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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1888
Page
6
Fire danger rises as dry conditions threaten prairie blazes across the county. Canton reflects civic energy with artesian waterpower focus for next year. A Dakota politics column notes G A Mathews and W H Hoard candidates, Democratic reviews, and a Republican canvass plan emphasizing an overwhelming victory and timely organization.
Fragmentary notes indicate Anton as a northern Dakota city with concerns about wildfires. The text warns against ignition during dry weather, mentioning Mitchell and coal-related activity, with cautions about fires spreading through stubble and affecting the region.
The note suggests Harden faces a likely opening campaign on a windy day in Dakota. It frames the event as a preliminary effort with uncertain parameters and potential challenges posed by weather conditions.
T D Kanovss of Woon t will address the people of Dy on Friday night to speak on temperance. Mr Kanonse is slated to speak and encourage sobriety amid local interest.
Robert Lowry of Iowa chaired the United States Committee on Agriculture and Live Stock at the 1876 World’s Exposition in Philadelphia. He and his farmer friends believed he was the right man for the job.
Fragmentary text shows Republicans of St Paul district nominating a young man who will defeat Rich, described as the enemy of Dakota, as the Minnesota congress race begins. Details on Dakota opposition and district gains remain unclear.
The Republican county central committee will meet on Saturday the 29th for a campaign session. From that time until Harrison and Morton are paid, discussions are expected to be lively as the new administration takes shape.
A Beadle County political note describes failed efforts to secure endorsement for Church's favored candidate Harden. Church official allies deny division and dispute admission at a pivotal moment, with votes showing uncertain support and ongoing factional tension.
The text states Mr Cook and Mr Davis received a party endorsement, described as true Republicans who will stand up to opposition. It asserts they have been good officers and are top men, warning Democrats that defeating any Republican this year will be futile. Captain Huffman Sterling Coplin and others are expected to proceed similarly.
The local Republican ticket backs A B Coplin of Hitchcock for probate judge, praising his fitness and local ties. The Hurentre notes no attack on rival Hinckley but urges Republicans to unite and ward off rumors and complacency. Coplin is urged as the capable, deserving choice with broad northern and western backing.
The piece recalls a county election six days after last Tuesday, praising Republican strength, hinting at statehood, and detailing early railroad histories from J. Edgar Thompson to Thomas Alexander Scott, including a narrative of influential shippers and career rise within the Pennsylvania system.
Fauxton Sept 25 Mang ers face feed shortages until spring as prairie fires race across Faulk County destroying vast tracts. High winds drove flames eastward toward Cantoin and Ellendale but local residents united to keep the blaze at bay amid widespread alarm.
A Canton blaze at 11 PM destroyed one city block in the heart of the city. The Dakota Loan and Trust Co and fourteen shops plus Merchants Hotel were lost as flames lit the sky. Loss is estimated at 100000 with light insurance. Firefighters saved remaining structures and new buildings will rise on the site.
Leon T Hale sues James R Pierson for 5000 damages accusing him of maliciously enticing Hale's wife and trying to alienate her affections. The defense contends Hale is unfaithful. Pierson and Hale are prominent locals. the young woman is described as beautiful and polished.
A Minneapolis telegram led to arrests of three inmates connected to Madam King in Sioux Falls. Joe Rhodes arrived with his wife, an uncle, and a family friend. The women may return home after Rhodes threatens a money demand and potential prosecution. police clear themselves, parties to settle among themselves.
Perfect weather welcomes visitors as twenty trains bring a large crowd to the fair grounds. Races include the green race the three minute and running events. Tomorrow stock judging begins with 2:45 and 2:35 classes. Prof Price parachutes from 5 000 feet.
Ex Congressman known as Calamity Weller drew attention in Bremer county when he backed a note against farmer Scott during an auction. Officers assisted in garnisheeing the property while Scott's wife struck Weller, leaving him with a battered head and potentially harming his congressional bid.
An adjourned South Dakota Bar Association session in Huron adopted a constitution and by laws and elected officers. President was Judge A. J. Edgerton of Mitchell, First vice president John A. Owen of De Smet, Second vice president W Arnold of Huron, and Barr of DC as other official. Local notes mention grain and hay stacks in Beadle county and a prohibition meeting called by Rev. E English for October 9 in the county courthouse to endorse candidates.
Capt. M. B. James of Oakes visited the Depot Tuesday and Wednesday. He arranged with ET Cressey to tell the Oakes Post about the Battle of Columibus at a theatre hall in a couple of weeks.
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