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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1888
Page
1
Harvest excursion plans by North Western Railway
A fragmented notice outlines harvest trips arranged by the North Western Railway inviting friends to visit and explore settlement and investment opportunities in the region. Details on sale at multiple stations and a November to December date are mentioned in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Railway
Ch Pene
Rai
Iesmber
Prohibition Convention Invites Supporters to Voters
All voters who are friendly to the prohibition cause and opposed to rum rule are invited to the convention. Names listed include J. P. Davis surveyor W.B. Roy, J. Foxton for District Attorney Wu B. Sterling for Justices of the Peace, Grant C. Blake J. Shefler John L. Gould constables H. Alexander S. J. Markham J. L. Campbell Grant Whorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the
Pes
Prede. Grant
C. A. Blake
J. Shefler
John L. Gould
H. Alexander
J. Markham
J. L. Campbell
Grant Whorton
Eet
Grant County Republicans Endorse Wa ter town Platform
The Grant county GOP held a recent convention adopting resolutions praising the Water town platform and endorsing the nominee for delegate to Congress. The group urges strong support to secure a victory with a large majority.
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Grant County
Brookings Press
Watertown
Congress
Beadle County Democrats Described as Disappointed Lot
A commentator laments the Beadle county democrats calling them a worse disappointed lot than any found, noting their perceived failures and frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Harden’s Admission Question Echoes in Two Tours Speech
A fragment from last night’s speech by Prof. Harden hints at a division and admission query that remained unanswered. The remark followed two tours, leaving readers awaiting clarification from the speaker on campus policy and program access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Harden
Round in Senate Charrges Against Ballot Discussion
Fragmentary report shows a Senate round over ballot discussion with Speaker Spooner accusing Odke of railing against the process. The passage hints at a tense exchange about electoral procedure and public confidence in the ballot system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Spooner
Odke
Blaine Heads to Michigan as Political Tour Opens
New York dispatch reports James G. Blaine leaving Grand Central at 6 p m in Gov Alger’s private car en route to Detroit for campaign duties. Aurora County farmers receive dues from Republican convention while Spink County debates liquor policy this fall. The president has signed the bill barring Chinese entry to the United States. Blaine on the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
New York
James .G. Blaine
Grand Central Depot
Gov. Alger
Detroit
Lack of Candidates Spurs Mock Campaign Entries
Brooxixes Oct 1 four candidates, all farhers, have come forward for councilman and sheriff. Some claim the sheriff duties are simply delivering poll boxes twice yearly and summoning jurors, reflecting a humorous view of local political races.
Local Option in Spink County Vote Approved
County commissioners approve submitting local option to voters at fall election. Bert Armstrong bound over in justice court for keeping a blind pig and to appear in district court next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink
Bert Armstrong
Justice’s Court
District Court
The Chinese Can't Come in at Washington and Dakota
President Cleveland endorses the Chinese bill as a twenty year experiment in blending social habits and race differences. J W Havren, a Democratic candidate for delegate, spoke at the opera house to a large audience but offered no clear stance on Dakota issues or tariffs. He labeled the Watertown Republican platform as taffy and attacked Caldwell and Mathews in a heated Huron audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
United States
J. W. Hanven
Opera
House
Dakota
Watertown
Caldwell
Bronx Falls Press
Edwards
Mathews
Oncy
Harden
Harder
Lican County Convention Chooses Strong Farmer Ticket
The county convention assembled with full delegate representation and no proxies. Farmers controlled the proceedings and elected a strong ticket with Plankinton giving sheriff and district attorney, White Lake selecting treasurer and surveyor, while other offices went to the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lican County
Coun Conv
Aurora County
Plankinton
White Lake
Republican Gains in Connecticut Town Elections
Haastrorp Conn Oct 1 The small town elections show a political drift with Republicans retaining a majority of towns. Returns from about one third of the state indicate no loss for Republicans. South Norwalk elects a Republican mayor. Meriden’s Democratic majority falls from about 500 to 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haastrorp
Conn
Connecticut
South Norwalk
Meriden
Vote for Harden Endorsement Question Posed
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader questions the basis for endorsing Harden and Editor Sage of St. Lawrence replies with a cryptic critique. The exchange hints at church related influence and unclear motives amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Harden
Sparks
Sage
St. Lawrence
Church
Cleveland
Parks
District W C T U Convention At Methodist Church
A district W C T U convention will be held in the Methodist church with delegates from Sally Buffalo Hughes Potter Hyde Hang Beadle Spink Jerauld and surrounding unions. Mrs M L Wells of Chattanooga Tenn will attend and H M Barker is listed as Territorial. Highmore residents offer hospitality and board will be available at reduced rates. A double quartet directed by Prof Evans will provide music from the Silver Lake quartett book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sally
Uffalo
Hughes
Potter
Hyde
Hang
Beadle
Spink
Jerauld
M. L. Wells
Chattanooga
Tenn
H. M. ‘Barker
Highmore
Evans
Silver Lake
Old Hutch and Ris Corner at the Chicago pit auction
The scene in Chicago's market shows Old Hutch by a pillar smiling as bids climb to 1.25 per unit with shorts frantic to buy. A ticket points to 127 and notable sales reach high prices while a crowd, led by Brine, clamors for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hutch
Ris Corner
Chicago Tribune
Johnny Brine
Baste
Counselman
Wheat Market Volatility and Legislation Signals
A chaotic trading day in the wheat pit shows prices rising to around 1.08 before dipping to 1.063 with October and December futures listed. The report notes uncertainty in land law and mentions political moves toward nominating Lowry, with expectations of Republican support across Beadle and surrounding counties.
Breckie Seeks Coal Vein Near Surface in Canning
H H Breckie, four miles south of Canning Coal, is boring for coal and claims a large vein within forty five feet of the surface. He is sinking his shaft and confident of a rich supply just below the slate he has struck. He has the means to push the enterprise and expects a decision soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
Buvnr
H. H. Breckie
High Priced Flour in Marxgaronis Region
Flour prices have risen sharply with a $2 increase in two months and forecasts of $10 per barrel. Charles A. Pillsby, head of the world’s largest milling firm, warned of a coming price cyclone due to a shortage of good milling wheat for both domestic and foreign demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marxgaronis
Charles A. Pillsby
Blaine Arrives in Detroit Amid Public Hope and Doubts
Blaine arrived at Detroit on Tuesday amid fears that acceptance of Levi P. Morton by the public may be delayed. The report notes uncertainty and public sentiment surrounding the political developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Detroit
J. i
Levi P. Morton
District Conven Nominates Robert Lowry for Council at Alpena
Alpena convention on Thursday produced a tight ballot contest among counties with Lowry of Beadle emerging on the twenty first ballot by 13 to 11, Beadle 12 and one from Jerauld supporting Lowry, Sanborn seven and four from Jerauld backing Price. Price and yer were nominated for representatives by ad provisional acclaim. Resolutions endorsed the national platform and Republican nominees, urging action to aid farmers, oppose combinations, and support a soldier's home and tax equity. The Watertown platform was endorsed with pledges to oppose plans to divide territory and hostility to every plank and candidate rot t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Robert Lowry
Beadle
Jerauld
Lowry
Sanborn
M. M. Price
Price
Yer
Acne Ab
Watertown
Motion on Nomination of Cockatti Davis Sparks Debate
A letter from an editor or party figure defends a nominating motion at a Beadle county Democratic convention in October 1888. The writer explains no one asked for endorsement of Mr Cook and claims no favors or aims beyond Beadle voters. He asserts the motion was made for the right reasons and denies knowledge of further actions by other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockatti Davis
Herald-Democrat
Cook
Mr. Cook
Beadle
Vention
Republican Meeting Notice for Communione District No 1
Republicans of communione district No 1 will meet at Rodne school house on October 6 at 2 PM. Missioner for said district presides. Five townships entitled to three seats. BLN. Howat R. H. Cowen, Chair, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodne
Iemissioner
Des Gates
Howat R. H. Cowen
Haron Resident Heads New Central Committee
C M Witsos of Haron is chosen chairperson of the new central committee for the Eighth district. Immediate arrangements are to be made for the term of which Mr Witege will other in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Witsos
Haron
Witege
French Democracy Article Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss tensions between aristocratic ideas and democratic impulses in France amid a broader debate about national governance. The passage hints at a divide between elite tradition and popular reform without clear specifics.
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Brookings County
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Marvin Cook
Jacob Huffman
A. B. Coptin
J. P. Davis
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Coronel JL. Foxton
Wu. B. Sterling
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