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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1889
Page
4
The Huronite notes Turbright Gann Valley Chief’s one year of success and the Lake Preston Times’ ninth volume. It credits Moody and Pettigrew’s campaign, laments timing with Loucks, and praises Jim Heron’s favorable outcome.
The constitution aims for permanent church state separation while the initial legislature convenes in a church, highlighting the tension between principle and practice as lawmakers gather in sacred space.
Tur Huronrre congratulates Nick Hotaling who will serve as sergeant at arms of the House. A good citizen who will make a good officer.
The editor says he hates to blame his patrons and doubts happiness while running the newspaper with that disposition. The remark highlights tensions between leadership and readers in the local press.
The President and Governor Mellette propose a plan to ensure all Da Kotans can celebrate Thanksgiving turkey this year in an independent United States of America.
A reflective look at North and South Dakota politics, rail expansion, and local power shifts. Mentions include Governor Mellette, Brown County seat politics, the Bismarck brewery, Iowa rail mileage, Pierre church dedication, and Judge Smith’s electoral wide margins across eight counties.
A newspaper man reflects on the grind of producing fifty issues a year and the rare gratitude of subscribers. He laments deadbeat readers who vanish without paying, calling the lack of payment anarchy and predicting eventual justice in a figurative hell.
A Fargo Republican notes a humorous moment in Dakota politics as Jud LaMoure shifts toward temperance. The piece claims he reportedly refuses his retions amid the upheaval.
The late Sunset Cox said the population of the new state of Washington was the pick of the country. Washington, however, was carried by a Republican majority of 8000.
The Beadle county fair grounds will again host a dairy show with a planned Cow Palace in Huron, the central city of the Cow counties. It promises the grandest exhibition of dairy animals and products seen in the west, with Beadle county vowing to keep the event.
Beadle County Board of Commissioners October 1889 session in Huron notes warrants, tax abatements, and bills. Action on refund petitions, committee appointments for jail water connection, adjournments with detailed precinct tax returns and payrolls for county officers and poor relief. Minutes record elected county constable and adjournment to November 1 1889.
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