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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
SelearapAiidle 9epei6e,t.
gorreIp
-3nlanD-Uepe(hrn.
GonsreB $ Serbanolnmsea.

gSaib bin9to 13. San.-0er Saplan
er,pdhnte in ieluem @rDHnun9s9ebete auf ses
fibloolle gSeile beu Sob beS 8eprdlentanten
SAleidbsr unD bat Den Ilmdhti9en um Ses
aen nno Sroit fiir Die 6interbliebene1.
@leid), uad)oem oaS 2Srotofou perleIen
mar, lief cine Sotid)afr bes SauieS eiu, mel
DIE oas Ablsben oeS toru. S6lel9er formea
onfiinoiete uno nm Die Grnennuna breier
Senatoreu sll Wilt9ltebarn zines Counties
bat, iueld)es Die llebe1reite nad) Seras be9lei
ten ioll. Der 9ice=Br1icent erndnnte bic
Senatoren @ofe, Sapnro nno oamlin su
UfitQliebern OeS erlpabnten @ouite'S.
gSerld)ieoeue Bittld)riften uno Scrtdlte tunrz
ben unterrrei;ct uno ben Sultcbenoen GonIite'l
ibertpieIen.
Gburmau bonn Suit; &omite beri6tets
uraiinlttg iber Die Sausbia, tpelfe 0a8 &c
balt Ger @elhmorenen in Sunoesfrei5z uub
9iitrlftsseridten BON $3 auf 81 pro Sag re-
bu,irt. Sic Sia purOe auf uubeltimnlte
3ett uerlhObeu.
Mo1rla bra6te bic Seuatsbln ,ipel6e $780,
900 fir Die Grrihtung zines feuerfeiten Se-
bduoes neben Dem ySnlitblonian Snititute"
perlplaiet, sur Yorla9e. gtad lGn9erer Die
fulton muroe Die Siu gum otitte1 giale per'
lclen ulto an9enonlllen.
Sr. 9toamS, 9lerf DeS Heprnlentantsnhali
les, srifien nm Sieie 3sit in Der Sammer uno
lub ben Seuat i'm Jtamen pes SanieS eln,
Dem geideusottesoienile res perltoIbrnen Ne'
prGientanten Sd)leid)er in Der TeprGIentan.
tenz9aae beiSupobneu. Die Giulaouua tpurot
augenommen, ltuo a5 Ssipeis Der adtune
fir ben gerito benen mad)te Der Scuat etut
Baue bis lRtuuten Dor llbr. yfad)oen
Die Mlgleoer I'M oiele 3sit wleoer suiair
mengctretsn maren, be9aben iie iid) in cor
pore uad) Der RsprGlentInteulale, ,uno als IL
mt "a llhr nad btenoetcm 9ottescienite Dol
bort suriifp"fshrt paren, usrto9tc itb Der Se
nat bis II llbr morgen.
Snt Reprafentantenbanie
unterbreitelsSmanu( (Dto.) einen pom Sonlt
iitsr aESiudriise afulren anScncmmenen gs
ihlub in Se,u9 auf cen Sob oeS aftb. 9d
iiau S9ielbsr 0te9e unter Sluoespaupt
itahtD. Der SelhluB iuuroe eln'timm9 an
geuommen, unb nad1beu1 bic notbwenoi9sI
Auoronungen fir oen uuf llbr ytad,mittags
peranltaltetsn 2eihengo gottcsoisnit 9etrohen iuor
ben maren, mad)te bas 3au's cine Faule bI'
lltr.
Ser eeideusottesoienit luuroe nm a llb
becuOet, unO ba5 O1uS uerta9te lid} earauI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14

6oIsbetIetpsns ais .,seataas @eia,emte C..
- aBir banen ben l,reis Don iei benen Sraootz
1 { n unb SaIs binben (scarfs & ties> fir Serren
in bieiem frabsn 9beile Ger Sation betobseebt, um
Netertaaen narien. gum iebIeen Ginfuufe bon
SDefbnantsp1dienteu 5u beueeen. gSir baben ietne
+ ei6ene TIES bis 5u 127l Gents betcb. = Seioene
80 gents ber15seleB.- eli enc Scarfs, bisber fir
So perteuft, foften iest St.25 bel @egsmnif,
(Nfop21 .6lite) STR. IS, 9SeSt=TeGettsftrabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
Gtme ansertfaniidJe 9abn tn Yalas
Viu6A

Cincinnati, 10. Sau.-6r. Sbomas
9. 2ou.tt, eiu pronlinenter Snsenteur bieier
Slaot, bat iosben nit iraHs0fiiten &apllalls
item eincu @ontraft in gesug anf ben gau
elrer gabu in Baidiilua gsiAloiien. Die
Sabu lol BON Saffa mad, ieruIalem - etre
Strsfs pon 40 Meileu-fiibreG uno rad amc-
ritan,idsm Uiuiter gebaut unS bstrieben mere
osu. Der Bau Der Babn, iueid,e cine eng
Ipurise ieiu ioa, miro 10 bale, als mD9lth,
beaonueu meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
Slaine's lIutcriud)ttu8. .

9fem= Srleans, l3. Sannar. = No8
Seuel'lbe Senats &omie per1aam hCnte
rpeitsre 3eugen aus Oen &ird'pielen ct.
Marps, @ap6o uno Stuiue. @ie Iusia9en
maren aerate, wie bisjsnigen aller uorber perz
nommener 3eusen, ipirerlpredleno. @Gbreno
eiuiae 8erlouen Sluttbaten aller art ersdblz
ten, be;eu9teH anoere, ). y. Oabio gHlle aus
Seniaa, baB bic SSobl rublq uaO ftteoltd per<
ltsi uno oaB Der furSe :3ett uolber por9cfalllne
Aufrubr su gSaterproOTtn III unmtttelbarer HaEe
Der @obnung Ses 3euQen ourd) Neaer peraa@
labt muroe, meld,c burh eiren geutiien 6alr-
far auf9ehstt worbrn pareu. .. WcB aus
ScniaS mal)te 1hnlid)e 4nQaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
N6nferOffe.

,.gafe 8oot ano Sboe Nauuiaciuring 60"
iieute am lettsn Samita9e ihre 3ablnngen
eiu. iSie YaNpl iueroen aui 100000 uuo
Die Nftipa auf $40, 900 qeid]aBt.
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Scr 8clomarft.

gteipz0 0orf, IS. Sanuar. = SOlgenhe5
iino cieSdlluBnotirungsn: 9elo rpillia. sSed)e
lei e4.s3a. Sunoes.Sblisationen: 188lr1063,
1967er 1919, 1851 104, neue 5iinier 1079,
10 4Cer 1919, Diff. Columbia 81. Nftlen:
Stem s)olfer Central ia, Grie 235, Safe
Shore 7Os, SGinoiier Central 814, Btltsburg
S9t, @hicdso yioltbmsitsrn So, 90. Yrio:t-
tdien SO4, Jiod Sslano 1893, gSetern Union
Sci. 954.
llute,ih1san,ts, ,Silans: Sob Sl15, ,298,s
GAP; @ourant $44, 167, ,799.
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Sob IN Sselse bon s6re6em.

Norfolf, &irg., 13. Sanuar. = Bic
Satin eines i'll yiOrfot &onntp auiGiIisen
Sarmers, 9tamsns 9psIOp, purne an leelsu
Samliage, mahrenb lie iibcr etn Telp giug,
BON eluem b0sartigeu Yieroe uerfOlgt uno
ltarb in Sol9e bes ars9eiianoeuen S1redena.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14

Die @elstsebuns uou aouiiiana
sruablt heute etnen Bumbesienator
DIS 9laafolser 0es 8rn. Cuffs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
Gta yseoaftetr aasesrtTett Muo
fd,fter Dertultuoef.

Yater' o n, u. 8, Is. Sanuar. = pr.
Otto StusbadJ, Der 0terafteur oes rYaiiaic-
@ouutp- ScurnaIs," nelter, ipie bsreitS nut
9etheilt, om 0onneriiage i'll leintr Sfii3ln
bon sScfob 6oranot unb behen 9ohue anse.
qriffeu uuo ld)per pellett ruroe, Iicgt in fri
tild)em 3ultanoe in ieiner gsohnuns. Gr bat
ourd, e1pen S9lag nit elmer Slstlhlinge ets
nen sadoelbru9 eriitteu. Sescu bic neiocn
SorauSt 1T bic sti6uloiguns oes mDrotri-
ld,cn ansriffS crbob.u lporOsn, uno man halt
es iir sew.B, baB bic 9robqeifworenen lie
bteiss gerbrehens antlagen perpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
Gr0bebe1t In NlprtDa.

SadionuilIe, 8la., IS. Sannar.-um
s12 ubr in Der usrsanseneu glaGt muroe ein
btftlser @roftob in sieier Gegeno, fomie tn
ct. Ngsufius unp BON bort pie @olffile
entlang u0H 9unta 3ola bis ct. Warts
uno in alien 9beileu oes Snncren peripart.
Der gtob berpeste ii1 pOn Saooiten naf
Noreip,lteu, uno alle @etdaoe wureen In
ibren Sunoamenten eridiittert. Sos Gro-
beben lit bas erite, pelfes fit lett Aniieoes
lung oieie8 Staates in oemlelben ereignete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
8al,uitnfau.

Cincinnati, Ohio, l3. Sanuur. -Quf
Der rMarietta etucinnatier 8uhu" eretgnete
iih Iebtsu Samitu9 Abeno uube Niuerdl- Sim
ein Babnuuiall, i'll 6olge Oeiieu Elm Yaia
gter, gtumen8 @aibington 0tsiiinpocr, get0os
let wurOe. gSm. Sing uno ,iobann Seb
wurben ebenia1s Griiercr t1otlid) uuO SeB
teIer Qef1hrlldl-psrlctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
Safob 0u,inoer,
Tr. 10, SnD &alpert Strabe,
Sabrtfantuno SmporteIrp
Militar- tno Welsui9aftss
ttW( WWU VVFWJ
En.tibfftctsfS.

gabeIm, Gartsin, sdarpem, Gpaalettem,
GcIusen, Dress uno Fatigue=Gappen, Cobb l1o
giber atsen, EranSen, metalenen Srnamentsn,
d3ftaben uno 9tummern uno elm poles gaaer BON
Eafets Neiiins% %Drabt, yteuber, aupfer Stabl &C.,
Eoaeii6itsen unb 0unbe=Salsbdnbern.
lSeptcS. .t2IGtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14

) p elp B ia, 13. San. - Die
8erber in Dieulten Der Saffianfabrifanten
Soispb gtepia & S6bns uns 6. u. Snlitb &
Sriioer ftaanen beute itr cine gobnertGbuus
BON 10 8rosent aus. Sbr biSberiger Nohn
betru9 $40 pro @ode. Die Anafebenoen
ietten ibon Dor suei @od)en cine eobasr<
bS5uns bon 10 prosent burh nno iorosrn
iett cine peitere 3ulage BON 10 Yro,eHt. Wan
9laubt, baB afle @erber in bleier Stabt ibrem
Vsiipiele fol9en tperosn,
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SrGnSe.


Rewarf, N.-S., 13. Sanuar. - Peter
6aud's auS9eoebnte Srauerei in On Nematt
purOe beute iriib nebit Dem Mal;baui', Gis~
hauie uuo ionltisen Sebdubcn eingeaidert.
Der Serluit miro auf 100000 9eihGBt,
n1mlih $4,000 OIL Waid,uerie, $35, 900 an
ren @ebdnben uns $4,000 on S0rruIbeu.
Die Striiderung Sedt ocu Selluft npr tbells
neiic.
0aptou, Ohio, Is. Sanuar. Sdmil'8
S6uappabreuners braunte pahrenO Der pers
gauseueu NadIt nteosr. Der Strluit hctrd9t
$4,000 uub lit uoufdnplg our6 &erIld) rung
geOtdt.
Sranflln, Ohio, IS. Sanuar. - Stpl
GraileiOn'S Ma9aStn, i'll melhcn iidI 100,
600 HuB Gauhols tefanoen, Sells Stibltag
ioIuie baS ouiioBenbe gSobnbau8 OeS prn.
8sil tranuteu in oer leeteu 95adlt nteocr.
Sler Yieroe fauen in bem Stalle bmdl Die
6iammen I'M. &Tluit $4,000; &erliterHng
$4,000.
Macou, @l.. Is. San. - giue 0duicr-
re;be, in weldler ild) att tleinere Sdpcn nno
etH Sotel beianbeu, lpuroe hertc elngcdl d)clt.
SeIIun $40, 900; feIue SerItterunl.
Sordl efter. u. S., Is. Sonuar. - Dix
Ntiibls bes Sorn. GngItb 2Ipcr wuroe beute
curdl Seuer SerltDIt. Der SelluIt 1T bepeu=
tenb.
Detroit, IS. San. - 9ie @ollipinnerei
Ger !0p. Nmsoeu & @onlp. uno Die @Dp5'
mlbIe Der SO. oam!cp & Stool Su 2uonsr
Diid)., brannteu beute nleoer. 8erluit 49,
600 SolldrS
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9erSaag, 13. 9anuar.- Bring 6ciurif
bon Soaanc, Srubr bsS S6niss 2Silbtlm
BON 6oGauc, iiarb beute. Gr wu;bc AM IS.
SuRl 1920 Qeboreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14

Softon. 13. Sanuar. - Mln he9t ernIt'
lide 8siorlniiie i'm @etrsf be8 9amp'ers
y0omer," 9apitGn gSalfer, peldler am II.
DECEMBER pon bier na4 2iusrpool abgina.
0tan bat BON bem SahrSeu9e ielt ieincr NIB,
fabIt feline yta6ridtcu erbalteu.
Yortsmoutb, R..6. Is. Sauuar.-0ie
Giaenthimer beS aus ole,sm tSafen abssfab
renen Sollid)ifies oSean Sngelou" betrahtcn
baIielbe iebt aIs perlOren. Selt mebreren
Monuten feblen ulle Nudribten bon BEN
6abr;euge.
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sod,apaiicr tn Sit:Icn,teiIce.

nOtoti le, &enn., 10 San. = Die
bycl bauptlad)lidlsn Sh0mc Sit-Senneiiee'S
iiuo lett leeteu SOnnt1g GbsnO nit groBen
1ahen 9reibtis geiiiut, nno alle gfleoeruns
gen i'll ben SluBtbalern ipurOsu purd) Die On
Usrtieoensn $uufleu 9eb!lceten StaHun8cn
unter @aHer seiebt. SetrdGtlifer Sdaoen
it bereits entlanteu. Scr oolItonfluB bel
oieier g abt ltauo heute 0ttttag 80 6uB h0Aer,
als gepobultd). ST mar leoot nId)t nehr INT
Steisen, uno Die yabnbeamten slau5en, bab
ole cen GiienbabnbriiGeu olobeuoe gcfltr abb
sepenbet lit. sllle 3it9e peroen leSslnldBi9
bei6roert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14

Die bsui9e Steuerelnnabme 6etrgs $27,>
sos; Die 3Oaeinnabme $419t727.
Seuutor Sonea (ytepaoo) cGidjien beute
gum eriten Uiae icit Dem Anfange Der Gil
Suna in Der Seuatsfoumer,
General Butler mar Beute I'M 9auIe anne
ienb.
Seuator Gburman ittieb bsue eiueu britt
ten griei an ocs Seller'i6e Sonite in giam.
Orleans, in lpeldlem CT Dem &omite meltere
Iuboltspunfle in &e3u9 auf @e9cnltanpe Der
llnterludlung Mlttbcllle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14
Die SstMd1t oer G1ebeanen aus Camp
MObiftSDttA

8aihinaton, 13. Sauuar. - Sin 8riz
UatbrieF aus Camp RObinOn, tuelder um g..
D. 90. (oerielben gtaft, in pelher bic ieinos
liden @bepenueu entFobeu) Don bort ab3iug,
nlelbet, oaB Der commauOireuSe S'fiiier jencs
Dtilitdrpoltens ben Snoiunern ihre 8aronen
eutsoaeu bate, neil 6ieielben erfldrten. boB
iie lleber iterbeu, ais fit nad) Sort eeapen-
NORTH briugen lafieu piirben. gr hattie nd
Iogar gepei9ert, Den 8,uoern, beren iit ettua
so iH benz Eorte befanren, gfahrun9 su ers
tbeileu, uno bate auBerbem geraee befoblea.
ben 8Otbbduten fein Srenuholi mebr su per-
abfolgen. Die Snbianer perhielten fd] miirz
rid, uno Die bette Nusiid,t auf einsn g8utbs
ausbruh Der Subianer eriittrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-14

uno aH0acu drOnideu @,breiteu ielbltan=
lUen0bQr.
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2Oubon, IS. Sauuur. - sen SSmuu,
Der tunefite Yremicrmtniiier, eridlieu an
leBteH 6rettase III poller Uniform uno bon
etnem Sablreiden@eiolge begeltet, i'm iran51'
Iliheu &oniulate un0 leiilete i'm 9tameH oeS
SeD's oem &oniul N5bitt'. Ser Soulul mar
BON ieiuem Stabe unO cen Siijltren Der Dor
Guui6 anfernocu iran56fiGen 6Iotte umge
hon
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
HOSTS OF PEOPLE ARE MARTYRS

To sick headache, that infallibie symptom of a
disordered stomach, liver and bowels. Many
suffer from it as many as three or four times a
week. They do 80 needlessly, for Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, by toning the digestive organs
and regulating the bowels and liver. removes
the cause and dispels the painful symptom. The
intimate sympathy between the brain and the
abdominal region causes the slightest disorder
affecting the latter to be reflected, as it were, in
the organ of thought. The reform instituted by
the Bitters when the digestive, secretive and
evacuative functions are in a state of chaos, has
other and more beneficial results, viz the com.
plete nutrition of the whole physical economy,
the restoration Of appetite and reposc, and an
Increase In the power Of the system TO resist dis
eases of a malarial type.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
CONTINUED COLD WEATHER.

The cold snap which struck this portion
Of the world on New Years morning has
continued without any moderation up to-
night. Yesterday the mercury did not
reach a point above eight below zero and
today it has not been above seven below
zero. At ten o'clock last night it marked
twenty-three below zero and at day light
this morning twenty-six below zero. one
degree colder than yesterday morning. A
few erratic thermometers we're down as low
as twenty-nine and thirty this morning, bu,
they are generally considered unreliable.
Kadish'a large thermometer and the gov
erl ment weather station thermometer scored
twenty-six below, and Purdy is of the
opinion that his spirit thermometer would
have shown a like rec, ord had he possessed
the courage to have gone out doors to lcok
at it during the coolest hour of the early
morning. There are scattered about town
any number of frosted ears and frozen noses,
each of which tells its mute tale of suffer
ing in glowing terms, and conveys to the
beholder the impression that it has been out
in the weather and staid too long. Houses
and cellars yielded to last nights visitation,
and delivered over their inanimate contents
this morning in . solidifed condit on. AL
together. it is the worst spell of weather
since Yankton pc .sessed thermometer with
which to make a record.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
DELL RAPIDS oo,Hes.

Correspondence Press s. DakOtaian.
Dell Rapids. Dakota, Dec. 2S.--Christ-
mas was duly celebrated. The Sabbath
schoo! had q Christmas tree at the school
house, Teu.dsy evening, which bore q
bountiful crop Of presents for every body
10 town and many out of it. The tree IVES
handsomely decorated and the children
we're daily jubilant, and crazy over the DIS
tribution OF presents. On Wednesday, roast
lurky chicken pie, cranberry sauce, and the
various other ct cetrss which go 10 make
up o proper Christmas dinner, were duly
discussed, in most of the Dell Rapids house
holds.
We are reminded that We have been on
the sick list, and failed 10 come 10 time last
week, theretore:we must go back a little
farther than usual for items.
Wednesday evening he'1Slh inst. Dell
Rapids lodge No.s1 o. G. T. gave a public
entertainment. The rrogramme consisted
Of readings, Rotations, paper, addresses
SC enlivened with plenty of music. Much
of the programme suited the circumstances
of our community first rate, hitting the
temperance question as it appears at Dell
R'pids, squarely.
Quite a large addition has been built on
the rear of the building occupied by Pettit's
meat market. We believe the new pa,t is
to be occupied by NJ. C. Lyons feed mill.
We nave information of the arrival in
the settlement west OF this of a new conner
whose ayerdupois foots up ~ pounds. ?
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
MISSOURI RIVER POSTS.

An Omoial order Gives New Names to
Several Of Them.
BY an official order from Gen. Sheridan,
issued December 30th, the following posts
in the department Of Dakota, have been
given new names
The new post to be located near Milk riv.
er, Montana territory, to be known as Font
Assinaboine.
The post located on Bear Butte creek, Da-
kota territory. to be known as Fort Meade.
Camp Baker, Montana territory, as Fort
Logan, in honor of Capt. William Logan,
eth infantry, killed August 8, 1877, in action
with Nez Perez Indians, at Big Hole pass,
Montana territory.
Post at Standing Rock Indian agency,
Dakota territory, as Fort Yates, in honor Of
Capt. George w. Yates. 7th cavalry, killed
June 25, 1876, in action with Sioux Indians,
ON the Little Big Horn river, Montana ter.
ritory.
Post at Cheyenne river agency, Dakota
territory, as Fort Bennett, in honor Of Capt.
Andrew 8. Bennett, 9Th infantry, killed
Sept. 4. 1878, in an affair with Bannock In.
dams near Clark's Fork, Montana territory,
Post at Lower Brule agency, Dakota ter
ritory, as Fort Hale, in honor Of Capt. Over
Hale, 7th cavalry, killed Sept. 80, 1877, i,
action with Nez Perez Indians, on Snak,
river, Montana territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
w-e,oaDoas.ooo MEvR

The red ribbon epidemic has broken on
in Olivet.
Live turkeys ssll'st four cents per pound
in Elk Point.
Clay ~county's old settlers will assemble al
Vermillion on the 8th inst.
All the. widows of Vermillion are indebt.
ed to Charles Kicker for Christmas presents
of . half q cord Of wood each.
At the meeting Of the Hutchinson county
commissioners December 21st, $40 in wal.
rants was offered for a county Jail to be built
in Olivet' and a bid for $340 in each re-
ceiyed but not accepted.
The Courier claims that the wheat mer-
chants of Elk Point are paying more BY
from three 10 seven cents per bushel for
wheat, than can be obtained in any town
! along the Dakota Southern or it's Pembina
branch.
The Republican says that three promi-
nent citizens of that city are maturing plans
fer erecting q mammoth hotel atsome point,
yet to be determined upon, in the yellow.
stone park, and make that locality a famou
summer resort.
Niobrara Pioneer We are glad to notice
that the Santee agency improvements are 80
good. Many of the Indian houses are quite
we'll fixed up, and the agency buildings
themselves are neat and convenient.
Several Of the Indians have taken
claims, and We hope to see them progressing
year after year as farmers. Major Light.
ner's improvements in the mail route road
is very beneficial. Those terrible hills are
no longer such burdens as = month or SO
ago.
Vernillion Republican Last week .
whole family living in Nebraska, above the
Iouia ferry, consisting Of Mrs. Susan Adsma,
q middle aged woman, and Mr.. AID Mrr.
Ketchum, both over seventy years old, were
poisoned by eating meat from a hog sup.
posed to have died Of disease. The hog was
furnished by a neighbor, and was thought to
be all right. In a few minutes after eating
the pork all were taken violently sick. Mra.
Adams vomitd up the most che had eaten
and did not suffer severely. The old people
were both alarmingly sick but are now in a
fair way for recovery.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-03
PERSONAL.

Judge Bennett left to-day for Washington
Asel Kyes len on to-dsy's train kr Ii,
east.
c. D. Woolwor,h came up from Sioux
City last night.
Judge West started for northern Dakots
on to-day's train.
Mr.. William A. Howard returned last
night from the east, and experienced rather
. cool journey.
DR.. N. c. Whitfield, member elect Of the
Legislature for the Black Hills district, ar.
rived last from the Hille.
Miss Carrie Osberne and Misses Lulu and
Mary Pennington, left on to.day's train for
their school at Faribault.
DR.. w. H. II. Brown arrived last night
from the east and will open a dentists office
in Dewitt's block. He intends to remain
permanently in Yankton.