Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-31
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS.

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The poles have been set and the wire
are being strung for the electic light a
jamestown.
a committee is looking over Fargo TO
an eligible site for the anticipated Catho
lie cathedral.
a movement is on foot at Mitchell Il
ship q carload of corn to the governor
of Kansas, for the sufferers in that state
Since Jan. 50, when the saloons wert
ordered to be closed, only five arrest.
for drunkenness have been made in Far
go.
The annual financial statement of the
Grand Forks county agricultural associa.
ton shows q balance OF 1928 SO in the
treasury.
P, y. Brubaker, one of Fargo's citi.
zens who has interests in Spanish Hon
duras, left for that country Tuesday eye.
ming last.
The stock necessary to the establish
ment OF a creamery at Grand Forks has
all been subscribed and the company
fully organized.
The county commissioners OF Bendle
county have given the county printing
to the Daily Huronite, Cavour Democrat
and Huron Times.
The report is current that Manager a.
o. Plumley, OF the Fargo Argus, is to be
married Feb. 1, at Syracuse, N. z, TO
Mrs. Helen 8. Green.
At the recent annual election OF off.
Gers of the Fargo fire department, A.
C%antiney was elected chief, and J. K.
Finn, assistant chief.
Rev. r. A. Beard. pastor OF the First
Congregational church at Fargo, has
just received his third call from a large
Congregational church at Toledo. o.
Last week Hon. O. ID. Austin. brother
of ex Gov. Austin OF Minnesota, Yves
married at Lisbon to Miss Addie j. Van
Week at the residence of l.. M. Gam.
none.
Martin Hector, n Of the wholesale
liquor dealers at Fargo has moved to
Moorhead, and r. r. Adler, another one,
it Is reported, is removing his business
to Ashland, Wis.
II is estimated that not more than one
hundred head Of cattle persisted in
Brookings county during the past storm.
Some farmers are losing their cattle from
a disease similar to blacsleg.
A farmer living near Pingree, named
Richard Gleason, otarted in pursuit OF q
horse Jan. IS, and has not been seen
since. His friends and neighbors think
he persisted in the recent storm.
A. N. Carpenter, representing the St.
Paul house OF Gotzian & o., was killed
ss:aEds. ~ait.s riding IN e stage from
to Deadwood by a rock which
fell upon him from an overhanging
The charge made by the Fargo Sun
that ex-dov. Pierce has secured $40, 900
deposit from the former territorial treas
urer for the benefit of a financial institu-
lion IN Fargo is vigorously denied by
Dol. Diokey, who gives the Sun the lie.
The correct list OF blizzard victims for
county gives the following
Thomas e. Gilkison, Robert
Chambers, Emil Gilbertaon, Frank Nlri-
ION, VIM. Nirison, Miss Casharins
3rlnig, Burdett Schofield, Adam Gerner,
James Newoombe's son.
Wencil Oerney, the Bohemiancarpen-
Ter who attempted TO kill himself ct
0eder Rapids Wednesday, to escape, as
said. from being lynched for the
murder OF Handbook, had lived at Scot
and several years prior 10 last Novem-
Der. His mind was never considered
The Haddock idea is the inven.
lion Of his osazy mind.
The Milwaukee railroad lines are now
opened from Mitchell in all directions
o through points, except on the Hast
ng and Dakota, which is still blocked
'ast OF Aberdeen. Supplies of coal and
provisions have been sent to towns be.
ween Mitchell and the Missouri river.
The Omaha road is still closed between
'ioux Falls and the main line, and no
ID. Paul trains have Onna ont.