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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1888
Page
1
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Personal notices recount Mrs. A C Bixler and her husband visiting Illinois after early settlement. Mr Bixler plans southern travel before returning. Geo Rector travels between quarterly meetings. Schoolhouse district No 3 hosts meetings Monday and Tuesday evenings. Farmers complain of last year’s high tax due by July 1. Rehobdans urged to heed advice.
William B. Allison of Iowa emerges as a presidential candidate option. The source notes his affiliation with Iowa and frames his bid within a historical context.
The National Republican convention for 1888 will meet in Chicago on Tuesday the 19th. Dakota delegates include G C Moody of Lawrence, J M ey of Minnehaha, B H Sullivan of Aurora, W eee of ee u, W Hopp of Beowkings, Hubbard of Case, B Richardson of Grand Forks, J C Hansbrough of Ramsey. Alternates: J W Fowler of Penning county, Guster Gilbert of Towner, Fred Schnauber of Yankton, J H Baldwin of Hand, J G Orr of yeas, Pa Merwin of Walsh, HM le Moran of Burleigh.
The Fargo Republican reports General Campbell will call a convention to let all citizens voice views on Dakota governance, division and statehood for two states, and the legislature's role in retaliation against Washington officials. It emphasizes emancipation from perceived thraldom and invites public consideration of fall campaign work and agency.
The Mitchell Republican discusses the July 10 convention in this city. It is expected to prepare for the fall and legislative campaigns and to elect a legislature aligned with the two state movement and the effort to remove control from the carpet bag executive. The convention will consider matters for Dakota’s good and local self-government across both South and North Dakota.
Reports of General Sheridan’s death were premature. His condition improved today and he may live, prompting prayers on Memorial Day. In Hyde County North Dakota a wife murder threat was reported amid an Indian scare.
Washington May 28 Gen Sheridan shows slight but distinct improvement in all symptoms after a bad night. Pulse steadier at 110, edema subsiding, nourishment well assimilated. Officials and the president monitor his condition. later bulletin notes a comfortable day, sleep, clear mind, and stronger pulse. Memorial Day events noted in Hienmore and other items follow.
William Dougherty, a farmer 16 miles north of town, was arrested by Sheriff Meigs on a warrant from his wife charging assault with intent to kill. He allegedly became enraged and took down a shotgun during the incident.
The Mills tariff bill appears headed for approval in the committee of the whole as discussions proceed.
Prosperous Quiet reports a new prairie locomotive the pea yacht by R May and John Dawson drawing attention along the line. It is a wagon with a large sail capable of 20 mph and sailing in any direction but into the wind.
A report notes that it has rained in the Lower Sioux area on a day since April 26, indicating continued wet weather for the region. It mentions the status of local conditions and the timing relative to late April observations.
The town faces next week with resolve as workers, led by practical young men, rally to complete duties. The community notes damage from a new railroad cut on old grounds and prepares for a busy, challenging season despite setbacks and uncertainty.
A terse note mentions flowers and a commander's touch on the shoulder in a fragmentary scene. The text also references an old context or object, leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
Citizens observed memorial day with notable interest as public sentiment for a good cause remains strong. The Honorire plans a morning edition during Tournament and St Louis convention week while urging community support.
Across Nebraska West Virginia southeastern Iowa Illinois and Michigan storms disrupted Monday travel with hail strong winds and heavy rainfall causing damage and power outages in multiple communities.
The firemen's tournament at Haston and the Democratic National Convention at St. Louis are slated as major events for the coming week.
A novelty known as the wind wagon created a city stir after Hank Snedigar debuted it propelled by wind. The craft vanished from headquarters attention yet Broadland youths push the idea forward with rival enthusiasm, raising questions of patent infringement and shared inspiration.
Editor argues for vigorous party activity in support of statehood and division, citing names of GOP leaders and urging large, frequent meetings. The piece promotes free discussion and warns against fear of action, asserting Republican strength rests in collective effort and public engagement.
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