Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-02
NORTHWESTERN NEWS
MINNESOTA.

ST.. CLOUD is troubled with burglars.
SMA1L-pox cost Dollymount $7l3 last
spring.
A PORK PACKING building is to be built
at Mankota.
Wolves are becoming troublesome III
the vicinity of Pennington.
A DRUNKEN German, named Ernst
was relieved of $500 at Rochester
recently.
Mr.. BRADFORD, formerly caShicr Of
the bank at Yerndale, will establish a
bank at Willard.
The st. Cloud new bank VIII be known
as ''Tbe German American National
Bank of st. Cloud.
THE residence of James Oliver, OF
Wabhsha, was burglari2ed the other
night, $95 being secured.
Mr.. M. CARROLL will be the acting
mayor of Duluth until successor to
Mayor Culver is elected by the council
Mrs. MARY l.. WooD, of Rochester,
has recovered $4,000 from the North
Western railroad. She 81. Oil an icy
platform.
THE ether day daughter of Daniel
Nc Einley, of Hokah, was thrown from,
wagon by runaway team, and bad ..
collar bone broken. 5,a.-. r
.i AT Delano the other day a two-year
old daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Par
kenkoff was drowned by falling into a.
small pool of water, excavatets sor water.
ing sattle. !, 5la +.
Tue other day brute by the name of
Jones, carpenter, attempted to commita
rape on an eight-year daughter of
Mrs. N. G. Wilson, OF Wabashaw. The
villain is in jail.
A DAUGHTER of VIM. Flynn, OF New
Albany, aged 4 years, fell III front Of
mower, aud had one foot so terribly
mangled as to make the amputation of
the leg above the ankle necessary.
Con. J. B. CULVER, mayor of Duluth
died very suddenly at Buffalo, OF heart
disease, while being shaved. lie was on
his way home from New York City,
where he went two weeks Ego to consult
physician regarding his health, accom-
panied by Mrs. Culver.
THE Mankato Review says the reports
from the country IL that region continue
favorable to growing croPs. me early
sown wheat is especially tine and prom,
ising, and should no mishal. occur vail
give big yield. Twenty to twenty-five
bushels to the acre may be expccte,',
The yearly increase in attendance a.
Shattuck School, Faribault, neceTsitatcs
the erection of new building for the
accommodation of boarders. Itwillibe
called Breck Hall, in memory of the
Rev. j. Lloyd -Breck. who was onc-oi
the pioneer missionaries of Minnesota.
DAKOTA. IS. 4a .RsGofS
Coles circus receipts at Winnipeg:
amounted to $4,000.
GROUND has been broken for the new
Methodist Church in Huron. 70 9ntL
ASHTON has an artesjan well which de-
livers l, 900 gallons per minute.
ASHTON, Spink County, has iound q
1000 gallons per minute artesian, we'll.
The Chicago and North Western Eail.-
road will run a branch line to La Motwa,
this fall. lsJlt. t@ Isa#
The Milwaukee road is SAID to have
near La Mourc.
HENRY MCNALIY, of Grand Forks,
has become insane, and will be! !takenlto
the asylum at Yankton. gz,g
BEADLE COUNTY has organized IN ag-
ricultural society that will invest $2, 500
in fair grounds near Huron. .aEIE7 Is
The proprietors of the Portland mine
in the Black Hills are clatcd oyera strike
which yields $ll0 to the ton.
MARTIN HoLBRooK, Of Fort Rice re-
servation has been arrested for rape on
his own sister, aged Is. he is 23 years
old. ls,r Ii
The house OF Mr.. Chaldek, in Knox
County, was burned, the fire consuming
50, 600 in 500 bills, and partially melt.
ing $500 in gold coin. 80 19
HE Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
road have determined to construct a
wagon road and substantial bridges be-
tween Chamberlain and Deadwood.
MORGAN & KELLY, Of Fargo hiivc Sc
cured the contract to build The penitcn-
tiary at Bismarck for s52,94O, TO be on
closed by January, and finished by July
LIST, 1884.
a CAR LOAD of Deering self binders,
caught fire from locomotive willie ap-
proaehing Deer Creek, and was totally
consumed. 1t was consigned 10 Wahpe.
ton parties.
AN insane man named Chris. E. Skey-
berd, who was being taken to tho Yank-
ton asylum, jumped from the train nm
ming twenty-five miles an hour, near
Calliope, receiving no injuries, and es-
capped. 'it No.
JAMESTOWN Capital The territorial
insane asylum to be at oncelbuiltl at
jamestown is to be OF greater Importance
than was at first supposed. Coy. Ord
way has declared his Intention 70 make
it the institution of the territory, and we
may expect from the executive whatever
assistance he may render. Ia gift s,.,.s,
QUITE a ripple eff excitement was Gre
ated around Leola rocontly, by The fact
that two or three ladies' who have re-
Gently taken claims there, and are unac-
quainted with the country, being lost.
Immense bonfires were started, and the
lost fair ones came in safe, none the
worse for their startling adventure. IL
JOHN r. EvERARD, a tailor from Min!
neapolis, was arraigned before Justice
Hayward i'll jamestown recently charged
with caDvassing and collecting .irders
withouttirst obtaining a license therefor.
he pleaded not guilty and after. y hear
ing OF the case, q fine of SIG and costs
was assessed by the court, which amount
was deposited with the court and an ap-
peal taken to the district court rt.Qi3HI2q1s
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Gold and Paper.
tFrom the Hartford Courantl
Ihe smart man takes out u twenty