Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-06

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Baae. Noauaa, 10 e.. ssuaiae metro
politaA ain
losa and nlinoie have tAirty.three coua-
ties With nance alike.
Seyenty.nse men are eaid TO be out Of
employment at Lion City.
Franktovn, Nevada, people are searchins
for $4,000 buried By . Shighvay robber in
1850
Ths demand for hay in Butte, Montan.,
has been % great hat it has paid to haul il
IS miles.
The Yellowstone Journal refeu Ia. Miles
City as "a city Of magni6cent promise and
little CASH"
The masous Of Bcsenan, Montana, con-
template erecting, during the coming season
. $1,000 hall.
Nnsonls, N. T's., county fair viii prob
ably -opes 0n Sept 2i-lS days later than
the Releoa faif.
A band Of 0ou,tain sheep havs recently
been seen from .A~issonla. Montans, 10 the
rightof the canyon.
A krmerof Prescott, Arizona, Who offer.
ed to .ell out tuo mouths ago, for $500, has
raised the price 20 $500.
A wedding party a. Little Bute. Oregon,
lately computed Q bridegroom SIX teet
| high and . bride only three.
1t 10 reported that forty lodges Of Nes
Perces are encsmped with the Sitting Bull
Sioux % Milk river, in Montana.
Five thousand dollars il the sum sent 10
Ireland from the city of Dubuque, Iowa,
which includes the Parnell donation.
A young man In Mankato, Minnesota,
Vas vigorously whipped the other day BY
Two dsmsels whom he had slandsred.
The entire cost of the Fort SnellinR
bridge. including the roads leading thereto
on either side. will be absut t125,000.
Nearly all the land in Deer Lodge valley,
Montana, that i at all favorably situated
for agricultural uses, has been taken up.
Fort Logan is to BE- removed to some
point on the Euscleshell, Montans, perhaps
in the vicinity of the Judith gap. early in
the spring.
The contract has been let for building
the new court house and jail for Gsllatin
Iconn,y at Bnzsmsn. The contract price 10
t24.75e.
Bass & Co.. of Steveneville, Montana,
have cut up during the past three months
over 1900 hogs-not . bad record for the
6rst season.
Mrs. Susan johnson, widow of . soldier.
has been appointed postmistress of Cheyenne
in place Of the former incumbent, proved to
be a defaulter.
The Kansas City Times tells the story Of
. man Who walked twenty milea expecting
to hear Queen Victoria sing in Her Majes-
ty's Open troupe.
A Chicago firm has 15O, 600 bushels of
corn cribhed along the Do Aoiues, Adel d
| Western railroads in Iowa. The firm will
crib 100000 bushels il The state.
Kansas j. Is developiag eoslaines, build
ing and projecting ssilroadA building up her
cities. aud opening farms 10 evsfy direction.
She will take . giant SsEids forward in 1880.
Recently q q. Mail Contractor J. Max.
we'll 10 Montana. shot and Instantly killed
! deserter named Vim. Behrnsn from Fort
KeoRh, at his-mail station on the Little
Missouri.
Leadville baa had = leap year ball which
~as conducted in proper style. The girls
mad three knife 6xhu, and then a general
shooting sffrsy. while. the men huddled to.
gether in . corner and yelled.
T.. G. Hall, 70 ely Of Ruahford, Mime
sota, and now on a visit 10 that pIsce, ha-
.ec.ntly .oId out his half interest in some
9 dorado mining properly. the price paid
for the whole Of which was $4,000.
TIE Lanepboro, Minnesota Journal sava
that Mr.. James ~Thompson's new oat meal
mill il a mammoth establishment and will
b- an honor to ita builder and to Lane.boro.
I, will grind 1900 bushels Of pats a day.
At Sioux City a dre.smaker said in court
shat it was the custom, 40 far "a she knew,
for dres.makers to appropriate from one to
three yards of every pattern brought them |
10 make up, and that no one called il steal. |
ing.
A saecia! telegram from the terminus OF |
'he Utah & Northern railroad conveys the
Intelligence that the company will extend
heir track nOrthward about the 26.h
and will reach Montana by the Is,
of March.
Mary O'Neil, q young girl employed to
DO the kitchen york Of q Council Bluff.
Iowa, family, has just been transferred 10 4
luxnri, us home, having, after q separation
of twelve years, Uncovered her father, John
O'Nell, who 10 worth At least 500, 600.
The six carbonate kings of Leadviile pro-
poae giving . ball shortly, which is to be
the most elaborate and gorgeous affair Of the
year. They will bear all expenses, get up
and bills of fare printed on
silver plates and provide . Midas
so-to speak.
Another tragedy has beso added to the
many already placed TO the credit Of Lead.
ville. Albert Wolf, aged eighteen years,
ommittsdrsuicide BY blowing out his brains
With . revolver. He was Z nativ,e Of Berlin.
where his family. are Of the highest among
The nobility. Trouble At home drove him to
This oountry-lisipation and ~despondency
did the rest.
Terminus Letter: The railroad COMPANY
started 70 men sbovelipe snow of the trick
week, over Pleasant Valley Divide. 10
Southern Deer, Lodge county, Montana,
hut they gave, u up after two days work on
of heavy drifts encountered. apd
everybody anticipates that the residents Of
section will not make . move before
The first of June.
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