Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-11
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
MINNESOTA.


A $40, 900 public hall is to be erected
at Tracy.
CASES of scarlet fever are reported at
Shnkopee.
A GANG of burglars arc making things
lively III Austin
O. M. HOLMES has started the Gazette
at Red Lake Falls.
A PORK packing house is in contem-
plation at LIE Sueur.
The receipts of the Saltwater fair
were less than the expenditures.
DULUTH subscribed SIS, 900 for recep-
tion to Willard. 1t will be returned to-
the subscribers.
j. W. NORTH, founder of Northield,
has been visiting there. He delivered
the address of the fair .a#
Mise THERESA GARTER, of Mankato,
has been adiudgei inslne. and placed IN
the insane asylum ut ST. Peter.
A MORMON missionary reports that he
has been laboripg three years in Mime !.
sofa and has got only three converts.
DURING Emma Abbott's performance
at Mankato she was stuEg twice by
wasps, compelling her to leave the STAGE
THERE is prospect that the Buffalo,
New York and Philadelphia Railroad
will build coal docks in Duluth next
season. t-5.t..fs. H. ,nr
IRA JONES, the Oldest and largest hard
ware dealer in Austin, has failed, with
liabilities $40, 900, and assets from Sl5,-
600 to $4,000. .,,,, -.
A MoNsrRosIrY, in the shape Of male
child that has fuce and mouth the form
of hog, is attracting considerable, at
tention in LIE Sueur.
TREES in Rochester that were strip
ped of their leaves by the Augnsticy-
clone are now throwing out fresh leaves,
and in some cases are blossoming. .a
E. NJ. AND F. D. AnDH1psE killed a
black bear weighing 400 pounds ten
miles north of C,ookston, where they
found him running across the bare pral-
| rie. ~
MANKAro is proud of her new gas
works, and claims that they are the
most complete of any III the northwest. (
When finished they will have cost $780,
900.
SUsANNAH FEEDER left her home in
Minneapolis some time ago. because
her friends insisted ON her marrying o.
man whom she did not like. Fears OF
suicide are entertained.
Two Rice's Point men claim to have
discovered silver ore in richly-payiug
quantities somewhere on the hillside
near that part of Duluth. They refuse
to tell where the vein is located until
they secure title to the property. tat Z
THE wife of j. r. Mckee, OF Mora, r
died about week ago, leaving young
infant which is not expected to survive,
and before the deceased was buried, her
aged mother fell down stairs, with the'
child in her arms, severely injuring, her7
self, but not the little one.
| A MODERN Nim1od of Princeton killed
a bear recently in manner that is not
usually resorted to by hunters. Hav-,t
ing no bullets ne put the ram-rod in the,
gun, and shot the bear through the hind
legs, and then flushed him with slugs
and whatever else would go down the o
barrel. aafiit.s
DAKOTA. T. inHnEtT
DEADwooD sold her school bonds at
80. .-,, 20,
The Scotland Oll Fellows will or
ganjze. ''''
FLANDREAu is to have a Norwegian .
paper. - FnilHi
ARTIFICIAL stone is now manufactured
in Pierre. lfa}E Iqsfr ,i,- q
TIN ore has been found in Niger Hill,
in the Black Hills country.
The Black Hills telephone system has
been sold to All eastern syndicate for
S32, 500. 7aal l&re
ALEX McKENz1E has organized a cattle
syndicate at Bismarck with Sl5O,000
capital. ..,..'..,,..
CHARLES BoRcnEss, a saloon-keeper,
cut his throat lately at Deadwood withia
cheese knife. ig mit 4rf
A MITCHELL Baptist minister offers to
turn his marriage tees in toward a pipe
organ for his church.
TWENTY-FIVE Dakota prisoners are on
the way from Detroit, Mich, to the
Sioux Falls penitentiary. @ brs llro
FIVE large wild cats were killed re-
Gently near the mouth of Platt Greek, "a
in Charles Mix County.
The Burleigh County exhibit at the
Cincinnati expofit on was awarded tle''i
! gold medal, and the citzens of Bismarck
are rejoicing in .guepce. E-.,,
MIR. BROWN, a Brown County farmer,
had ten acres OF white Russian oats
which We're sown Oh sod breaking, aftl
yielded fifty busli,is to the acre. iptt
THE corner stone Of the University toli,
North Dakota was laid on the I'd, at
Grand Forks, upder the supervision of
ne Grand Masonic Lodge Of Dakota. ,' .,
A Mrs. GAeER, o. Bismarck, Is
charged with having turned from her /!
door her pennlless father from Minne-
tota. not even SLOWING him shelter for :
a night. ~
"A LARGE number of Santee Indians
brought wheat into Yankton recently,
sold it, and went tolthe circus.l Civil
zatlon has overtaken them in it's mostag-.
gravated form. 'tnf 'i'iS.''s
JAMES L.. DurFY, Of Verdi, Lincoln
County, while Working on fopfTof a.
| threshing machine, Tell through, his leg Is
catching in, the cylinder, and, being
! frightfuly shattered. He died, While it,
| was being ampu'ated. "Asf'''tl -4.
THaEE cowboys. Tommy, Charley and
the Kid, while drinking near Cham Ber-s
lain quarreled because Charley accident
ally shot the KID through the foot.
Tommy indignantly shot Charley
/, tlfUup Ii the heart and rnsia away