The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-25

the following agencies have been opened
for freight business: Tappan, 1. On The
Dakota division, A = miles west 81 Sc
Paul, William Barth olemew. agent /:
Sterling On the Dakota division, q,
miles vest ofs ST. Paul, j. ii. Smith.
agent. q
rs M. N. Wood, arrested on complaint
Of the Northern Pacific railway coIn na.
ny, charged with the robbery 81 tbe Il
company q Office ats oriska, l., iail i
Valley Git, saving tie bars q
his window. Wood also telegraphe {
forged order from the security sank q
Minneapolis ~ the First National bank
Of Valley City, but failed to secure tba
money on the DRAFT.
Attachments were sued out II H.
superior court 81 Chicago against il. a q
Gates, & ieweler Of Mitchell. One
was in favor sof {. d. Knight s
Co.. for 81 $40, and the othersin favor !
of the Pierrepont Manufacturing com.
pany, for S$876. 49, Gates property /
was burned ont recently and his loss
was covered BY $40, 900 insurance. Tie
plaintiffs caused the several general
agents of the companies in which Gates
was insured to be served with garnish. (
ments, in order to secure the recovery
Of their claims !;
Serious trouble is brewing in Potte,
county. growing out Of county seat mat.
ters. Forest City Is q the county seat
and il thirty five miles from the east I
side Of the count large majority
Of the people are said to be in favor 81
changing II to more central point,
while the Forest City people are said 4
to declare it shall not be moved, and i, !,
voted away the records shall not 60, / a.
they will burn g destro them III
Canton Advocate Texas fever il
raging pretty badly along Nine Mile
creek and il Day ton township but our
corresp onde nt5 hopes the worst Is over.
Across the river iii yotn connty The
herds Of Alexand er Smith Of this city,
and Commissi oner And erson Of Pen.
nington, have been afflicted with the
fever, resultin astrousl And.
erson lost twenty FIVE head Of fine
steers, and MI. Smith about ten head
Of milch cows. The fever was iinocu-
j lated into Lincoln BY o. * Howard Of
Il Sioux Falls, who, it is claimed rdered
g fever afflicted herd to be driven over
land from Le Mars to Sioux Falls,
passing through this city and county en-
route. 81
D. 4. Burke, director general 81 the
World Fair, Of New Orleans III re-.
sponee to . teleg from Hon. Alex
IN Kenzie, comn,issio ner for Dakota.
declining to go Is any other state 81 ter 4
ritory exhibit, says "a congratulate
you and Dakota that :you have q first.
class location with flower CARBON.
fountain cocoanut grove, etc: Z.
General Pierce was toasted az Huron.
The folio owing from lie Dakota Farmer
describes faithfully the summer nights
in Dakota: lille there IL much discus
sioh q 3.
in Dakota, no one spretends to deny the
1loyliness Of the nights and evenings.
Let the day be- ever 80 snltr 8, q cool,
beautiful evening and ID refreshing night
is sure to follow While I'll, people Of
the east are SWEET eringS the long night
through under the burden 81 d single
sheet, there arc few nights here that q
4 blanket will not be acceptable. The
4 healthfulness of ID kota, j from this
\ cause alone n must be very perceptible.
As asummer resort for the hired deni.;
zens Of heated cities, no place can prove
4 N more beneficial. The bracing breeze ii
q from the broad praiir;iiess, even though
Y sometimes heated to ian ulln1pccomfo rtablel
d degree, are free from that oppressive
A heaYiness that burdens the damper 81.
i mosphere Of the east. Relieved from
the slug gishnessS Of more humid climess;;
and refreshed BY The long nights 81
4 perfect rest, who will a1ond der III the "a.
m n Die energy Of our western peoplei
Huron has had q grand band tourn,,a.
ment 10; which al the bands III the te 81
5ritory were invited, and many respond.
ga: One afternoon was spent e by visit.
]. ing band at Lake Ram eska. a ban.
qnet: was rendered to the visitors s.
WatertoWn ladies in the evening at lie
skating rink. grand parade w:ithI0t
men milne, took place at s, and 81 y1O
d o'clock = y, q. ". Whitney Of Canton cal.
ried of the prize. 3, il ! cornet con con,
I, Z test; At r; 8m. q grand band contest
Tor prizes took place, il III which tiie
!. Mitchell coronet band was awarded
with the first prize Of $500; the Huron !
band received the second prize 81 500;
and the Ashton band the third 81 $5O.S.
man named ousfiS, 4 Sol. il s ID
d ?. 3. Riyiere of Vaukopa, lis tia Tar ,l
tie Mountain district, lost q three.year.
old child BY tile recent storm, the little
q 5Ona S1nir - III ,,yt,,, III 81 ~