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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1888
Page
6
A Republican gain dominates Beadle County discourse as the Mills bill and county seat fight stir voters. South Dakota and Dakota Territory figures appear in the crowded rally with Gen. Harrison referenced amid expectations of a Republican sweep.
A brisk gathering drew a large group of ladies who urged friends in surrounding states to join efforts this fall. The meeting focused on mobilizing support and coordinating volunteers for upcoming activities.
Sabin asserts that both In New York are all right beyond doubt. The remark frames confidence in the situation and underscores a clear stance on the matter.
A fragmented plea asks readers to urge friends in the east to vote for a rights measure this fall. The note emphasizes civic participation and appears as a brief political call to action in the local page text.
Toonmen appears in Washington representing the Bell Telephone Company as attorney in a case or matter before federal or corporate authorities. Specific actions and dates are not provided in the fragment.
The strike by Chicago street drivers remains active as prospects for a settlement look uncertain. Union leaders say talks have stalled and duty rosters face disruption across the city.
Sparse fire breaks are blamed for ongoing wildfire risk this fall as authorities warn of potential large-scale blazes. Local crews boost patrols and urge landowners to clear brush to curb spread and protect nearby communities.
A Sioux delegation travels to Washington to address land disposal and shift public attention from politics to local affairs. Meanwhile H L Loucks of Minneapolis faces resistance as he tries to steer Dakota farmers on bail feasibility, amid skepticism about his influence and plans.
Tax inventor of volapuk is dead. He probably tried to speak it. We want any better weather than Dakota is furnishing now. Mayor Hewrrt of New York has very hard things to say of Tammany. Lawrence county will boom up in the next legislature with a county division scheme. Taz Farmers' Alline of Brown county has decided not to put any ticket in the field this fall. M. H. Dunnell is making a red hot fight down in Minnesota and will undoubtedly get back into congress this fall. After Nov. 6th Grover Cleveland will remark with James Whitcomb Riley, and it happened just that way.
The senate has confirmed L. W. Croft to the position of associate justice on the Dakota supreme bench. The decision follows consideration of his qualifications and past service.
The writer notes a complete catalogue of offices Prof. Harden has stood for would be an interesting read but would become very bulky. The remark suggests broad political involvement without listing specific offices or dates.
Dr. Bourpiox announces himself as an independent candidate for the legislature after a defeat at the Republican convention. The move signals a break with party lines and a bid for political office as a self described independent.
Historian Geo Banecroft plans to finish a comprehensive history of the United States up to the end of James K. Polk’s administration. The work is described as the closing work of his life.
The Utah Supreme Court ruled that property of the Mormon Church not used for church purposes must be turned over to the United States, aligning with federal land and property laws. The decision affects parcels outside worship use.
West Virginia Democrats urge swift and substantial federal assistance, warning the state will support Harrison if relief is not forthcoming. The plea frames aid as essential and timely to prevent political shift.
Sioux Falls Democrats use all their effort to push Goddard out of the legislative contest calling him a heavy burden and saying they want a candidate with at least an ounce of brains.
Theopore Rooswelt, former NYC mayoral candidate, says he favors admitting the territories of Dakota Ontana and Washington to the union soon. He proposes Dakota be divided into two states and the other two territories kept as is, arguing the issue is one of right and justice for the northwest.
Lacy F. Starrer has purchased the Alpena Journal after leasing it for six months. The move marks the beginning of its sixth volume under Starrer’s ownership and aims to sustain the paper’s reputation as a quality local publication.
The Fifth Annual Meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the South Dakota Synod met at the Congregational church on Friday October 5 drawing a large attendance. Mrs D W Stiver gave the welcome and Mrs J S Oliver closed with remarks urging missions in India Japan China Mexico Africa and among freedmen in the South. Officers elected for the next year included President Mrs J S Oliver and Secretary Mrs T D Archer. Lectures by Miss Anna Noble of Utah and Miss Ella Ward of China highlighted the day. The evening session was lively and inspired.
The advance in wool prices over the past month leads the Globe Democrat to say Democrats think the country favors free wool. The paper argues the rise shows the Mills bill to place wool on the free list is dead and that the party backing the bill will share its fate.
Sioux Falls Press accuses Prof Harden of writing a scandalous letter to W W Goddard alleging Mathews was involved in disreputable acts during his presidency of the council. Goddard says the charge is a lie. L C Taylor of the Alexandria Herald responds confirming Harden wrote the letter and Goddard read it at the Alexandria convention, highlighting its smut.
Weekly list shows names including Charles Anderson Pat Lane Blaine Mrs Sarah Lewis Gaberiel aetote Duke F J McDonald Miz Dickey James Pitts Albert Davis Charles Pa Ed Fercht Miss Luey John Peryst J A Hipkins Miss Lizzie Loomi Thomas Ween sh and others. Postage due one cent per ad.
John W. Hollaender reports two mules and a span of mares missing from his nearby property. One mule is black and the other dark bay with a shoulder stripe. One mare is white and the other dark bay. A puzzling note ends with a stray fragment about Nantucket Inn.
A brief ad note notes Dr Price's Baking Powder marketed nationwide with mentions of New York Chicago and St Louis. It highlights healthful claims and availability in cans while referencing government and university standards.
Ar W L Bliss launches a novelty in his grocery shop with a diminutive yet usable Japan tea pot of earthen material and bamboo handle. Guests receive ornamental articles and a chance to win a teapot souvenir with Hoyt's Cha Bin tea while supplies last. Cunningham takes over Wright House operations. Wright and wife remain guests. John Dixon visits the city after nomination, meeting local residents. Oldfield of Mitchellville, Iowa, plans a visit, staying with Landlord Dimneen. he and E T Cressey recall past acquaintances.
A fragment lists the plaintiff's attorney at Huron with initials D. T, amid a legal filing. The readable portion points to ongoing litigation without further names or details.
A city council meeting addresses minor port governance adjustments and confirms the names of council members present. Officials review duties, with no major policy shifts announced at this session.
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