Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-12
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST.
MINNESOTA.

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= building improvements this year.
! TWELVE thousand young trout have
been planted in the streams around
= Houston.
!. The proposition from the Princeton 6
I Anoka Railroad suffered defeat at tht
!. election held last Thursday in Anoka.
Miss ALICE WADswoRTH MOVES
Q daughter of Professor j. L. Noyes, ant
Edwin B. Smith, of Boston, were mar
ried at Faribanlt.
g ANoKA is excited by scandal, Police.
man Baker having received a bath show
cred on him by Mrs. George Cole from
! upstairs window at midnight.
al OUT 81, 200 of the S15, 900 bonus re-
ah . secure Albert Lea College is
qulrea y now remains to be sub.
scribed. ru;, o
JACOB LVEhss' Ell ~ Nained under water
f~o fn ana wager Quarter q, rS i min tes the wager
being on two minutes. ;,
BURGLARS entered the res. .dence OF
Capt. Butler in Anoky, and look 9
| gold watch and chain and q small
sum of money belonging to Mr. East
man.
TIE loss OF Heasley's -four and saw
mill. Delano, burned on Wednesday,
was sc, ,O09. and on contents $500; IN.
sured for IS. 900 in the Home Of New
| York and one otael company.
The government buildings at old Fort
Ripley are fast going into decay, and it
is proposed to give to settlers what lit
tie lumber there is good, with whlch 10
erect buildings.
JAMES Lowe of Mankato, while BATH
ing with twenty young companions IN
mill pond at Hazel Green, was seAzed
with cramps and drowned before ssl. IT.
ance could reach bin.
JOHN HILL, who was serving out
ten days sentence on Duluth street
gang, was arrested by an officer from
Superior City, Wis, to answer to the
charge of robbing the trunk Of his toern
mate, Lewis Barrett, of $192 anA some
iewelry in that city.
STANLEY ADDISON, one Of the promi-
nent men Of Lincoln County, has been
indicted by the grand jury for rape on
the person Of one Catherine Kreuger, an
old woman living in the town of Verdi.
| Charles Andrews and al Woodfold have
been indicted for trying to suppress the
matter.
A GENTLEMAN from Frankfort, Wright
County, tells the st. Paul Pioneer Press
that tn, the smallpox is entirely extinct
There have been seven deaths in all, and
the disease did not spread beyond the
houses in which it existed when the
authorities to k charge. It is proposed,
he says, to destroy all the goods in T.
| rlf f,,y, IN
ing before resuming business.
AT a meeting OF tue German Lutheran
synod at New Ulm. resolution was
sible an ms titution combining a prepar.
atory school for divinity students aud
an academy, or high school. so called,
the building to cost about S14, ,00O The
people OF New Uln have made plopo-
sitlon to donate the necessary grounds,
about one block. and some S5, 900.
SIXTY FIVE immigrants, exclusive of a
number of children, have arrived in
Alexandria, and will select homes in
Douglas and Pope Counties. They
bring large amount of goods from
Sweden, and are well supplied with
money, having alrefdy deposited over
S., 900 in the Bank OF Alexandria. Some
OF these families have $4,000 TO $40, 900
apiece, and nearly all OF them from 81, 900
to 81 ,000.
WILLIAM JACKSON, prisoner who
was tried at the last term OF the district
court for stealing wheat in the town of
Warren and acquitted, and who was
subsequently, arrested on another charge
connected with the same offense, and
placed in jail, was taken out in the Jail
yard Tor exercise i'll moving grass this
merning by an fficer, and while the Of
iicer stepped into the jail for whet-
stone, jackson stepped over the fence,
and continued stepping over fences,
through yards, down alleys, and arsund
blocks until he finally stepped down and
out OF the view of the pursuing officials.
DAKOTA