The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-05-26

Eight miles below Rosebud landing are
half a dozen hot springs, which unite in a
| small stream which flows boiling along in
| to the Missouri.
Madison, of Lake county, is to have a
brass band The instruments were pur-
chased of the Flanlreau band, who are to
be supplied with new ones
The Supreme court commenced its SEES
sion at Eankton last week with only three
Of its Judges present, Chief Justice
Shannon, Judge Kidlcr and Hudson
After the rain at Sioux Falls last week
the water commenced raising so much
that that stone were piled onto the new
bridge to prevent its being washed away
The Paragraph mirrors Ordway to
perfection in its illustration of the great
T. i'll rcpublishing one Of the divers in
tervicwS the Governor has 50 reluctantly
submitted TO-
The child of IA cmigrant had six of its
fingers out off by a car wheel at Egan 1t
seems the mother crawlei under the car
crossing the track and the train moved
while she was undor
Mcclure. Of the jamestown Alert has
enlarged his weekly to an S-col folio
which Improvement connected with his
daily, shows pluck, if not prosperity
His efforts deserves success.
The County Commissioners of Mime
haha county have called special election
for June 9th, to vote upon the proposition
ofbeing authorized to borrow $40, 600 to
build thirteen bridges in the county.
The Mitchell Capitol lsjubilant over the
arrival of trains AMI the boom in Mitch
ell. The Capitol predicts the erection of
a hotel 74xl2O in dimension, and to cost
$4,000, by j. l.. Davenport, resident
of Dakota,
Sioux Falls now consider itself in
communication with the world once more
The Worthmgton trains are now running
on time. and the blizzard and blockade
shadows are lifted from the irrepressible
Lowell of Dakota.'
c. w, Benson. Swede, was met by
two men with guns near Tower City on the
Northern Pacific, and their guns being
drawn upon him, he threw up his hands
and was robbed of $50. The robbers
made for the Missouri river.
The Yankton people are getting little
excited over the condition of the water
from the Missouri which is now obtained
from inside the bar DR.. Bretchit has
made a chemical analyses, but does not
consider it dangerous to health as yet.
The Pierre Signal after a months high
water suspension, resumes its publication
as bright and ncwsy as ever 1t com
ments appropriately upon Ordways inter
tering with Congressman Pettigrew' ap-
point of Postmaster Allen at Pierre.
Both the L. S. Grand Jurys and terri
torial are called for business at Yankton
this week, Although several local attor-
ncys have thus far stipulated not to
try cases until a change is. made in the Ju-
dietary, some cases will doubtless have
to be tried
The Northern Pacific railroad trouble
with Willard has been settled President
Billings will resign, and Willard will push
the completion of the road as fast as mon
ey can do it. Three hundred miles
is to be completed this season, working
upon the Missouri end and also from
Spokane Falls this way.
On Thursday last the Golden Terra
mine at the Black Hills, caved in, killing
three men outright, and severely iniuring
five others. The family of one of the
men, James Beakly, were on their way to
the Hills to live with him No person is
blamed for the accident. One man was
blown into the air by the force of wind in
the shaft killing him instantly.
Watcrtown Courier At meeting of
the members of the Episcopal society of
this city, on last Monday it was vot-
ed to build church. and there was raised
at that time over one thousand dollars.
The structure when completed will be a
fine, and II large bell will be added. Rev.
DR.. Hoyt, Episeal Dean of Dakota, will be
officiating clergyman,
The murderers of Liut. Cherry near f.
Niobrara, have been captured at Fort
Pierre. Three men mounted on govern
mcnt horses rode onto the reservation and
were promptly arrested by the Indian po-
llce These men were afterwards identi-
fled as the murdcre"s of the party OF the
dance house and of Lieut. Cherry. When
identified, it was hard work to keep the
men from shooting them on the spot.
Nermllion Standard We are having
a lively time getting out our paper during
this rainy weather. The rain comes
through orr sieve Ike roof in foods, and
soaks the type, cases, presses and rollers
50 Thoroughly that printing a form is out
of the question until the sun dries the
shanty out again. Publishing a ncwspap-
or in COW she'd isn't the most pleasant
occupation in the world.
Sioux Falls Paragraph; John O.
Langnes arrived here yesterday from Nor
way, which land he left April q, bring
ing with him 100 immigrants all of whom
will settle in Ninnehaha county. They
l.