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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1888
Page
1
Fragmented regional notice references political figures including Gifford and Harden. It notes Democratic nominee Hiden speaking erratically in a circle while farmers and church factions split support. Mentions Republican presence and concerns over Bourbon threats affecting campaigning and regional sentiment.
Sioux City Journal reports A Mathews, a Republican, making a strong run in the race for territorial delegate. The article highlights the contest as a key magnitude and political significance.
The document lists officials and party roles including Surveyor W B Joy Coroner J L Pox ton District Attorney W B Sterling Justices F E Grant C A Blake C J Shefler Gould Constables John H Alexander IL Campbell Grant Whorton with reference to the Republican convention and county printing card details.
Our Sanborp Man asserts there was a Democratic plan to back Col Price for the legislature in the county. The plan failed because Price is a solid Republican and a friend of the farmer, chosen by his party to run.
Mrs. J. S. Oliver of Huron synodical president of the Ladies' Missionary Society and Ellen Ward a Pekin China missionary will be in Sioux Falls this week to present and speak.
The South Dakota Territorial Fair opens in Mitchell with strong prospects and a grand corn display titled the Wonderful Palace of Ming Corn. At Sioux City a display week features corn from the fields, including Dent variety seed brought by a Brookings native who moved north and joined the college farm exhibit.
The Fair on Sept 24 reports 9 000 entries up from 2 000 last year with large gains in cattle and horses. An educational exhibit showcases three cars of products and crafts. Notable horses include Little Thorn and Silver Nail. Nine special trains and eleven regulars bring visitors. Geo A Mathews to address Sept 27. A 100 yard race at Faintston netted Bailey $100 in 10.15 seconds. Mitchell Agricultural College stars Keffer and students prep a major display with grain from the college farm and student handiwork.
Sioux City Journal notes the Corn Palace opened at noon with a large crowd inside admiring the newly accessible interior. The event drew attention as workers cleared debris and cleaned exhibits, marking a significant public unveiling. A separate dispatch from Plankinton reports a farmers’ convention nominating a local candidate for the legislature at a Republican gathering.
A call from Miller for eight farmers alliance delegates to meet in Faulkton on October 13 to nominate a council candidate and two house candidates for the Tenth legislative district.
The secretary of the Chicago board of trade reports the week ending Sept. 22 visible supply figures for Wheat and Oats, with large totals in bushels. In Stead, Conn., Sept. 21 a sensational elopement occurred as police chief John J. Adams left with saleswoman Missie Dutton, both registered at local hotels.
An interview with Loucks suggests he aimed to hand over Farmers' Alliance to the Democrats and disavowed involvement with Alliance members. Alliance members say the group must stay out of politics and will back Mathews.
Muzamz Dak Sept 22 convention endorses delegates and backs George Mathews for congress. The report notes the convention approved endorsement of Mathews as a candidate and named delegates to the congressional race.
Judge Douglas, noted for coal mining interests in Maryland, visits relatives and asserts the Maryland labor vote will favor protection, citing policy support for Ison and Morton.
Pierre September 21 A proposition for a pontoon bridge is presented by Gen Banks of Muscatine. He represents eastern parties who built a bridge at Nebraska City. The plan offers either a contract price of 18 dollars per foot or a build and manage option with a guaranteed city bonus. The project meets favorable consideration. Democracy Beats the Oldest Man. Brokense September 14 H B Gary metal worker on this line from tape today for Centone Gakaoun to the jury.
Reports from Mitchell say the Territorial Fair will serve up to 20 000 people this week as the Corn Palace exposition in Sioux City runs until October 6. Miss Anna Dickinson addressed Indianapolis on the Republican ticket to a large crowd. A correspondent notes Dickey county shows unclear Democratic principles two weeks ahead. Six hundred Northwestern travelers urged Gen Harrison to speak as usual. Sioux Falls district convention faces a tough race to decide delegates for Minnehaha county.
Beadle county Republicans re nominate their old ticket and endorse Col. Robi Lowry former U S Land Office receiver for council. The selection argues Lowry is a man of positive character and a seasoned steward of the party ready to serve.
A traveler recounts a journey over the Hills to Tacoma, detailing climbs through the Rockies to Helena and Mt. Tacoma. He describes dust, rough freight travel, rivers, and a final view of Tacoma after long overland travel, reflecting on Dakota home and people.
An obscure health and legal notice references W Crofoot of Huron associated with the supra territory of Dakot, described as a junior Burtt and Orr native figure. The fragment mentions his legal confidence and ties to a Dakot jurisdiction, indicating a historical local record.
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