Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-29
waukee railroad which it is liable to re-

waukee railroad which it is liable to re-
main for a term OF years.
Aberdeen's building boom continues.
The Pioneer says Aberdeen is improv
ing faster than any otl ~ town in the
territory.
Miss Helon Williams, ga Appomattox
school teacher, was nominated by the
republicans for school superintendent of
Potter county.
A line OF the Ordwsy and Bismarck
railroad will be built to the coal fields of
Mclean county. Thirty miles of grade
have been already completed.
A store at Roekerville was burglar
lied the other night, the burglar getting
away with u hundred dollars in gold
dust and twenty dollars in bills.
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern railway hes reached Sioux
Falls and the foot Of the engine whistle
is music in the ears of the people.
Afemale patient escaped from the
hospital at jamestown and after wander
ing about all day and all night returned
to her place of confinement of her own
accord.
Deadwood Pioneer: The bodies OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, who were
drowned in the food of three years ago,
are still at Smiths undertaking rooms
awaiting shipment east.
Appomottax takes great pride in the
Potter county guards. The Herald says
there are more finely proportional mem.
bers of the masculine sex in that town
than in most towns its size.
Capt. Wade, OF jamestown and U. ]
Alloway Of Grand Forks have beer
appointed delegates for north Dakott
to the national cattle growers associa-
ton at Chicago, Nov. 10th.
There are hundreds OF gold, silver
, tin, lead and mica claims IN the Black
Hills now lying idle and non.productiye
merely for the lack of capital to worl
: them and make them productive.
The residence OF Mrs. O. E. Rice, 81,
: miles from Roscoe, was entered during
her absence and all the bedding th,
house contained and thirty five yards o
8 ingram carpet we're taken therefrom.
: Some one tied a tin can to the tail o
: q valuable bird dog belonging to o. L
Hewitt, OF jamestown the other day
which so frightened the poor ANNA
that it ran under q moving train OF car
aud was killed.
Frank Bsrnstetter; nnnvioted Of OIL
3 assault with a deadly weapon some tim
ago at Howard, has been pardoned b.
Q the governor, upon the recommendation
of the judge who presided at the tria
= and all OF the jurors of the case.
Mr.. William Heating died at Wahpe
ton not long ago at the advanced age Q
lightweight years. His wife, with whom
he had lived sixty years, died last May
Six grown SONS of this aged couple ar
well known farmers Of Rlchland county
Deadwood Times: The Northwestern
delivered yesterday $4,000 pounds a
Spearfish, $4,000 at Deadwood, Lea,
D and Central, 800 0 at Sundance an
5000 at Stirgis...... The Evans line un
loaded 10000 pounds at Spearfish on
10000 at Scoop, $1,000 pounds at Leat
t loading back with ore.
Big Stone Herald: Two cases of acci
: dental shooting occurred last Sunday
one near Odessa,a young Scandinavia,
. named Neis Larson. aged nineteen On,
another. o little German boy, aged sever
! in Lao qui Parie county, about fiftee'
miles south OF here. Both boys wef
. killed by the careless handling and dis
cnsrKssof fire arms in the hands Q
companions.