Republican Judicial Convention of the Fifth Circuit SD
The Republicans of the Fifth Judicial Circuit South Dakota will meet in Redfield on September 14 1893 to nominate a candidate for Judge of the Circuit Court and conduct routine business. Delegates are allocated by county based on votes for Governor in 1892 with alternates allowed and counties Brown and Spink referenced. Chairman N P Bromskay signs dated August 24 1893.
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Sans
South Dakota
Huron
C. H. Shel
Hele
Fifth Judicial Circuit
An County
C. H. Sheldon
Legac
Sach Conven
Brown Spink
Redfield
8. D
N. P. Bromsk&y
Threshing Pushes Forward on West Side
A local agricultural push intensifies as threshing activities spread across the west side, with farmers coordinating efforts and equipment moving into fields ready for harvest.
Wessington Delegation Notes and Grim Reports
Bro Blake appears with the Wessington delegation as usual. The county remains frost free, with crops drying out. Emin Pasha reportedly uses a new death style this season, having been eaten by cannibals.
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Bro
Blake
Wessington
Emin Pasha
Burrows Discretion Urged After Public Opinion Comment
Watertown Public Opinion opines that if Reverend Burrows is bound to be indiscreet he should be discreet about it, reflecting local scrutiny of clerical conduct.
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Watertown
Mr. Burrows
New Weslington Postmaster Reed Resides in Whiteside Township
Weslington appoints Reed as postmaster and he lives in Whiteside township. Charles Newton Cooper states he will relocate into town for the duties and duties ahead.
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Reed
Wessington
Whiteside Township
Charles Newton Cooper
Republicans Nominate Hon A W Bartt for Supreme Judge
The Republicans name Hon A W Bartt as their candidate for the supreme judgeship promising a firm, impartial approach. Haron pledges support and timber for conventions of any party to ensure broad backing.
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Hon
A. W. Bartt
Haron
Special invitation to Grain Palace at Aberdeen acknowledged
The Huronite notes a special invitation to attend the Grain Palace in Aberdeen and says the invitation will be promptly accepted.
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Grain Palace
Aberdeen
New York Banks Offer Currency Shipments Abroad
New York bankers are offering to ship currency in any quantity to country customers as the times seem to be gradually bracing up again.
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New York
Money in Wessington to Move Wheat Sparks Trade Hype
The Times notes ample cash in Wessington to finance a wheat shipment, yet suggests the turnout of five eager buyers may be insufficient to absorb the available supply. The passage contrasts financial capacity with actual demand in a brisk market snapshot.
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the Times
Wessington
Iroquois Chief Moves Publication Day
The Iroquois Chief will be published on Friday instead of Tuesday. The change pleases readers who want Sunday reading. The note imagines a meeting where Beadie county Democrats speak their true sentiments on each issue.
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Beadie County
Cornstalk Fifteen Foot Height Graces Elk Point Office
A fifteen foot one inch cornstalk stands in the Elk Point office as a courier arrives with the towering plant. The courier sought the shortest stalk to avoid cutting the specimen before town visit.
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South Dakota
Elk Point
Republicans Invited to Tonight's Caucuses Officials Say
A formal notice urges Republicans to attend this evening caucuses citing improving times and official confirmation. The message stresses reliability and expected participation.
Attention Turns to Feed Crops and Livestock
A short inquiry asks about directing focus toward feed crops and the stock that sustains them and questions whether one is set on moving toward a better country and where that destination lies.
Heated term opens in United States Senate
The article notes the Senate enters a new session amid a heated term as debates loom over priorities and party dynamics. It highlights early confirmation votes and anticipated clashes on key policy measures.
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United States Senate
Grain and Grass Export Prompts Poor Business View
A historical remark argues that raising grain and grass for export will always be poor business. The statement reflects a cautious economic stance about agricultural export profitability.
All must learn to live in this good world for gain
A reflective line on adapting to life to secure pleasure and profit in a shared world. It emphasizes collective learning and practical living to achieve benefit.
Northwestern press cites “Indiscreet but no criminality”
The passage notes Joe Freudenfeld as a non resident with many friends hoping for quick wealth. It quotes a rising phrase about discretion versus crime circulating in the Northwestern press.
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Joe Freudenfeld
Northwestern
Reed to Review The Political Situation in North American Review
Former Speaker Reed will critique the September issue of The North American Review, examining the political landscape and current affairs presented in the publication.
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Reed
The
North American Review
Wells to Supply 150 HP in Yankton Project
Six 6 inch wells are planned in Yankton to be combined and guaranteed to furnish 150 horsepower. The project aims to secure a steady power source for local operations.
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Yankton
Bank Robber Confidence Raises Safety Concerns
A bank robber displays unusual confidence while officials warn that most people would fear the costly risk of dynamite charges. The report notes heightened security and public unease over violent tactics.
Wheat Cultivation Promise for Family Bread and Seed
One acre of wheat carefully cultivated and moistened will furnish bread for your family and seed for the acre next year.
Grand Army Membership Dips Last Year
Reports indicate a decline in Grand Army membership during the previous year with projections that future membership will be smaller and more dispersed.
Aber deen State Fair Program Highlights Mrs Melville
Mrs A B Melville takes a prominent place in the Aber deen State Fair programme. Huron people are in demand where brains are wanted.
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A. B. Melville
Aberdeen
Brule County Sees Progress on Artesian Wells Expansion
Brule County reports ten artesian wells and plans to place one in every township. Officials estimate about thirty six wells per township as a goal for all counties in the artesian belt to achieve.
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Brule County
Executive meeting of South Dakota Press Association
The executive committee of the South Dakota Press Association is called to meet in Huron on September 20 to decide the date and place of the association's winter meeting.
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South Dakota Press Association
Huron
Kehl Consulship Passes to George Kennan in Kehl
Honorable John H. Drake of Aberdeen steps down as consul at Kehl Germany and is succeeded by George Kennan of Wisconsin. Rumor says Drake expected to remain in place or be left undisturbed.
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John H. Drake
Aberdeen
Kehl
Germany
George Kennan
Wisconsin
John H
Unnamed South Dakota Target Calls Bre’r Person A Liar
A Howard, Lee resident denounces Bre'r Person of the Press as the most unscrauleus liar in South Dakota. He calls the charge hard to believe and speculates Person may be indiscreet but not criminal.
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Howard
Lee
Bre’r Person
South Dakota
Person
The South Carolina Liquor Law by Aiken Mayor LS O
A list of September North American Review items includes The South Carolina Liquor Law by the Mayor of Aiken LS O, The Briggs Controversy from a Catholic Standpoint by Rev L A Nolin, and Needed Prison Reforms by F O Eldred.
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North American Review
South Carolina
Aiken
LS. O
Hinckley Named Democratic Candidate for Supreme Judge
The article states Hinckley of Huron is among Democratic nominees for supreme judge. It notes he is an old citizen and good, but asserts Republicans also have capable citizens willing to serve on the bench.
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OC. Hinckley
Ir. Hinckley
Huron
Supreme Bench
Brookings County Fair Premium List Issued
The premium list of the Brookings county fair for Brookings on October 4 5 and 6 is received. The writer recalls the first two fairs at Volga and Brookings thirteen years ago and predicts the coming fair will reflect Brookings county progress since 1880.
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Brookings County
Brookings
Volga
Millionaire limits urged by Brookings Register
The Brookings Register argues that laws may be needed to stop men from becoming millionaires and expresses a desire to ban such wealth. It states a preference for a single million and contemplates further action.
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The
Brookings Register
Campaign for Law Forcing Millionaire Status Proposes Cap
Advocates push a law requiring every man to become a millionaire while limiting personal wealth to two million. The proposal argues it will distribute wealth and curb excess, though critics warn of coercion and implementation challenges.
Canton News Recalls Burrows Leading Prayer at Huron Convention
The Canton News recalls Brother Burrows led prayers at the Huron populist convention. The note calls the act indiscreet but not criminal, reflecting local judgment.
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Canton News
Burrows
Newspaper Boys Invited to State Fair Headquarters
The South Dakota Newspaper Union at Aberdeen extends a hearty invitation to all the newspaper boys to attend the State Fair and to make headquarters at the office of the Newspaper Union.
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South Dakota Newspaper Union
Aberdeen
Newspaper Union
Dry conditions described by longtime Illinois resident
E. T. Farbush of Redfield recalls eighteen years in northwest Illinois then moved to Dakota. He notes visiting the region this summer and finding it unusually dry, the oldest resident never seeing such dryness in that area.
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E. T. Farbush
Redfield
Watertown
Illinois
Dakota
Wessington Postmaster Praises Administration
The fighting Republican postmaster Blake says he can serve his full term and that a first class successor is chosen on merit not politics. He declares he has no kick coming and cheers the administration for allowing his tenure.
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Bro. Blake
Wessington
Blake
Obituary Notice for Cambridge Lawyer J A Bushfield’s Father
Bro J A Bushfield of Miller Press announces the death of his greatly beloved father in Cambridge Ohio at age 73. He was a prominent lawyer and public spirit, with his best qualities known and appreciated around his own hearth.
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J. A. Bushfield
Miller Press
Cambridge
Ohio
Beadle County Postmasters Die in Office Downsizing
The ax fell again as Beadle county postmasters A Blake of Wessington and P A Bliss of Wolsey were removed from their duties. Both men served nearly four years as P M and in charge of U S mail. Described as competent and diligent, they are noted as young men likely to be heard from in state and national politics.
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Beadle County
A. Blake
Wessington
P. A. Bliss
U. S
Wolsey
Notorious Politician Freudenfeld Attacks Governor
The Canton Leader laments a harsh critique of Joe Freudenfeld, labeling him a violent opponent of Republicanism. It notes Freudenfeld’s past fraud claim, a $16,000 creditors’ assignment with about $200 in notes, and accuses the Leader of inaccuracy while defending state governance.
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Joe Fradenfeld
Taylor
Sheldon
Canton Leader
Farmer’s creed for wealth through diversified self sufficiency
A farmer should aim to raise slightly more than personal needs every year. If one crop fails, another will sustain him, allowing purchases with saved revenue. By expanding garden produce, poultry, livestock, and wheat, a farmer can build wealth and reduce grocery spending.
The Farmer as a Modern Banker in Rural Life
The essay argues the farmer now always has goods to sell, from eggs to livestock, and uses profits for permanent improvements or savings. It contrasts farming as a profession with banking skills, noting few bankers become good farmers and few farmers become bankers.
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Tle
Judge Kellam and Brule County Bank Crisis
Discussion centers on Judge Kellam as nominal bank president after a sharp failure. Creditors claim management may pay twenty cents on the dollar or more, possibly restoring depositors to full recovery. The judge is praised for quiet, honest conduct and public duty despite political opposition.
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Brule County Bank
Judge Kellam
Kellam
Flame Consumption Change in Supreme Chart
Fragmentary text hints at a political or legal discussion around a supreme chart change and industry practices. Mentions a senator, the high bench, and friendly lines, with unclear context about opponents or supporters. Readers are left without concrete events or identifiable entities.
Fraternal Wisdom Pumps Pulled From Harney Peak Mines
Superintendent Childs now in New York has ordered the pumps removed from the Harney Peak mines. No further news is expected until Childs returns next week.
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Childs
New York
Harney Peak
A Credit to Huron in the Brookings Register
A long absence ended last week as a Weekly Huronite appeared in the mail. The edition is brimming with news and a notable credit to the city of Huron.
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Huron
Brookings Register
Congressman Wilson noted as Confederate soldier claim questioned
Bret Shannon of the Huronite challenges the Argus Leader by citing the Congressional Directory to allege that Congressman Wilson served in the rebel forces. Mary expresses thanks.
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Argus- Leader
Bret Shannon
Huronite
Argus-Leader
Congressman Wilson
Mary
The Cheapest Most Expensive Editorial Note
The Sioux City Tribune voices strong opinions on The Tribune’s South Dakota coverage noting it carries more editorial content than rival Democratic papers and that maintaining it costs money.
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Mitchell Republican
Tribune
Sioux City Tribune
South Dakota
Discreet Yet Not Criminal Comedy Stirs Lennox Crowd
Elder Buck, a self styled preacher and quack doctor based in Aberdeen, delivered sermons from a dry goods box in Lennox last night claiming prophetic miracles. Onlookers applauded in part while others threw fruit toward him as the crowd grew restless.
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Aberdeen News
Buck
Aberdeen
Lennox
Bailey in Pierre Fights to Leave Land Office Post
Register Bailey of the United States land office at Pierre struggles to resign his post. He aims to become private secretary to Congressman Pickler. S succession is expected to go to Mr. Boyd of Gettysburg once Grover handles the matter.
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Register Bailey
United States Land Office
Pierre
Washington
Congressman Pickler
Boyd
Gettysburg
Grover
Democrats in Sioux Falls convention tensions rise
A Sioux Falls Press report notes Minnehaha county Democrats are not alone in creating friction at their county convention. A Huron report mentions a Bradle county dispute over office involving heated exchanges and unflattering remarks, though no direct insults are confirmed.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Huron
Bradle County
Settlement Ordered in Kellam Bank Failure Case
Judge Haney signs Saturday order directing Brule county sheriff to sell property held for creditors in the Chamberlain bank failure. The plan satisfies creditors and honors Judge Kellam, who chaired the failed bank.
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Mitchell
Haney
Brule County
A. G. Kellam
Bank of Chamberlain
Kellam
Alford to speak on Evolution Psychology in Chicago
Harvey OU announces Alford of Huron will read a paper at the World's Congress of Evolutionists in Chicago. His topic is Evolution Psychology in the Relation to Aesthetics. The subject is described as entirely new and not generally disputed. The Press notes his taste for occult and transcendental topics.
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Sioux Falls
Harvey OU. Alford
Huron
Congress of
Evolutionists
Chicago
Alford
Evolution Congress
H. B. Lathrop
Redfield
Deak Snr
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Standing Punishment. Egan Express
Every man in life faces a form of stand punishment as described by the Egan Express. The piece urges readers not to sulk but to do duty, noting sulking leads to worse outcomes and even thoughts of suicide, while fulfilling duties brings true satisfaction.
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Egan
Being Mustered Out
Minneapolis Tribune notes a sad fact from the Grand Army meeting in Indianapolis as reported by the adjutant general.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Grand Army
Indianapolis
Hats Off to the Passing Column of Grand Army Veterans
The text notes a net membership decrease of 2,657 in the last year for the Grand Army veterans. It reflects that 32 years have passed since veterans shouldered muskets and marched to the front, and many are now in mature years. The era ends as the old guard is mustered out.
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Grand Army
South Dakota Investment Opportunity Amid Depression
The piece argues that current real estate and property prices in South Dakota are depressed and offer a ripe opportunity for investors. It predicts a future rise within a year, with western money attracted by distrust of eastern securities and a coming market recovery benefiting bold buyers.
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South Dakota
Eastern Securities
Good-bye Joseph Freudenfeld leaves for Minneapolis home
Jos Freudenfeld and family will depart tomorrow for Minneapolis to start a new life. He returns the homestead to the State to cover money Hart and Hatten allegedly took. Neighbors recall him as honest and upright, risking his exemptions to repay creditors, while others seek their full claims.
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Joseph
Plankinton Standard
Jos
Hart & Hatten
Shylock
Joe Freudenfeld
Joe
Plankinton
Horticulture Professor Leads Plum Exhibit at Agricultural College
Prof. L. O. Corbett of the Agricultural College drives grape and pomology work and prepares a World’s Fair exhibit. He has completed photographs of sixteen plum varieties grown on the college farm, with labeled fronts and explanatory notes on the back detailing tree treatments.
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Agricultural College
L. O. Corbett
South Dakota
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