Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-22
Crook City and deer are numerous il

Crook City and deer are numerous in
the limestone region.
Prof. Charles A, Eufchard, cousin Of
ex-president Hayes, VINO has been con-
fined in the jamestown insane hospital
the past year, has been removedt to q
private institution at New Hampshire
The residence OF Peter Hosch, OF
Aurora county, was burned to the ground
the other night, the family barely
escaping with their lives. They saved
absolutely nothing and had no insur-
,ance.
&Grand Forks telegram of the 10Th
inst. says: After a sultty day rain set
in this evening. 1t. rapidly tnrneS
colder, and at two q. M. is showing hard
Cattle and other stock not sheltered aii.
suffer severely.
a daughter Of e. Paulison, of Wheat
land, aged twelve years left her home IN
the night recently but was oyertaken a.
Casselton and brought back. Some
mental trouble is given as thecause OF
the child's strange actions.
A prairie fire in Ash township, Clara
county, burned a span of mules be
longing to n farmer, also his bar;
and all it contained, and destroying th;
granary, wheat and farming nipple
ments of his next nelghbor.
The. Roscoe literary society will dis
cuss the following question at their ne.
meeting: Resolved, that more benefi
is obtained from attendance at a we,
conducted literary society, than frou
reading daily newspapers.
Mrs. Erwin Merwin was driving
horse attached to q dog cart, nea.
Esmond the other day, when the anima
became frightened, kicked over til,
dashboard, throwing her from th.
vehicle and ipiuring her most ~severelr
A Mrs. Deustche, Of Rapid City, die
Monday morning from en- overdose .
laEdnum, administered by her ON
hand. The only cause assigned for til
rash act is a morbid depression OF spiri:.
ocoasioned by continued i'll health. Shi
was only twenty years old.
The funeral of Mrs. Pine, who lately
passed away at Aberdeen, was largely
attended. The Masons, Odd Fellows. anG
w. CT. u. marched together to ths
church where the services were con.
Quoted by Rev. J. G.. Palmer, Rev. Or,
Lawson and Rev. P. s. Davies.
Seventeen hundred pounds of ducks
and geese haze been shipped east from
Lakota, Nelson county, the presen,
season and the News thinks it safe t,
say that there have been killed am
brought into Lakota, at least 500
pounds OF game during the last montl
Ialope.
The Dakota telephone exchange cleo
ted officers at Redfield the 10th, as fol
lows: President, A. q. Mellette, O
Watertown; vice president, D. r.. Miller
secretary r. B. ii assell; treasurer, @. M
Harrison, of Huron; superintendent. ]
L. w. Leilow; business manager, D. F
Il - 4EE.
Brown.
Athan Fletcher, aged twenty years
died OF Aberdeen of typhoid fever Sun-
day. He was the main support of a wild
owed mother and sister whose home il
in Loyaltcn, Edmupds county, who at
tended him in has last sickness and VIII.
are nearly wild with grief over the
great loss.
Judge MCCAIN, of Sully county, VIII,
was accused of absconding With yaluab
property belonging to other peor
emphatlcaliy denies the reports, in
New York newspaper. He Civ +.
address IN New York city and ola ,ns &,
be only on q visit to his sister. He sey
he reports were. started by disgrunt 4
politicians, who W him no good WI