Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-07-26
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
MINNESOTA.


MINNESOTA.
NoKrHBIEbp is to have board OF
trade.
PERSONAL property at Duluth is val
ued at 5000, 900.
M1sNEAro11s' new post Office finds dill
ficulty IN locating.
The strawberry cropof Olmsted Coun-
ty is the largest ever grown. :,
The Fergus Falls national bank VIII
shortly double its capital stock.
The st. Paul chamber of commerce Is
making ready for the forestry congress.
MARTIN Erickson, of Fergus Falls,
has been arrested for cutting government
timber.
A SLEEPY EYE justice fined q man S50
and costs of SIT for selling elandered
horses.
w. G. MITCHELL has been elected
chief engineer of the Albert Lea lire
company.
DEW1Tr TAnMAaE, the famous Brook
lyn preacher, is booked for lecture lii
Crookstop.
SEVERAL Crookston people have late
ly been poisoned with ivy while war'
dering in the woods.
THE house and barns of Frank JON
dois1y, living north of Fisher, were des-
troyed by fire recently.
THE new ir IN bridge in lie Sueur has
been completed and accepted by the
county commissioners.
HENRY MooRIsH, banker at Will
mar, has been found insane ard commit
ted to the asylum at st. Peter.
Elk SHERIFF KELLEY, of Caledonia, is
under arrest for stealing from the ore
man who would testify to his good char
acter.
L.,J. MORRILL,, prominent and re-
spected citizen Of Fergus Falls, died Q
short time ago. of diphtheria, aged 45
years.
LAKE City had $50 left of its Fourth
OF July fund, and has deposited it III a
bank us nest-egg for the next natioual
holiday.
DAKOTA.
The village of Bartlett will be aban~
doned and the business moved to So.
kota.
The Valley City and Jamestown
Telephone Companies have been CONSOLE
dated.
Two men have been arrested at Val
ley City on suspicion of burglarizipg
the residence of Delegate Raymond
The river bank in front of Bismarck
is being washed away to such an extent
that the safety of the elevator Is threat
ened.
PosToFFIcEs have been established at
Atlantis, Day County; Kate, Mcpherson
County; Sargent, Sargent County, and
Tomlinson, Foster County.
Two Northern Pacific brakemen have
been arrested and taken to Bismarck,
charged ..lth robbing Nathan Loaun-
SKY, a passc ger on a fie;ght train, of
$75.
The capital commissioners are at Bis
marck arranging for the removal of the
territorial headquarters from Yankton
as soon as quarters are provided ut Il Tie c
former city.
PIERRE has bid $4,000 cash and $5,-
500 in city lots to secure the location of
the Presby terrain University there, but
the presbytery want $50, 600, which, it
is believed, can be raised.
The other morning Kittie La Belle, a
professional bad girl of Sioux Falls,
took morphine. They pumped her out
and teased her with an electric battery,
and now she is up and dressed again.
AN amendment of the law by the last
legislature provides "That all members
in good standing i'll regularly appointed
fire companies SHALL be excluded iron
serving as jurors in the courts of this
territory"
A 4-YEAR-oLD child of Mrs. Kendrick,
music teacher, was abducted hy lis
father at Fargo, but the officers got q,
his track and the child was recovered.
The husband of Mrs. Kendrick cam,
from the cast lately.
On June u, 1883, the total masonic
mcmbership in Dakota was / ,73S arc
the number of lodges was fifty. The
place for holding the tenth annual com
municition of the gran lodge was fixet
ut Aberdeen, aud the time The sccont
Tuesday in June. 1884.
DUKlN6 tut InOutu Oh y llie lo2 en-
tries were made III the Deadwood lnnt
office, divided as follows: Timber
claims, 20; homesteuds, 80; declarato1
statements, GA. The number of acrei
covered 10y these entries foot up granl
total OF 20, ,922. 43 acres.
BISHOP CLARKsoN has resigned til,
| bishopric of the Episcopal Church o
Dakota and his successor will be ap
pointed in October by the convention O
bishops, to be held in Philadelphia
Rev. DIR. Hoyt, of Huron, has been men
toned for the position.
THEY seem to be having q rcgula,
parrot and dog time in Billings. Mr.
Anderson, proprietor of the Windsor
| House, is suing Herman Clark's Town
site Company for 5000 damages fo,
non-fultillment of contract, and til,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company fol
forfeiture of the 10000 acres of rail
road land in Clark's Fork bottom, whicl
Clark purchased on condition that he
| should fill the region with settlers.
Use of Steel Nails