Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-17
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5000.
Liquor Licenses ut Austin expire On the
Goth aud no more licenses after that.
Norwood, Mimi, during the month Of
April shipped 10, 800 dozens Of eggs.
G. q. Hartley Of Brainerd is putting
about 10000 feet Of logs per day into Gull
river.
There are 100 teams and 500 men at
work on the railroad between Rochester and
Zumbrota.
The veterans of the First Minnesota will
hold their annual reunion at Mankato on
the l9th and goth of June.
VIM. Coyle of Haverhill purchased 200
acres of prairie land two years ago for 500
and now it is worth 5000.
Albert Lea is building an opera house
which will be completed the latter part Of
next month and formally opened on the
Fourth day of July.
The state fish commissioners have Just
put 5000 salmon in the lakes in Swift and
Stevens county, and 1000 trout in two trout
streams in Winona county.
Captain Bogardus, the champion wing
shot Of the world, has agreed 10 give an ex-
hibition of his skill at the coming Minneso-
ia state fair. His thirteen year old son will
also give an exhibition.
NEBRASKA.
Small grain about Ashland is already
heading out.
The total valuation of property in Sarpy
county is ST ,30s, ,O34.44.
The total value Of property in Clay coun-
ty reaches 81 ,515.85l.40.
There are still $4,000 acres Of unsold
InnI,0 In do svN Nalo
, Fairmont has shipped 600 cars of grain
: and hogs during the past seven months.
Salt is now being successfully manufac-
q tured at very little expense at the salt basin
near Lincoln.
Gage county has increased l,O96 in popu-
lation and Sl3l, ,60l in valuation during the
: past year.
The assessed valuation of Merrick county
r is ST ,377 1854; number of acres under culti-
: walton, 1850.
4 Actual settlers have bought about "a, 900
:. acres of land in Fillmore county in the last
y two months
Land hunters are beginning to make
their appearance in large numbers at La
1t Porte, Wayne county.
1t The supreme court sustains the city O
II Lincoln in the right TO establish the price
:. liquor license at 81 600.
The Nebraska State Sabbath school con
!, vention meets in Kearney on Wednesda,
Ell and Thursday Of the first week in June.
a. The office of the B. & NJ. land depart
m ment, at Lincoln, receives on an averag
ID about 300 letters daily making inquire
70 about the lands Of the company.
The farmers of Cunning county expec
that rye can be cut in that county by tn
r, middle of June, and that the wheat harves
~ will be ready by the 4th Of July.
eff At the recent sale of school lands il
Webster county, 1888 acres were sold a
prices ranging from 81 to 500 per acre
r. The amount realized from the eale is $40
OF 87S.S4.
IN The quartz interests in and about Silve
I'd Star and Iron Rod have highly epcoural
IN ing prospects.
r. The machinery necessary to start woc
=. grading and packing house in Helena ha
&c been shipped from San Francisco.
Ve Custer county on March 1st, 1878, We
he out of debt and had cash balance o
r. hand, over and above alllabilties, of 81
ia 0l5,000.
a, Helena Independent, 9Th: The Firt
- National bank shipped $4,000 worth {
re silver on Thursday and like amount fror
as the Hope mine, Phillipsburg, on Friday.
as The people of Bozeman have been 10
As great inconvience and annoyance for sever
Il al months past by the government not pay
~ ing for supplies furnished Fort Ellis las
~ summer and fall.
It's Every house In Gallatin that is fit to liv
I'd In, and some that are not, is occupied an
10 there is constant demand for more house
which is sure to culminate in number be
an ing built during the summer.
ed T. C Power & Bros. are shipping I
ng Benton on the steamer Helena corrugate
rn iron warehouse. to be put at the head
-, navigation. The building is to haye
I'll length Of 80 feet, and is to be two storit
us in height
on In quarrel at Fatterman between Cha
o. Wiley and Chas. Moore, both employees {
Powell & McMullen, frcighters, Moore ",
killed. Wiley, who was unarmed, was a
tackled by Moore and beaten over the hes
Ia with six.shooter. Hc secured his adve
of sary's weapon and with it shot him sever
N. times. The verdict of the coroner's jul
"a was justlfable homicide.
~ ~ Bozeman Times, 2d: Horse thiev
" succeeded in getting away with numb
cd of fine horses from the vicinity Of Bee
.es creek few days ago. This is the first ca
!, time, and we might say, the only big ste
u since the celebrated band of Gallatin valle
its horse thieves was broken up some yea
ed ago and the leader killed.
in Deer Lodge New Northwest: Two
to the six indictments mentioned last wee
es without giving names, on account of Il
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