The Dickinson press., 1883-10-06
DAKOTA NEWS NOTES.

fttnO6kOpt &c over $4,OOU Tor pro-.
fessional services rendered to the defen-
dant in what are known as the court
house ring suits.
A new star route has been ordered
from Waukesha to Troy, in Welmont
county.
Six new. stores-one brick, home-
made-a brick printing office, a four~
story furniture factory, a $4,000 school
and about forty fine residences are in.
process OF erection at the present time
at Ashland.
The Presbyterian society have just
finished their church, at Ashland. It is
a fine building and a credit to our town.
Another saw mill-the largest in the
vicinity Of Ashland,-is to be built on
the bay front, between the planning mill
and the Union mill, during the coming
winter.
Rev. G. Little, a boy evangelist has
been conducting q revival in Cascade,
SLeboygan County.
A poisonous cheese recently Frustrated
several families in Sheboypan. Among
the sufferers were Rev. j. j. Tobias and
family.
A company has been formed in She
boygan to manufacture paint pencils,
stove blacking, etc., from graphite OBJ
tainable in the Lake Superior region.
John Richardson. son of Hamilton
Richardson, of GAINESVILLE and q student
at Milton College, was seriously injured
at Milton recently by the bursting ola
gun. The frontal bone of the skull was
- oo$,,rn1 or1 Tho ~sOh< nv- <o~- h.,
are apprehended.
The Beadle County Agricultural fair
which was held at Huron last week, was
well attended. Its stock, grain and veg
table departments were made up Of the
finest strains of blooded animals. and
perfectly matured products of the won
derful soil of central Dakota. It needed
but an inspection of the agricultural dis
play to satisfy the person inspecting of
Dakota's wonderful capacity for the pro-
duction of cereals.
Sully County Waterman: A sample
of honey. locust measuring three feet
may De seen at this office which was
grown by Charles w. Hanchett, sec. IS,
ll4-78, about four miles southeast Of
I1'tOu Hull 6C0u 6Ohu OA Gu0 6Uu to-
ward the last ofJune-ten weeks growth.
MI. Hanchet has from $1,000 to 10000
of them which will average two and one
half feet.
Alexandria Herald. The average of
the wheat crop of Hanson county this
year will exceed twenty-five bushels to
the acre. Oats will run close to fifty five.
Flax will run to twelve.
The Eagan Express says wheat in
Moody county yielded from twenty to
thirty bushels to the acre.
Canton Star: There is no branch of
agriculture that dose not return good
dividends in this section of Dakota if
properly managed. that is, if the seed
sown and labor bestowed are properly
mixed with brains.
Hand County Press: F. NJ. Mead esti-
mates the wheat crop tributary to Mil
Ter at 10000 bushels. The wheat crop
for the entire county is estimated in the
neighborhood Of 10 900 bushels.
Villas is the name of the town three
miles west of HOARD st the junction
of the Southern Minnesota division ami
the Northwestern road.
The Dakota school for deaf mutes, at
Sioux Falls, has r%eopened.
The Huron County bank has begun
business at White Lake.
H. G. Hausborough, late of the Grand
Forks News, will transfer his energetic
newspaper talents to tie North Dakota
Inter-O :ean at Devils Lake.
The Brookings county (Dak,) fair has
been postponed until Oct. l8, 10 and 20,
when an attractive program will he pre-
sented.
The Sioux Falls Brewing company are
turning out owe 1000 barrels # beer
every month. Their sales extend to all
parts of the territory, and largely into
ado ming Minnesota and Iowa.
A Mrs eager of Bismarck is charged
with having turned from her door her
penniless father from Mimi esota, not
even allowing him shelter TO RI night.
The corne stone of the new univer-
sity building at Grand Forks will be
laid on the I'd OF October with Masonic
rites.
been sold to the Erie syndicate for $780,
WV
Artificial stone is now manufactured
in Pierre.
The Scotland Odd Fellows will organ
ize.
Seventy-two acres of Fife wheat be-
longing to Edward Hart near Brookings,
averaged twenty-five bushels per acre
and gades No. 1. !
John Yore, a farmer near Brookings,
reports a yield of oats averaging eighty
two bushels to the acre.
Brick work on the Agricultural COL
lege at Brookings is progressing salts
factorily.
Volga has secured the location of a
new mill.
The corner stone of the university of
North Dakota was laid at Grand Forks
on Tuesday, Oct. 2, under the super.
Dakota.
Three buffaloes we're recently killed
near Dickinson.
Sixty-nine convicts are now confined
in the Sioux Falls p%enitentiary.
For the last few days the famous libel
suit of the Rev. H. Root, president of
the Farmers & Merchants National
bank of Valley City, against the Valley
City Daily Times. has occupied the at
tention OF the court. Root claimed dam
ages in the sum OF $l1, 200. He had been
charged by the Times with perjury, em-
bezzlement and sundry other crimes.
damages for the plaintiff.
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