Daily Huronite Item Flags Prices and Schedule
Fragmentary notice reports a price or event with a monetary figure and a weekly schedule. Includes mentions of Monte and a game or week related activity. Not all details are clear due to OCR errors.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1887
Page
1
Fragmentary notice reports a price or event with a monetary figure and a weekly schedule. Includes mentions of Monte and a game or week related activity. Not all details are clear due to OCR errors.
The piece states that the weekly newspaper is considered the best in the Territory for readers to learn of resources and services. It mentions continuing publication, with postage paid to any location in the world, and identifies Davis, Longstaff & Crouch as editors and proprietors.
William Andrew Jackson denounces General Land Office head William Sparks for alleged maladminstration. Washington journalist William E. Curtis cites widespread delays, due process doubts, and hardship for 295000 entries awaiting action on homesteads pre emption and timber claims.
Theodore Roosevelt argues that parties are more than men and platforms. They embody traditions and tendencies, and on key questions lawmakers vote for interest groups, revealing traitor to party dynamics within Democrats.
A reflective tribute recalls a poet who endured pain and toil, praising his honored name and peaceful rest. The verses honor his quiet legacy, with lines blessing his memory and the enduring welcome of those he served through his work.
London May 12 Gladstone spoke to about forty non-conformist ministers at Dr Parker's residence on Ireland. He argued no basis to accuse the Parnellites of Irish crime, contrasted past denouncements with current dangers, supported Liberal-Parnellite alliance, denounced press coercion bills, and condemned Times prosecutions as a farce.
Rapid City Journal urges ongoing care for newly planted trees. It notes many trees are large and need ample water to establish roots and survive transplantation, warning that drought or poor breathing can kill them during adjustment. The moral stresses consistent watering.
A speaker praises Sioux City residents as level headed and capable. He says the town’s growth depends on wise, collective effort by its strong, practical men who aim to lift the community through broad assistance.
A Sioux Falls boy fishing at Covell's lake near Sioux Falls says bullheads are plentiful and good to eat. He notes speckled trout are not sought after, claiming there is no time for them while bullheads provide plenty of catch.
At Fargo a large salience of Odd Fellows arrived by afternoon train led by Grand Master H. J. Rice of Huron and other officers. The report lists several grand officers and grand representatives from Sioux Falls Yankton and Madison among others.
Special report notes an inmate died in a jail cell after an apparent hanging attempt. Authorities report the prisoner bound towel to the upper part of the cell, resulting in a fatal strangulation. Officials continue investigation into circumstances and cause of death.
At a Hook and Ladder Co meeting Z C Tracker was named team captain as Aberdeen eyes the approaching tournament. A brutal boxing match in Cleveland ended with Sam Schwartz unable to defend and carried away after ten rounds. News from Washington and Philadelphia covered baseball results and local arrest of Dr R M Elliott in Aberdeen.
The Leading Journal explains a shift in the Homonrre of Huron, stating the paper has long been the leading journal in central Dakota and suggests the change will not cause any loss.
In the June American Magazine the frontispiece shows a StatRoute postman in a wilderness with wild animals as unwelcome companions. An illustrated article titled The Last remnad of Frontier by Ernest Ingersoll explores this unsettled region with descriptive detail.
A well dressed young man, described as polite and confident, approaches a lady near Nicollet and Syndicate blocks. He recalls being known as The Kid a notorious figure, prompting surprise and a brief sting of anger before he continues his greeting. The scene suggests a resurfacing of a storied past.
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