Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-01
naRorA CONCENTRATIONS

About $50 students arc enrolled at the
university of Dakota.
Former residents of Iowa, who 0 re-
side in Fargo, are forming an Ohio club.
Col. Charles I. Clement of Fargo has
been appointed as sid on Commander
in.Cniei Rear staff.
The BARRIERS of Sioux Fails who have
formed q tire and raised the pEioss, sre
proposi- ~ close their shops on Sun
day.
Ex-Mayor Ohstles Scott, o. Fargo, ii
is currently reported, is soon to be mar
ried to,a Miss Knowles. of Brockpor.,
N. Y.
Bishop Walker started for Washing
ton Tuesday to meet with the Indian
commissioners, OF which body he is q
member.
Nine rain loads, OF 25 ears each, OF
storm-delayed freight came into Fargo
on the Northern Pacific Monday morn
ing in rapid succession.
Bridgewster citizens have combined
to fight the tax leyy, on the ground of
illegal equalization. The case comes up
before Judge Palmer at Sioux Fails
next week.
John e. Garland. of Bismarck, received
aboat q bushel of coneratulatory tele-
grams upon the announcement OF bis
promotion 30 be an associate Justice of
the supreme court.
This is the fourth week of the revival
mestings at the M. d. church in Yer
million, under charge of Rev. Mr.
Shetland, the resident pastor, assisted
by Presiding Elder Hsr.soueh and Rev,
Mr.. Burd,ck, of Yankton.
Guy Steasps, of De Smet,n boy whs
was out all night in the January biz
zard and had his limbs frozen, died San
day morning. He had suffered terEibl ~
during the ak weeks. Mr.. Stekrns ii
still in % critical condition.
The.county commissioners on Thnrsda,
awarded to the King iron bridge com
pany, of Cleveland. the building of two
bridges i n M%innehuha county, one across
the Sioux river, the other over Skunk
creek.
Immigration Commissioners McClare
left for Washington Tuesday to aid the
reservation lobby. He will be joined by
Gov. Church and Auditor Ward. a
great effort will be made TO have the
bill passed between the 9th and 9th o
March.
Tho naturalga 20 ct Ashton was tested
Monday With various results. A pip,
was laid from the we'll to the Bowman
house where at low pressure O stove rur
by gas heated the room during the day
The stove was heated red hot IN JUS
three nInutes.
Samuel Becktei, of Alexandra, has
been working on q perpetual motion TO
years. he finally had 1t but somehoy
thers was O cog loose. He has gone 81
California, taking his model with him
and hopes the glorious climate will sup
ply the missing linz.
The Law and order league OF Siou,
Falls are now considering the ADVISABLE
ty of forcing the city saloons to close
The saloon men claim thnt their agree
ment to close does not hold good unit
the supreme court renders its decisio,
in the certiorari proceedings.
Articles OF Incorporation of the Bis.
marok creamery company have bee,
filed with the territorial secretary; CAPT
tai stock $25, 900. Officers were elected
to-day as Il lows: Edward Goodklnd
presiden OBJ Lit.le, treasurer; Geral.
Piero secretary and manager.
Star service was established in Dakoti
Monday as follows: Dickinson to New
England City and back twice q week BY
an eight hour schedule, from March / t.
June SO. Alexandria to Rockport and
back three timeu a week by a two hon
schedules, from March i to June 80. Park
ston to Midtown and back Six times
week by a ~ honr schedule, from
March i to June 80.