Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-09-06
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
MINNESOTA.

| A NEW city jail is to be bullt at Braln-
erd.
!! A NEW cemetery is TO be started in
Ahoka shortly.
| THERE is very promising prospect
for good crab.apple crop this fall.
| ST. PAUL claims population Of 100,
900 inhabitants.
| A SIS, 900 school building is to be
erected at Elk River.
| A SOLDIERS reunion is to be held at
Chaska September Ii and S'h. v
The Granite Fall, Tribune is new
paper just started by Rice & Pullman.
| WHILE stacking barley James O'NeiE
of Grand Prairie, was killed by light
ming.
AN elevator is soon to be erected at
Glenwood by A. j. Sawyer, of Still
water.
| Po1toEMAN BURKE, of Duluth, has
been held to the grand jury for highway
robbery.
The claims of the creditors Of the
Monticello bank have been satisfactorily
adjusted. H ,i.9
B. R. PALMER Posr, G. A. r. No. 40.
has been mustered at Sauk Center. A. G.
Jaques is commander.
The verdict OF The jury iii the Holmes.
Moore malpractice cas-. at Spring VAL
ley has been eet aside by Judge Farmer.
The eighteenth annual fair of the
Martin County Agricultural Society will
be held at Falrmon September 25th and
26th.
AN eastern hcc-rniser has bought 81
farm at Herman, near Duluth where he
will go into the Deo culture on q large
scale.
JOHN TILLoEr, If Brainerd, while
drunk attempt 10 commit suicide by
jumping into the liver, but was prevent
Ell by the police.
jim YOUNGER, tho youngest of the
boys, had two fingers broken recently,
in Saltwater, by large bundle Of belt
ing falling upon them.
| Hon. M1to WH1rE, of Chatfeld, fell
twelve feet from scaffold at his new
house, badly spraiping his ankle, but
escaping serious injury.
G. g. PERRY, Of Canton, the "ierri-
torial hard hitter" was knocked ont in
one round at Sioux Falls, the other
night, by Chicago prize.fghter.
You've men WHO take their "sweet-
hearts " out riding III Fergus Falls are
often stopped by highway robbers, and
both parties are relieved Of their cash.
The st. Louis River Water Power
| Company intend to build canal for
power purposes from Thompson to the
st. Louis River, 25 miles south OF Du-
luth.
| A MALE child about two weeks old.
richly dressed, was found nicely packed
away in large valise, and placed upon
the top OF a threshing machine near
public road about mile from Glyndon.
The parents of the waif are unknown.
ALEXANDER GOLDSMITH, clerk in the
Foster House, at Hastings, decamped
with $50 belonging to his employer some
time ago, but through the Ieniency of
Mr.. Quinn he got free. He returned
shortly and with the aid of several
women started house of Ill fame. To
get rid of him the old charge was pre-
ferred against him and he was arrested
and sent to jail
DAkoTA.
| REDFIELD is to have an artesian we'll,
The new hotel at Lyndall will cost
$4,000.
| THE Windsor House at Huron is to be-
reopened.
Wolves are creating havoc in Salem
hen-coops.
PIERRE is to vote on issuing $4,000
for water bonds.
Thirty buildings are in course Of con.
structlon at Huron.
The mail route fron, Redfeld to La
Foon is to be discontinued.
| THE Alexandria jail, built two years
ago has never had an occupant.
i REGULAR trains will run on the Iro-
quois Line by the 10th of September.
BIDS are advertised for the erection of
a normal school building at Spearish.
The clean up Of the DeSmet mino
Tor the first half o; July yielded $15,-
The United States surveyors have
commenced operations in Mcpherson
County.
WOLVES are reported abundant and
bold IN the northern part of Aurora
County.
FIVE members of the Grand Forks
Guam gang recently escaped during the
absence OF the street commissioner.
A TYPOGRAPHICAL union has been
started in Bismarck. A seal has been
secured OF terrier shaking strat."
j MISS FRANCES WILLARD, president of
me Wemat's Temperance Union, is lab
oiiog among the people of Yankton.
The young men OF Yorktown, Dickey
County, have formed a stock company
who will put mp a large building to be
used as a reading room and public hall,
and also for chn CD purposes.
THE Dettnit Free Press is the name of
new paper wf'ch is about to be estab-
llshed at Detroit, Brown equity, by,
Il w. w. Wilson. rs
4 The territorial board of equalization
IN session at Fargo has concluded lis
iabors. The valuation not including
railroad property is $40, 600, 900. The
highest taxation OF any county is 38.l0
mills, and the lowest mile.