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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1882

Page

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Obituary and Court Officials Named in Local Notice

Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including Probate Judge H Milien Treasurer F Nienois and Sheriff Reese with other officials such as Coroner and Superintendent of Schools. The readable portion suggests a local government or probate notice detailing officials and roles.

E. ¢. Wanton Ilson la EerreHoock J Rot P Galowweelt H. Milien Fomor F. Nienois McDowaLl Martin Baum Fuerxe Chase Seth Markham

Mother Hen Calls Chickens to Scratch for Breakfast

The mother hen in a green garden patch tells her five young chicks to scratch for breakfast. Each chick laments missing a fat worm or wood meal as they squirm and sigh, while the mother directs them to the feeding spot.

A Railway Episode Turns on a Country City Quip

A brief anecdote aboard a train records a witty exchange between a countryman and a city gentleman. The conductor asks for tickets and the city passenger claims he travels on his good looks, prompting the countryman to quip that he has no fur to go.

Salting and timing hay cuts for quality cattle feed

A Dakota Farmer note warns that cutting hay before harvest risks musty scent if weather worsens. It advises stacking damp hay carefully, and that salting hay—four quarts per load—helps prevent mustiness, reduces waste, and improves palatability for livestock.

Dakota Corn State Gains Sharp Confidence

The Chamberlain Register asserts Dakota’s soil and climate prove it a corn country. It notes six to eight foot corn on new ground, emphasizes soil subduing and proper sequence of crops, and predicts Dakota will rise among top corn states as early planting is avoided.

Dakota Cere Iowa Chamberlain Register

Drowning in the Alpine Lakes

The article explains why bodies of drowned travelers in Swiss and Tyrolean lakes rarely surface. Cold deep water keeps bodies submerged, buoyancy is suppressed by pressure, and gas expulsion prevents flotation. Dredging fails due to great depths and strong currents.

Switzerland Tyrol Attersee Botto

Social Life in Dakota in Jaux Falls Bulletin

Social relations are vital in Dakota communities and mirror those elsewhere. The piece notes well-dressed people with warm hearts, neat homes, and attention to social amenities, showing Dakota life resembles other regions in social practice.

Jaux Falls Dakota

Don and marriage mindsets from a tongue in cheek column

An American woman offers social advice on choosing a husband by outward appearance and accessories. She argues that neckwear signals character, noting details from eye glasses to gloves and scents, and warns against marrying men who fit certain fashion fads.

Ian Foan

Notorious Nihilist A W Armored for Saghalin Transport

A notorious Nihilist known as a w is placed under arrest and to be transported to Saghalin Island in the Okhotsk Sea. During the voyage he tries to ingratiate guards by sharing cigars bought himself or by friends. The driver and guards sleep after smoking narcotic laced items, allowing the prisoner to seize a horse from the escort.

Saghalin Sea of Okhotsk

Young Burliston Clerk Deftly Handles Nuts Deal

A Burlington hardware clerk named Blakie improvises to satisfy a countryman buyer. He spots a price of 25 cents a dozen and 30 off. He then offers to sell at the next store, impressing the customer with his quick thinking.

Burlington Transacray

Duke of Wellington recalls draconian order to hang trespassers

The Duke recounts how he tried to curb looting by ordering the execution of three soldiers caught in the act. He describes dinner guests including Lord Nugent and a grim morning when the three men were hanged from a tree to deter others, later learning the men had died in hospital and were returned.

Wellington Duke of Wellington Lord Nugentey

Saluting Infant Royalty At The Guard House

The San Francisco Chronicle notes guards salute royalty passing the guard house with dramatic arms and orderliness. Sentries shout and the company fills the line when a royal child appears, a ritual echoed even for the crown prince's infant. A past American colony tale adds context with a nurse and a child incident.

The San Francisco Chronicle Chicago

Fragmented OCR Read Yields Sparse Personal Note

A garbled OCR snippet shows partial phrases about engagement and a personal message. Readable elements are limited to vague references to a person and a relationship context, with no clear event, date, or identifiable names.

Death of Rev. T M Williams in Ridgewater

The Rev. T M Williams died Friday in this place after a week of illness. Friends nationwide offered comfort as he faced a sudden apoplectic fit at about four o’clock, attempting to speak before passing at seven. He faced death with hopeful calm.

T.M. Williams Williams Spince Ridgewater Times

Anecdotes on Emerson and a Irish Clergyman Tale

A fragment from Ireland's Personal Collections recounts a Middlebury address by Emerson, a pastor’s blunt prayer, and a Belfast tale of a tireless merchant. The narrator notes a clergyman’s plain reply and a garrulous visitor who learns to speak with Greek philosophy style.

Emerson Liter Society Middlebury Verant Renee Experson Giles Sies Erwe Ireland

Dakota Crops Bring Large Emigration and Strong Yields

Letters from Michigan reporter J S Mason describe Dakota harvests as highly favorable with wheat and oats exceeding expectations. Across Lake County yields reach eighteen to thirty bushels per acre for wheat and up to one hundred for oats while rye barley and flax also perform well. Stocking and hay production surge as thousands of tons are cut and prepared for shipment to eastern markets.

J. S. Mason Kalamazoo County Michigan R. J. Mason Dakota Lake County Duri

Madison Sentinel Wordplay Sparks Community Housing Call

A clipped line from the Madison Sentinel hints at a housing push noting room for five thousand more residents and a sense of home within a community web.

Madison Sentinel

Fractured Tale of a Gentlemans Fatal Night

A distressed father plans a quiet dinner at his home in a small town. A failed attempt to hide wine and a candle ignite a deadly chain of events leading to a violent death and the sitter’s collapse into terror and fever.

Tor Innle Bisheil Herold

A Chapter on Youngsters Wit and Shifting Tales

An anecdotal look at children’s wit and mischief as seen in recent humorous writings. Vignettes recount a six year old shopkeeper, a boy asking about what adults mean by “what they be away for,” and a confident reply from a child about Jonah.

Thill Jonah

Legal Advertising Rates and Services Offered

Legal notices advertise at legal rates. Special notices include ten cents per line. Job work is performed neatly and promptly. Book and blank work is available and lawyers briefs are printed in approved legal style.

Coal rich Dakota West of Missouri sparks growth hopes

Fargo Republican highlights vast coal deposits in the Dakota west of the Missouri and in the Mouse River country. Authors argue fuel abundance, population growth, and capital will drive development, making Dakota a wealthy, prosperous new Northwest.

Fargo Dakota Missouri Mouse River New Northwest East Ple Europe America Ander

Editorial Gatekeeping and Acceptance Privileges

An essay argues that editors hold absolute power to accept or reject manuscript submissions without needing to justify the decision. It notes amateur writers misunderstand this autonomy and stresses that editorial authority preserves the unity of the journal.

Boston

Profit and planting methods for black walnut trees

A Chicago Tribune correspondent recounts how Illinois farmers can profit from black walnut trees amid timber shortages. He cites Mr. B. Wilson of Jackson and nurseryman Bates, detailing planting steps, spacing, thinning, and the potential returns of a 160 acre farm planted with walnuts.

Alog Stual Chicago Tribuje B. Wilson Jackson Ill Illinois Florida Linois Mr. Bates Whitehall Tlllinois

Also Mentioned on This Page

Augustine. Davis Tribune Building Obo General Directory Vem Oldie An Tekan F. Joss Mai I Episcopal Dm. Hoyt Grace Church Kansas guspay-Senoot J. W. Shannon Carr GranGe A. Cressey Presbyterian J. B. Pomeroy Cemeter Wisconsin Fourth Spm Methodist A. FP Thompson Parker Hall Prayoer Elas Repting Union Sabbath Knowhs G. Wheeler Y. J. Nichols G.A. Cressey J. K. Hannay Dakota Central Railroad Huron J. Fiewo S.A. MopHok Fr. Otteh Hart W. E. Baran Wa Meeistchh Jomnaon Chisnan Northwestern Railway Dakota Division L Mail &Exp War F Pfeil Wayreight Pierre Sun- Ot Sanday A.m. Weston Tauren la Lake Brookings Ordway Ee Huron Ord Aga Uail Wisp Vincent Southern Joan Cain Attorneys At Law R. H. Brown Geo Pe ‘Sterlin Pauitte Ylcrit ‘& Brown Jin Real Estate Reed Cansesa J. E. Elson Law J. B. Kelley Atty Abe Baal Land Office Ss. O Nash Attorney At Law Hough and Wold W B. Ingersoll Iowa and Hylton, Dakota Architects D. C. Jewett Peete W. L. Dow Yankton, D. T I. J. Mouser Beadle County W. B. Joy Daxota A.O. Harvey,m. D Love Bros.’ Building G. W. Moody, M. D Farmers' and M Te’ Bank Beadle A. J. Dickinson M. D Hills’ Bank Treet Huron, D. T O. B. Thompson Dle F.O Sale Practical Dentist Huron D. T Power of Attorney G. W. Gerard Dail Sinc Alli Love Building Eran the Relay JOY Brothers Dak Banks Bank OF Huron Pierce & Sayles Land and Locating Agents Laon Kbta St. Lawrence, Hand Co., D. T J. B. Smith Farmers & Merchants’ Bank Dr Huron Beadle CO. Bank Government Land Acts Notaries Public Frank EZ. Stevens Money, Lauer Lantorn & Hotel C. T Milwaukee Junction Choice Government J. M. Suxvidan W.H. Dayn Sneigar & Davis Soule & Holbrook Proy Lawn Ormice Horox Daxorly Bakery Vienna Bread Graham G. W. Aus P. J. Sweeney Stewart Dax W. B. Webb General Hardware Ian Northville Srixk Co Blacksmith EKM CHASE D. M. Wells West Linz Daxora Avr John A. Wilson Oreans Terry & Clark, Huron Stables P. T. Hayden Ritschlag & Schaller Bell House W. F. Ingham Erchant Tailor Dakota Avenue Farmer Ben Shields & Erickson W. L. Brockman Forestry General Nursery Honon Dagora Northwest Experimental Forest Farm Town 110 Range H. M. Thompson & Son Preston, Kingsbury Jonux Hottariver Daxora J. Cromack H. F. Snedigar Siweya Agricultural Childress Dakota Fuel Brea
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