Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-09


the winter and organize a coicny Of l
to settle in Stutsman
4
A large force OF men are kept con-
at work putting down the rails
on the various streets Of Huron where 1t
is proposed to run street cars.
T.ere are thsse papers published in
the territory called Blizzard" One at
Copp. in Potter county, another OF
CAeselton and the third at Elk Point.
The Miller Press publishes q list of
the many improvements of the town
during the past six months which foot
mp to $4l,220. A oreditable showing.
Howard has a Beach m mortal mite
society composed Of ladies, who have
lnaugurated q series Of parlor sociables
to be held once q week during the
winter.
s.. Brown, who left Mitchell somt
| time ago under q financial cloud, has
been arrested in Michigan, on a requisi-
ton for embezzlement, and returned to
Mitchell.
fhe brewery recently established at
De smet by the Mitchell brewery
establishment has been closed by the
sheriff. The agent departed with 5000
OF the firms money.
Deadwood papers tell Of an old gen.
tleman in that village, who has q suit of
clothes in wkioh ha has been married
three times, and ia now DESTROYS OF re-
peating the performance.
Tue Touring mill lately established at
Montrose and for which the people
CAV We o borus of $1,000 is to be removed
twelve miles into the country, much to
the indignation OF the bonus subscribers.
a lady Of MARVEL, Grand Forks county,
has commenced suit against two saloon
keepers at that place for $1,000 damages
for selling liquor to her son, an
habitual drunkard, after they bad been
notified not to do SO.
Many and numerous are the COM
plants made throughout the Black
Hills, against the Spearfsh postofioe.
The postmaster is accused Of burning
and destroying mail matter and OF will
fully neglecting his business.
Charles Dean, ons Of the Oldest pas
senger conductors on the Hastings &
Dakota division of the Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, has been appointed as
~sistant superintendent Of that division
with headquarters ut Milbauk.
Aberdeen is NOT yet relieved from its
prospective coal famine and all possible
efforts are being nude to AVOID the
calamity which stares the people in the
face before another storm comes or q
snow blockade shuts down upon them.
The Gettysburg Herald says that the
end OF the typhoid fever. epidemic has
come. The patients are ill removed
from the court house. either quite well
or conyalescing, and only q few cases
in the town and country are reported.
The missing brother-in.iaw OF O. Fl.
Hhaw, OF Mitchell, who mysteriously
disappeared in New York CITY. two
months ego, Has been henTd from. He
telegraphed from Washington that he
was coming home to give an account OF
himself.
Jean Decker, local editor of the Dead
wood Pioneer, was notified by wire o
short time ago Of the death OF an accom-
,lplished and beloved sister at Dubuque.
The young lady, who was soon to be
married to an estimable gentleman OF
that town, In some mysterious manner
fell into q oistern and was drowned.
Miss Jennie Vaughu, Of Butte county
who made final proof upon her pre-
emption clsim at the Deadwood land
office, testified that she had personally
broken and cultivated over half the land
required to be worked by Law and had
saIsed several crops, shingled her house
and done much work usually done by
the opposite sex.
superintendent Mol, of the Iowa and
Dakota divisio has denied the state
ment Of Conductor MoCarty that the
latter had applied for leave before
taking the run that resulted in the late
accident at Parker, Mr.. Moll also denies
that there was . wild train at Lennox
on the fatal night, which McCarty
claimed be supposed was the regular he
Was TO pass. MeCarty has been sus-
pended.
DoiNGS AT WASHINGTON.