwin
Ed. Grant
Illinois Colony
S. W. Rathbun
Itehell Capital
Hand County Press
A. L. McWhorter
C. F. Gould
Belle Plaine
Iowa
Farrington
Miller
Chicago & Northwestern
Tracy
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices From Forestburg Milwaukee and More
The fragment references Forestburg and Milwaukee with names like Miss Baldwin and editor Douglass. Mentions a broom-stick society after Douglass, Major J M Brown supplying ice for family use, and Greenfield a newly platted town. A tire detaches from a wheel on the up bound Friday injuring a passenger load.
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Broom-Stick Society
Douglass
Miner
Maj
J. M. Brown
Greenfield
Les
Fragmented praise quotes in company memo
A damaged OCR fragment extols valuing Jim Val single line mentions loyalty and high regard. It references corporate sentiment toward a named figure and hints at internal emphasis on value, without clear context or complete details.
Legislative District Convention Chooses Delegates and Officers
D. D. Cook of Brule county chaired the meeting as the Hughes county group elected officers. Delegates from several counties were named to the next legislative convention with unorganized counties included. Resolutions of thanks were passed to Mitchell citizens for hospitality.
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Tivedi
D. D. Cook
Brule County
Fay
D. D. Hold
Miner County
Permanen
Hughes County
Ridge
Davison
D. A. Mizener
Hanon
T. D. Wrightson
Miner
D. D
Hughes
Kingsbury
Mitchell
Sree
D. Coox
D. D. Hotprines
Old Camp Ground relics found near Sand River
Miner County Advocate reports James B. Tapp found buffalo jerking relics one mile east of here on the Sand River bank. The Seventh Iowa Cavalry camp ground is linked to the 1862 New Ulm massacre pursuit. Additional relics may lie near the Seven Hills site. Changes since 1862 loom as new houses appear between the Big Sioux and Missouri rivers.
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Miner County
Las Jas
B. Tapp
Lowa
New Ulm
Minnesota
Ton Hills
1862
Big Sioux
Missouri
Tth
Huronite praised for home printing in Dakota Region
Local notices from multiple papers cheer the Dakota Huronite on its all home printing nine column folio. Editors from Sioux Falls to Black Hills laud its neat appearance and enterprising town spirit. A tale of stagecoach safety adds a local joke.
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Canton Advocate
Hunonrre
Sioux Falls
Huron
Black Hills Journal
Dakota Huronjre
Combeen
West
Immigrants urged to bring stock to Dakota and farm wisely
The article advises new Dakota settlers to bring cattle horses sheep hogs and fowls and notes native grasses and hay will keep stock through winter. It emphasizes cheap railroad shipping, selling milk and butter, and warns against selling all stock for cash, insisting long term stock value supports household needs.
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Dakota
da Lote
Mrs DeVoe Sets Office Hours for Music Room
Mrs DeVoe informs pupils she will be in her music room for business between 8 a m and 5 p m in Huron on March 15 1882. Richardson Bros announce a full stock of wallpaper arriving soon and promote Cites enamel paint with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded from Biount and Hoop.
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Richardson Bros
Cites
Biount & Hoop
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Siena
Honon
D. T
W. Glann
Etgdant Signal Corps
H. Campbell
Chicago & North
Bouth
Jenni
Jons
Rik
Varly
al Dakota
Mosher
N. W
N of
Wessington
Don
Brick Man
Shannon
J. H. Snoddy
Enathy
Jeta Ves
Soolae
A. Sherrin
Pierre
M. E
D. A. Mahony
Ontario
Ives Brothers
Johnson
C. B. Porter
John Winter
Charley Steele
Dr. Steele
Hoopetom
Ill
T. T. B. Palmer
Ohio
J. Fred Meyer
U. S. Treasury
Daven
Sam
Conten Forestburg
Milwaukee
Santiol
Miss Baldwin
Jim Vally
Anite
Shellsburg
Yankton Press
Dakota Ise
Forestburg
Lake Benton
Huron Enterprise
Huronite
Io Develop
Dakota Register
Hononire
Dr. & I. Prime
New York
Monroe
Voorhees
Jud
N. Willis
Parker Bros
C. D. Houghton’s
Owatonna, Minn
A. F. Anderson
C. D. Hoveuron
Central Dakota
U. S
Blount & Hood
River Bottom
E. P.caupwstt
Davis Sewing Machines
Fitures
Eomes A
Rica
Ardson Binos
District Court
Richmond
Blount & &H
C. D. Houghton, Huron, Dak
Gall
E. P. Caldwell
Beadle County
Parker Brothers
Atarker Bros
K.P. Caldwell
Third Street
N. D. Walline
Dakota Central Railway
Blount & Hood’s
Blount & Hood's
Blount & Hoon’s
Key City
Tf. I. J. Mouser
E. P. Caupwet
Frank G. Hansen
Fine Book and Job Establishment
Davis, Shannon & Hopp
Chas. Knecht
STORE
Family Supplies
Mutchler
Barclay & Mutchler
Winona
S. C. White
R. D. Cone
Carryza
Jnvite
Bischignitha
Barrie
James
Ori
Crago & XW
Bowe & Stiver
Bea
Huron Meat Market
Haron Dak
Fayant & Mayn Dak
Edwin G. Wheeler
Postoffice
Stantly
George W. Sayles
Rex
Hand County
Pioneer Blacksmith Shop
Manufactaror
General Agency
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer Sewing Machines
Chas. Lampe
Front Street
Bakery
Boston
Bro’n
Vienna Bread
Hye
Graham Bread
Vienna Rolls
C. Blount
EM. Chase
Huron, Dakota
Carpenters
United States
Canada
Ash & BO Price
Fulton St
Brooklyn
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