21 Nov 1889
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1889
Page
1
Local notice concerns F B Grant and the firm American Investment linked to a matter on Third Street. Details readable show a public or legal action affecting property or business entities in the Wauuina area.
Land attorney at 1008 F Street Northwest Washington DC handles proofs and contests in land office matters. Terms involve Robert and Shannon. This brief notice outlines legal procedures and the filing of claims or defenses related to land dealings.
Drs Hubbard and Co advertise transparent dental and hearing services with patient presence allowed. They claim rapid cross adjustment procedures and compressed air deafness treatment, inviting the public to visit at the Depot hotel room 7 on Friday November 22 for a three day demonstration.
Mrs Josie Heine of near Huron and her son in law traveled to Dakota for a heart surgery by Dr Hubbard Co. The operation was successful and she recovered quickly. Dr Hubbard Co will return to Huron at the Depot hotel on Friday November 22 for three days to consult chronic cases.
Drs Hubbard and Co come to Huron on Friday November 22 and stay three days. They will be at room seven Depot Hotel.
Washington reports list Alonzo J. Edgerton as district judge for South Dakota and William B. Sterling as United States attorney for the same district. Sioux Falls notes marshal Maratta turning over penitentiary wing to state authorities with prisoners, while Deputy Warden Jeffers handles receipts. Patnaud’s court clerk appointment earns broad approval amid party lines. W. Williams backs Sunol and Ax Tell lineage, touting 2:08 pace potential and California hopes against rivals.
President today appointed John Q A Braden South Dakota to be register of the land office at Aberdeen Chas J O Macleod to be receiver of public moneys at Aberdeen Geo W Ayers to be receiver of public moneys at Rapid City Horace Scudder Beatrice Neb named confidential secretary to the commissioner of the general land office Senator Pettigrew returns from Washington. opening of Sioux reservation expected soon and Judge Edgerton's U S district court appointment to occur Thursday next.
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Willi Jerling of Huron appointed as South Dakota’s first U S district attorney. Born 1880 in Beadle County, educated at University of Wisconsin Madison, he served two years as Beadle County DA and gained prominence for a fiery speech at the Huron Republican convention last August. His rise is seen as marking a new era in the state’s jurisprudence.
Bismarck North Dakota November 19 The legislature organized on the Republican caucus slate. Gilbert A Pierce was chosen unanimously for one United States senatorship. Second place ballots failed to produce a result with M M Johnson 27 J P McCumber 14 N G Ordway 10 Walter Muir 8 George H Walsh 11 M Spencer 1 W O Plummer 7 and George H Winship 2. Balloting likely to resume after several days.
Representatives elect from four new states agree to act as a unit on key interests. They favor silver coinage, river and harbor improvements, irrigation, lead ore import tax, and farming protections including sheep raising. The group notes Gifford is ill and not attending.
The Plkader train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line derailed near St Olaf Saturday night. Passenger coach overturned causing serious spinal injuries to Mary Mehan of Dubuque and painful injuries to Andrew Reiter of the McGregor News Mrs Thomas Williams and Deputy Sheriff Elmer Benton of McGregor.
An unseemly sprint to secure clerkships dominates activity in the North Dakota legislature as lawmakers seek administrative posts. The haste underscores strain on staff resources and concerns over fair access.
Yesterday about seventy five wagons drew in for coal sold at cost with no fright charges. Monday’s stock sold quickly and many teams stayed over for today’s arrivals. The coal relief is a boon to local farmers who once paid high fuel rates.
W. B. Sterling of Huron, a popular Beadle county district attorney, will serve as U S district attorney for South Dakota. The announcement credits Sterling with filling the position honorably and bringing credit to the state.
Huron residents express enthusiasm to energize the town, erase past differences, and pursue harmonious action for growth. The piece urges common sense and collective determination, noting location and natural advantages alone cannot build a thriving community without engaged people.
Brooxmas reports a large fire in Aurora seven miles east of the city that wiped out seven businesses on Main street. The blaze destroyed a drug store, Kelsey's bank, the harness shop, the hotel area, and other western side structures from the hotel to the next street.
Bismanox Nov 18 The planned senatorial caucus for tonight failed as no caucus will be held until the legislature organizes. Republicans in the house nominate D. B. Wellman for speaker Maj. Hamilton for chief clerk and O Bowsfield of Ellendale for senate secretary Ex Gov Pierce remains a likely senator candidate with Ordway and N M Johnson as strong contenders for the remaining seat, though neither may win.
Dom Pedro concedes to the new republic of Brazil as provinces acknowledge the federal state. The former emperor sails toward Portugal. the flag of the republic is adopted and the nation rests peacefully after the transition.
The Des Moines Leader notes that Dolliver’s campaign epigram claimed Iowa would go democratic when hell goes Methodist. The paper asserts that Iowa has already spoken, questioning the quip’s relevance and asking about the response from other places.
A humorously fractured broadcast style piece from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, references Uncle Sam and appetites for veal pie jelly and Appollinaris water. The rambling text mixes satire with surreal requests and mentions assorted items and dental amplifiers.
Citizens of Haron cheer statehood despite losing the temporary capital status. The Advance notes strong public support and continued enthusiasm from locals in Happy in Statehood.
Huron South Dakota shows a vibrant push to attract diverse industries. The town’s notable energy and determination are highlighted as engines for lasting prosperity driven by local initiative and perseverance.
A editorial on the editor’s role amid ingratitude and hostility. It defends editors who speak their conscience despite criticism from grumblers and ingrates, noting editors should proceed regardless of charity or thanks.
The Farmers Institute opens December 8 at the College building for ten days with lectures by Cary Foster Keffer Kerr Orentz Shepard and others on veterinary, entomology, farming accounts, gardening and agricultural chemistry. Daily program lists topics through December 10 including stock breeding fruit crops dairying and tree planting.
A Brookings South Dakota notice from November 4, 1889 outlines a multi day agricultural institute with lectures on veterinary science forestry diversified farming and soil chemistry. Evening talks include President Chamberlain Gow Mellette and others. library and lab facilities will be available. dormitory rooms may be rented with meals at two dollars ten cents per week. advance notices for accommodations urged.
Harrison named Will B. Sterling of Huron for United States Attorney amid remarks in Watertown Democrat reporting the second offense death case and confirming the appointment.
A fragment notes that some Iowa Republicans discuss party strategy after the election. The piece opines Republicans have less to worry about than their opposition and that the other side should do the figuring for a time.
An observer split between Iowa and South Dakota notes Iowa has more people in county dependent poorhouses than those needing minimal winter aid in South Dakota. He cites weekly visits to each state for business and Salvation.
The Beadle county district attorney Wm B Sterling is slated to become U S district attorney for South Dakota. The piece notes Sterling’s rising career and suggests he could be a future presidential candidate. It also mentions Charley Howard of Spink county as a likely deputy U S district attorney.
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