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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1887
Page
4
Thursday May 12 1887 marks the terms of subscription in advance for six months. Davis and Ketchum publish this notice as editors and proprietors detailing pricing and payment methods for readers.
Jupp Lamovre elected mayor of Pembina as Simox county moves to purchase a poor farm. A Barnet of flour ships from Chicago to Boston for 25 cents. De Witt Almage comments on Andx. Tuxopors D. Wanarmtep to open a Redfield bank soon. Aberdeen Pioneer urges Democrats to import Sparks to oppose division. Governor Burns cites flour freight cost at half a mill per ton mile. St Lawrence to celebrate Decoration Day with extra pomp.
A collage of dubious quotes and satirical remarks around President Cleveland and Dakota pioneers. It riffs on authority, voting, and public perception with a mix of misread proverbs and commentary. The source voice mimics a newspaper clippings tone.
The quotation notes that Satan cares not for line length when luring souls, warning that danger comes from psychological deceit rather than showy traps. It emphasizes vigilance against moral dangers in everyday life.
The Crandon Tribune notes Tu Dakota Sun has cut its subscription price to one dollar a step toward affordability and a steadier readership, signaling a new policy shift for the paper.
County commissioners decided to construct a building in Redfield for Spink County. The project is to cost Redfield half or more of the total expense, with funding responsibilities outlined.
Fragmentary quotation appears to condemn perjury and corruption in courts. The misread lines reference a juries perjury and defiling the jury box. The author is identified as Bob Soll.
The Yankton report notes an exhibit by map makers and details that 12 000 copies of the new school law pamphlet will be printed for distribution and ready around the first of the month.
A damaged OCR fragment quotes Bob Ingersoll condemning poison and crime, describing moral corruption spreading from its source to its end and calling out the deforming influence on society. The passage remains incomplete and lacks clear event details.
B F Buruzr declares that interstate law is right in principle and notes railroads oppose the measure while officials seek broad support to win passage.
Trustees seek bids to drill an artesian well at the Impstown asylum. The Anton asylum already has one and other state institutions should follow suit to supply ample water.
The Pierre Press notes journals doubt Ja press on division but expect campaign start. They anticipate hearings later and warn public issues will emerge, with sponsorship seen as the battle cry moving forward.
Local papers describe Evansville Indiana swelling with business and social connections to Ha rem interests. The city rapid expansion, aided by a “Bee Hive” network and prominent figure Lowenal leading enterprises, signaling a new era of growth.
The article contrasts settlers in a prairie land dispute with an Indian reservation claim. It states the land was never an Indian reservation and settlers gained rights under executive opening orders. It condemns President Cleveland for sending troops to remove the settlers, citing legal rights and public peace as the settlers’ position.
Blunt hosts a reunion of old soldiers on the 18th. Other notes report rapid family growth in McPherson County with seventy five children among four families, and a 65 member Knights of Labor chapter forming in Madison.
Ar Plankinton reports in honest anxiety that the city treasurer deposits funds in the printing office safe. The statement claims the safe is in good order, reflecting confidence in local officials.
The Tae Doland Record reports a horse in the area was frightened by passing cars and collapsed dead. The incident underscores dangers to livestock from motor traffic in rural roads.
The Woonsocket Times argues the latest legislative assembly materially shifted Dakota division sentiment. The paper suggests the assembly action reflects or influences local political mood and aligns with regional sentiment patterns.
A concise wire report notes a robust telegraphic connection in Faulkton with mentions of Abana and Buron and direct communication updates.
A town gathering debated a petition drive and formed a central committee to coordinate a county-wide action. Key figures named include E. T. Langley as chairman and J. A Benedict from Wolsey, with township reps assigned and a fund-raising drive authorized to print materials and support campaigning.
Tax Republican comments on Mitch Ell noting his record pace this season. The statement frames Ell as exceptionally occupied amid ongoing political or legislative activity. The remark hints at a high workload without detailing specific events.
Aberdeen News notes Mitchell real estate may be cheaper than other Dakota towns and asserts property values across the territory are extremely low and unlikely to fall again. The Republican hints at broad territorywide low prices, while the claim centers on Mitchell and surrounding areas.
In a Women’s World club sketch, Susie explains two kinds of angel food and seven pies while a character asks what comes next. A boy claims his father says he must earn to make bread, sparking a quick clash over the purpose of bakers.
A rough OCR fragment promotes a tonic for aging ailments claiming full body vigor. It mentions McLean's ver and Kidney vigor and lists J. M. lount as seller, with unclear product specifics and fragmented spelling.
Public notice that an order of the Probate Court of Beadle County Dakota provides for sale of real estate in Huron. Sale terms: cash or credit per law. Administrator of the estate of Benjamin Amie, dated May 10, 186. Published as directed by Judge Morse in Beadle County.
The city of Huron Beadle County Dakota grants L H Hole T M Jeffris and C M Harris exclusive right for 20 years to locate build maintain and operate telephone wires poles and exchanges within the city and to connect with other exchanges. They must install a 50 line exchange by Oct 1 1887 furnish telephones to residents at set rents and provide free city telephones while meeting conditions and damages rules. The ordinance takes effect upon passage publication and acceptance.
The Madison Sentinel reports a steamer purchased for use on Madison Lake. It will carry from 100 to 196 excursionists on planned lake trips.
Buckilet's Arnica Salve claims to treat bruises sores ulcers fever sores eczema and chapped skin with a satisfaction guarantee or money back. Price is 25 cents per box and is offered by C. Y. Durand.
Annual financial summary for Dakota Mutual Insurance Company of Huron Dakota Territory for year ending December 31 1808. Includes assets total income expenses risks and liabilities with figures showing property values and gross risks and notes on signatures by H Gates and notary in Brule County Dakota Territory.
The Wuennas Mutual Insurance Company filed a sworn statement of its condition and business for the ending year 1886 with the proper office. The document notes compliance with the laws governing insurance and the financial health of the firm.
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