Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-27
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Saturday Evening, March II, 1880.
the NEW noaYwwesr.

the NEW NORTHWEST.
Montana has thirty quarts mills.
Iowa City has a debt OF 07s, LEG. 81.
Ieiich trees are In blOssOlni In the southern I,0r-
uOn OF Illinois.
the 81; Paul Globe says St. Paul has bought
Judge Green will build a new opera house In
pounds of butter daily.
me Nellie Grant mine IN Ten Mile district,
Montana, has been bonded fOi S1OC 600.
a Nevada ball report says ..Miss-was
iuil OF eciat-the eclatest lady present."
pc Inc mrd Mar RI an Iowa. water works paid .
AZ The present time 1t Is estimated that there
arc over 'D.No head OF sheep in Montana.
christ Hansen was crushed to death bv falling
slate at a Dcs Moincs coal bank on the 18th.
Nan Nan Is the name given to the district in
"Hlchthe fogo mines IN Montana are located.
-FOUR loot passengers who left helena en- route
to Butte March 18th, were found badly frozen.
The citizens of Fort Benton are taking Of mt
Jug steam Terry boat OH the Missouri at that
point. ~
nr. ~. {, Toland. one Of the most prominent
eth ult. s"S
IT Is estimated thatthere are ECO. 900 Scandina-
Wan people in the northwestern states and ter
%ritOries.
It is said 1000 loaded cars are side tracked
shipment. AA
an expenditure of $4,000 to open I'D the old
Muiiel r0ad between Montana and Washington
has been made,
The locomotive has reached Santa Fe in Its
leo and Arizona.
The editor OF the Denver Tribune printed the
Generally Known" "
Capt; Dusold. q pioneer Montanian, and for
several years past q deputy I. $. marshal, has
been adjudged insane.
B.. F. Cope Of West Gallatin. Montana. va.
fned fifty dollars and costs for killing an elk that
came near his residence.
Iowa, fell off a pair Of stairs, . distance OF fwen,
ty-five feet, killing him Instantly.
Mr.: and Mrs. Dickinson, who had been mar
RED hfty-one years: died within a few hours Of
each other, near OskaloOsa, Iowa..
Jones county. Iowa, has nineteen creamerie.
Fayette county seventeen, Linn countytWenty,
two, and Delaware county forty eight
The total indebtedness Of Gallatin Co.. NJ. T.,
March lst, was $3I ,O74.45. The county has a
court house and Jail to build this year. -"
Hay is reported as selling at twenty-five dol
lars per ton in Butte, Montan:., and eighteen
dollars per ton in the Deer Lodge valley.
At least one-third Of the population of Mime.
sofa rs 81 scandinavian birth. while the popula-
ton Ill Dakota ~ as great, II not greater.
The Wickes, Montana, 25-ton furnace wa.
hrad up March 10th at 9 p m and at . in the
evening it had run off 1000 pounds Of bullion.
A man named James Blake shufned on this
mortal coil In Butte, Montana, March 18th. by
his own hand, having taken an overdose OF chic.
reform
It is reported that the Northwest mounted
police headquarters are to be removed to the
iouchWood hills, where an ample brick post will
thirty-eightI Iowa dentists for using artificial pal
ates made If hard rubber without paying royaI.
ty thereon.
II is estimated that four million pounds o.
Dutter are made In Delaware county, Iowa, eve.
~ year. and that it requires eight car loads Of
imported salt.
Charles l.. Allen. an old and prominent either
OF keokuk. dropped dead Monday morning
ease was the cause.
Cattle on the Musselshell are reported az con,
u,nulns 10 u,e IN large numbers. but the losse!
into the territory last season.
Late estimates show the acreage of fall whear
IN Kansas 70 De twenty per cent. greater thar
last year and its condition 6fty per cent better
assuring a yield of over &c, 0O0, 600 bushels,
dead in Moons drug store on Saturday night.
The coroner's inquest developed the fact thai
death was caused by paralysis Of the heart.
Mrs. Chas. knapp, of Alton. Iowa, Cherokee
county. gave birth to three bright boys on the
9Th. weighing four and three-quarter. five and
tve and ,one-quarter pounds respectively. Al
doing well.
SHOW has been falling in great quantities III
the range between Helena and deer Lodge
Montana, and has drifted to such an extent thai
in many places it is from ten to fifteen and ever
twenty feet deep.
Two brothers. by the name of Linten. report
that In recent six weeks hunt, in the low.
er part of Meagherc county, Montana, they killed
two hundred and twenty-five antelope, seventy
eight deer and several buffalo.
six companies of soldiers left Fl. Keogh Marcel
list. for the scene OF the late Indian depreciation!
on Tongue river. All the stock at Powde rive
belonging TO the Bismarck and Miles City mai
line was taken IN March 9TH by Indians.
The Montana mine, near Bonanza City. is be
yond DOUBT lie richest gold and silver mine ul
the continent. AT The depth Of one huudre,
and forty feel the vein Is from twelve tn fiitee,
feet wide. and the ore worth from 1900 to IS,
700 per ton.
Two notorious road agents. Gus johnson AM
Sam LeasIer, mahr their escape from the Mile
ely county Jail March 9Th. by removing a log frUn
thelr cell III the absence OF the jailor. Sherif
Bullock offers u reward Of one hundred dollar
for their capture.
few weeks ago some miners discovered il
the mountains near Bonanza City. Idaho, tn
mammoth head and horns Of a mountain rar
firmly imbedded IN a pine tree some eighteel
the bead. leaving the horns protruding.
The Wyoming, Montana and Pacific railroa
and Telegraph company has been organized
and its purpose is to construct a line FIR mChey
enle, on the Union Pacific road. to Deadwoot
and thence through the territories Of nakot
and Montana to q connection with the NOrtl
Tern Pacific.
The publication Of a monthly journal devote
Ito the mining and real estate interests Of De.
aSeSit March 18th; TWO thousand copies viii /
distributed gratuitiouslyi each month, the pr
prietors depending on advertising patronage
meet expenses.
The attorney general Of the United States a,
vises United States Marshal Botkin of Montan
that he has lone extremely well in coDductit
the business of executing United States pr
ceSses for eight months without an SpprOpri
ton and relieves SHIN from mourning further Ok
sonal responsibilities on that account.
Elisha King, a young man who has lived in &