Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-03-06
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
MINNESOTA,

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MINNESOTA.
FARIBAULT has scarlet and typhoid
fever.
FISH are said to be plenty in Lake
Emily.
THERE are 14O pupils i'll the Faribault
deaf and dumb asylum.
A NUMBER of arrests have been made
in Window for illegal selling of spirits
A BOUNTY of $40 each is paid OH wolf
scalps by the authorities of Blue Earth
County.
The capital stock Of the Saltwater
Base Ball Club has been increased from
$40, 900 to S15, 600.
THE total bonded indebtedness of st.
Paul is 50, ,32S, 040.71. The floating in
debtedness is SIG, 772.S7.
The editor of the st. Peter Journal
offers his paper for one year to the lady
who will name "the cutest verse in the
Bible.'
j. E. LEATHERhAND, q tailor of Du-
luth, has left the city, and the Tribune
says many creditors mourn his de-
parlure.
THE Minneapolis Board of Trade
passed resolutions of sympathy With
Henry Willard in his sickness and fnan-
cial troubles.
WILLIAM SHERMURLY, of Saltwater,
recently returned from Germany, and
brought with him q Bible printed in
1865 on parchment, the book weighing
thirty one pounds.
M. J. SMITH, of Marysburg, Nicollet
| at,,t !
by diphtheria. Mr.. Farrell, of the same
place, also lost one, and other people in
the neighborhood are sick with the dis
ease.
FEBRUARY first Edwin Foss, of Santa
Paula, CAL, committed suicide and was
duly inferred. Subsequently relations at
Jordan, this state. ordered the remains
disinterred and shipped to Jordan. By
some error the remains were shipped to
Mankato, where they now remain await
ing O claimant. MIR. Fcss, brother of
deceased, has been advised by telegraph
OF the whereabouts of the remains.
DIR. @. N. HEWITT, of the State Board
of Health, writes: "The outbreak of
trichiniasis in Minneapolis is the third
of which we have record in the state.
| The frat was in Minnesota, Lyon Coun-
| ty, i'll January, 1882. After that out
break very large number of samples
of pork were sent to me for examina-
ton. But Of them all | found the
trichire only in those from the village
of Minnesota. The rat is usually cred
tied with giving the disease to the hog.
/ examined the flesh of rat taken from
or near the infected hog-pen, but I
found no trichira. There is no excuse
for the occurrence of the disease, for
there is very simple and infallible rule
for its prevention, which is, eat no raw
or under cooked pork. Cooking well
done always kills trichira, SO that we'll
cooked pork 0hough it contains the par
asite-the little worm) can never COM
municate the disease"
oAKoTA.
FARGO has complete fire alarm.
A SPRING food in the Big Sioux River
is predicted.
CHEAP JOHN peddlers are becoming SO
numerous in Moody County that vigi-
lance committees are talked of.
AN unknown man was struck by
train near Leonard and seriously in
jured. He was taken to Leonard for
medical treatment.
JAMES TAYLOR. living near Wahpetop,
was frozen to death recently, getting
lost on the prairie while returning from
the house of neighbor.
OVER twenty warrants have been
sworn out before Judge Stack at Fargo,
for the arrest of illegal voters in the re-
cent ward election, which resulted in
the election of Harry Richards.
A TEAM belonging to S. j. Humph-
reys, of Chamberlain, broke through
the ice in hanling loed from Rosebud
Landing over the river, recently. The
team was lost under the ice, and the
driver barely escaped.
In Dakota married women retain their
own real and personal property, and
may make contracts, sue and be sued as
If single. Neither husband nor wife has
any interest In the property OF the other.
Dover ard courtesy are abolished.
IT is noted as fact of interest that
an exploring party lately struck body
of several hundred acres of timber,
some of the trees two feet in dismeter,
on Beaver Greek, Emmons County.
In the case of Vermilye VS.. Myers,
which came before Judge Bunson at
Fargo, the court dissolved the attach
ment upon $4,000 worth of property
owned by the defendant near james
town, which had been secured by plain
titf's attorneys.
AN exceedingly wild and improbable
story comes from Fargo to the effect
that secret societies have been formed
throughout the northwest to afford sym.
pathy and aid to Manitoba in her seces-