The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-15
DAKOTA TERRI TORIAL NEWS.

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] Elk Delegate Raymo nd doubtsif con.
gresswill divide Dakot d, but L oksfor
admission Of the whole territory this.
winter. 3s.Sf :s9
Huron will have a big musical festi'
vail Out. 26. 5-5
Clarence nnettappeared at Woon.
socket in the rink as "a professional
boxer and gave one ortwo exhibitions.
Aiter,his last app earance he proceeded
to get sen q oyal good drunk and
made himself quite conspicuous; He
wound up BY attempting to outrage a
laundry woman named Hathaway.
He was arrested and lodged in
jail but was taken out and
tarred and sfeathered The tar was
hot and was applied with brooms,
Bennett being held upon the ground,
was rollediin the pileofSs feathers, sand
the job was completed. He was given
notice that 4if he. ever returns to
Woonsocket he will be lynched, after
which,he was left to shift for himself.
Some Nebraska parties talk of put
ting up q barbed wire factory inSioux
Falls. " s4iS .a Z $50 = E.
The average Of wheat in Missouri
valley is about twenty bushels to the
acre. Il ~. RIA,
The Buxton Mining company are
shipping large quantities Of ore to the
Omaha reduction works that net them
81, 900 to the ton. y, :;ss i5,: li5s5-s
Mrs. u 2. Brown and her sister,
Mrs. Richardson, fought bravelys and
saved Mr.. Browns grain stacks, gram
airy, barn and dwelling on his farm
neartJ JAMESTOWN, while Mr.. B, was in
town s;5.2 Z. y3=si,s Il
$ The Democrats OF Beadle county
have issued acall for q mass convention
of Democrats ofSouth Dakota tomeet
in Huron Oct. 81, the day Of the Repub-
lican convention, to take party ac-
ton on the constitution as adopted
by the Sioux Falls convention.#til ii FIX
A prairie fire started above Wander
sbilt, Campbell county, burned most
I OF the country between there and
Spring river. Mrs. .Chilcott lost her
barn, grainland hay, Mathew Baker
lost his barn and about 400 bushels
Of oats and several other small
amounts. 4 35s Il 5s;t
Hon. J. u, Teller, territorial secre-
Rotary states that he knows nothing
OF the; reported filing of charges in
Washington against GOV. Pierce. !,
The presbytery Of the Northern Pa.
Ecific has Just concluded its session as
Casselton. Twas decided to change
the name to the Presbytery OF Fargo.
The sermon was by Rev. 3. w. Day Of
Lisbon, and the MODERATOR was Rev.
p. z. r orseman 81 Hillsboro.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smart, Of Wessingt on Springs, t was
accid entally killed by being crushed by
the overt turning Of g buggy, 3D.
sully county, nearly three years old,
with $500 population, has never had
g legalized sale on, q pallper nor "a
q criminal imp isoned. 55.; IS
3. =. Lula, pro ointment farmer
living ten miles froniP Pierre, was found
dead. 388s
At The tax sale the Queen Bee mill
at Sioux Fails. was sold for delinquent
staxesst local parties. The amount
OF taxes due was So, % Il: 8 e HE sale Of
lands for taxes WAS very exciting, and
the tracts were largely taken88by the
buyers at the smallest amounts 81
land. ,.s.s5s u;
"a Charles Greye's Dakotn farm Of 500
acres, near Hillsboro, yielded 9,766
bushels Of wheat 4 900 bushels Of
oats and IL bushels Of barley, beside
vegetables. Il { q 4
Washington Special: The Dakota
Demo crats, lot cont tent with the slow
process Of changing file Offices, havehit
upon Ia plana Of ousting Gov. Pierce
and putting in his place 4. nj. Ziebacll,
the edit thes SEQ land Oak Cit.
zen. It IS said that ziieba zach s peti-.
tons are signed BY zen Il Thousand peos
5ple, his end rsement s being ore
Gus than any pplicart before
this administrat ion. VI lumno,
charges were filed against Gov Pierce.
charging inalfeasance i'll Office, and tits
thought he will have to 80. I J:
The congr onal yentiions at
Fargo devoted q great deal 81 time Is
the considerati OF tlse location and
organization Of q college iii North Das
skota. a committee consisting, of Rev.
DR.. Strong and Rev. tilliam Mont.
gomery was, pointed to report On
the location Of q eollege, and recon-
mended the folio wing reso lution, which
was adopted by tho Inference.
Resolved That u committee 81
nine be app inted and empowered 10
select bidsfor the location of d. Con-
ionaat colleee iii Worth Dakota.
unanimous vote shall decide the To-
cation; otherwise the colnmitte shall
make IA full reporE to the association.
In case D. locations ii deterinined ~,
the commit tee, they are iltt orizedS to
secure the incorpo tion of heinstitus
ton associate with themselv Ives, as q,
board OF trustees, 81 Their gentl eman SO
that the board OF 4co ntroi sssh all con-
tain not less than fifteen nor more
Than twenty members Two-t thirds
tof the 81 members OF the board
sof trustees shall be nlember Is 81
70 Congregational church and when
legally organized a his board u shall
have author to Organize, equip
a