Schmitts Welcome Daughter Arrives September 9
Mr and Mrs M A Schmitt rejoice over the arrival of a daughter at their home on September 9.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1884
Page
3
Mr and Mrs M A Schmitt rejoice over the arrival of a daughter at their home on September 9.
Tomas M Jervis led with 38 unco tested votes in the county convention, more than all other candidates combined. M Waterman homew ife s foreman has been bedbound for days but is improving. Frank Herron fills his position as recovery continues. The ring backing Jeffris claimed 34 farmers in its coalition, a majority of delegates. official roll call results appear in another column.
Reported last Friday two performances drew large crowds amid windy conditions. A street parade drew cheers as the show impressed with decency and moderate length. Tension arose as Farmer Melville clashed with E J Ohr over recognition, amid political notes on a strong Republican victory in Maine and looming November contests.
Last night at the courthouse the caucus gave a decisive victory to a Central Bakota candidate and to Jeffris supporters. The session saw heated rivalries from the prior day’s legislative convention and the Raymond-Melville faction lose ground. F E Ketchum led the ticket with 176 votes to Elson’s 76, electing delegates to the county convention.
A traveler reports wheat and oats in stock, flax secured, corn not frost bound, and strong sod corn stands from the Jim river to Huron. He describes Wessington hills with mica, limestone quarries, agates, and remnants of an inland ocean, plus a comic misdirection in travel and cyclone observations.
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