Dakota Land Office Reports October Homestead Increase
Nine Dakota land offices show 253 more homestead and pre-emption entries in October, lifting total to 1136 for the month. Timber culture entries reach 515 and related proofs, while 4761 acres are acquired by purchase or land scrip at four offices. South Dakota voters adopt a provisional state government. capital likely at Huron with nine offices reporting, and President reportedly favors division of Dakota into two states.
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Prem Coram Desioner
Dimlap
Dakota
Watertown
Dividaps
Etoher
South Dakota
Deabr
Huron
Black Hills
Congress
A. C. Mellette
A. E. Frank
H. S. Murphy
D. W. Diggs
Frank Alexander
Robert Dollord
A. Sheridan Jones
W. E. H. Beadle
Dighton Carson
A. G. Kellam
FB. Bennett
Theodore Kanousé
United States
Washington
Haron
Dakota Deliberates on Will, Sioux Reservation and Capital
The Dakota discussion urges passage of a will, opposes renewed clashes over Crow Creek and Old Winnebago reserves, and supports opening Black Hills for settlement. It notes Sioux Reservation impacts on state access and cites a government search for tin and coal along the Morean river in the Sioux Territory.
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Cudlip
Guteber Baller
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
Dakota
Indian Lights Association
Congress
Boi
Winnebago
Crow Creek
Mr. Welsh
Black Hills
Yue
Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Morean
Geological Survey of Dakota
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