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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1889
Page
4
Co 0 8 Gifford of Lincoln county and J A Pickler of Faulk county are cited in county records, highlighting individuals connected to local matters. The brief item notes their association without detailing actions or context.
The Beadle county narrative urges South Dakota voters to back the Republican ticket in the upcoming election. It extols the party for land, irrigation, and internal improvements, denounces the Democratic stance on liquor, and pushes for Huron as the capital location while urging a straight Republican ticket and support for constitutional prohibition and minority representation.
An exchange describes Kansas as similar in size to South Dakota and praises locating the capital at its geographic center. The speaker cautions Pierre’s claim, noting Topeka lies forty miles north and one hundred.
W B Sterling of Huron delivered a notable speech at the dedication of the Aberdeen Club on Tuesday evening. The News notes his eloquent tribute to Huron and his reference to the Eastern in the new state, receiving loud applause.
A heated dispute concluded as Huron secured a decisive victory with a large majority this time, quelling earlier tensions and settling the contested issue.
A public discussion notes divided views on Huron as South Dakota's capital. Voters within fifty miles of Pierre are cited, with the speaker urging a resolution of the capital question before broader cooperation.
A statement suggests a candidate would lead if any voter within a two hour rail or team ride of Huron casts ballots. The remark implies broad regional support and potential overall majority once mobilized.
The passage urges Honow supporters to push for a clear round majority in the election. It emphasizes her ahead status and calls for extra effort from friends to secure a decisive win over all rivals.
Hon. George A. Mathews returns from a campaign swing for the Republican ticket and starts a new tour with Hon. J. C. Andrews, the party nominee for circuit judge in the Third district.
Maj Powell chief of the geological survey visits the city as part of the senate committee investigation in the west. He estimates that arid lands that can be irrigated and made productive in the states and territories visited will total over 100 million acres. The committee will prepare a report on the advisability of congressional appropriations for service in arid land districts.
Special to the Mitchell Republican reports twenty nine farm wagon teams passed through Mincer from Hughes County over forty eight hours. They claim forty to fifty more families will follow from Hughes and Sully counties. Hughes County voters may cast few ballots outside Pierre October 1. Pierre residents offer aid, but migrants say they brought capital and will not stay to assist. Other candidates target Pierre on October 2 and fear the race is tightening.
A contract to build or manage Sundar's water works has been awarded. The project details and parties are not fully specified in the fragment.
The obituary notes Charlie born in Newark Ohio on April 1 aged 10 years 5 months and 18 days. He was frail and gentle, the idol of his family. Funeral at the home Thursday at 4, conducted by the writer, with community support. Remains laid in Wessington cemetery as his spirit rests beyond. Rev L G Fourier officiated.
Temperance meetings announced at McCoy school house on Thursday evening September 26 and at Rose Hill school house on Thursday evening September 26. A meal passed house and another school house gathering Friday evening September 27.
Mrs. Anna Shoemaker of Marshall Missouri endorses Ballard's Show Liniment as the best remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and lame back. She urges every lady to keep it at hand and notes she will send one dollar for two bottles to C C Durand agent.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores erysipelas and many skin ailments and promises refunds if not satisfied. Mentions price of 25 cents and seller CY Du Ron in South Dakota.
Aug. Reteching reports immediate relief for his daughter from neuralgia after using Well's Great Neuralgia Cure sold by a local druggist. The testimonial highlights swift results and consumer trust in the remedy.
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