The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-04-14

cupy the land office in that city. His,
daughter Kitty will have clerkship in
| the Office.
| The business mems ticket came out
ahead in Fargo, and w. A. Yerxa was
| elected mayor.
| Ex-Secretary Hand was appoint
ell one of the trustees of the Brookings
Agricultural college.
to be 60l6.
| Dalrymplc will SOW 1900 acres more Of
wheat this year than last.
4 national bank is to be established at
Pierre with capital of $4,000.
A case involving the title to the town
site of Rapid City will be tried in Yank.
ton in May.
The marketed products of Walsh coun-
try since last harvest include 100000
bushels of v heat-about | II bushels to
every man, woman and child in the
country.
The mai! bag stolen at Plankinton, has
been found. The registered letters had
been removed.
|
twelve to thirteen shilllngs quarter,
against live to six in India. So much for
heathon cheap labor.
The Deadwood Pioneer SAYS there is
no truth in the rumor that the Home
stake company is to sell its Black hills
interests to an English syndicate.
n. n. Tyner, brother of the late Post
master General Tyner, has assumed his
duties as postmaster OF Fargo.
John Donahue, brakeman on freight
train, was instantly killed at Mitchell,
being thrown from the top of a box car.
Lieut. Creel is said to haye sold his
lis lake, to Minneapolis parties for $l2,-
| 600.
AT Elk Point, a tive-year-old son Of
Simon McInnery, while playing in her
fathers yard, was attacked by boar be-
longing to II. Flemming, and so torn
and mangled that after lingering for
couple of days he died from the effects
Of his wounds.
On Saturday last | ,OS3 cars Of immi-
| grants goods were on the main line of
the Dakota Central moving west.
MIS-. I. Il. Harris of Grand Forks has
begin suit for divorce from her husband,
charging desertion
Madison, Dake county, is to have
bank, TO be established by L. d. Fills of
Lens, Ill.
| 4 $4,000 boarding school is To be
built at Standing Rock agency.
The First National Bank of Huron has
been made national depository.
The city debt of Fargo is $75, 900, ex- ],
elusive Of the school debt.
Steele has been organized as a city,
with temporary officers to serve until
! the first election.
Fargo Masons to the number of eighty
| five have decided to establish COM
mandery, chapter and Lodge of Perfec-
| ton.
Deadwood stockmen say cattle never
stood the winter in that country better
than they did the one just passed.
| In an interview with Maj. Hanson OF
| Franklin Congressman kasson of Iowa,
said he thought if South Dakota would
adopt constitution and apply once
more for admission there would be no
doubt that congress would admit her.
The long-pending government cases
against ex-United States Marshal Bur
dick have been dismissed, the defend.
ant paying the costs.
Judge Edgerton adjourned the Novem-
Der court until May z, the day before the
regular May term opens.
The Grand Forks Improvement com.
pany has been organized In that city
with capital stock Of $3.50, 600. The COM
pany has bought two additions to the
city and will improve them by erecting
buildings for rental purposes.
The Chicagoys& & Northwestern railway
announces the appointment Of agent
at Blunt, twenty-seven miles west
Highmore, and at Harold, Dek.; fifteen
miles west of IIiglnnore. Freight for
these points may hereafter he forwarded
| without payment Ct charges.
The commissioners of Dawson county
find that II. G. Applegate, late county
treasurer, owes the county 81, 1888, and
recommended that suit be brought
against him and his sureties.
At Lower Brule agency all the chiefs.
| fourteen in number, and 234 head men
Of all the tribes have signed a petition to
| the secretary of the interior asking
| Parkhurst's removal, and making seri-
ons charges, over their own names,
against Parkhurst.
| At the tide of emigrants through Iowa
for Dakota is immense.
|