Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-02
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DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.


DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.
Real estate tysnafers in Grand Forks
the nast week footed up $Nl,700.
Doaslas county expects aSstArge intlux
Of. settlers during the spring months.
The residence OF Mrs. Conkling. at
Bismarck, was burned Wednesday night.
Several new business firms are TO en-
bark In Armour's me~rsantils orioles
soon.
Steps ore being taken to get several
manufacturing establishments losatsd
in Volga.
There is war In eight in yolga over
prohibition, or rather the violation Of the
prohibition lay.
Peter Hoy. IN Eagle township, Hyde
county, broke prairie February 23d,
which is rushing the season.
A creamery company hos been Or
gained at Laketa, and 1920 OF the
capital stock lie already subscribed.
Sheriff Thompson, who was badly
burned in the hotel fire at Grsndview a
short time since, is slowly recovering.
Revival meetings. are being held every
night in the Msthodist and Presbyterian
churches at Huron With good results.
A term OF the district court began at
Huron Wednesday morning. Theae are
sixteen criminal and 1874 civil cases on
the calendar.
Rnmors are afloat that the Leland
hotel ut La Moure will be opened this
spring and the town be given the bene-
ft OF q fine ihostolry.
The Touring mill at La Moure is being
thoroughly renovated and equipped with
hour packers. The owners expect soon
to begin running night and day.
An interesting series Of union meet
ings are being held at the Congregation
oil church at Armour by the pastors OF the
different denominations in The city.
Patents granted: ]. d. Brainard,
Highnore, earth scraper: T. Girlanner,
Big Stone Cisy, straw burning stove;
NJ. B. Lloyd, Cavalier, weighing scale.
Mrs. Hama q. Hanson, northeast OF
baltimore, who has been sick for two
rnonths, has become ~inssne, and wat
last week sant TO the asylum at James.
town.
Since the Redhsld decision in che sa.
loon cases it ID learned that papers are
ready to he seryeds1pon shs liquor deal
ers In Aberdeen restraining them from
further sale.
The resignation OF Maj. d. Hand,
president of the Bankcrs' Mutual 1850
ciation OF Aberdeen, will probably
reeu I in Col. "a. Jumper again assum-
ing the control.
Armour expects to incorporate soon,
and will add many other substantial
teatnres to her claims na a.. city before
the present season is ended. One thing
che is badly in need of . is good Touring
mill.
Qaite q number OF aaloonists have
purchased lots in east Grand Forks Since
the supreme court passed upon the le-
gality OF the local option enactment, and
will erect buildings there in which to
open saloons.
Deputy United States Marshal Shat
tuck returned to Fargo Wednesday
evening from q three day "trip to Ran.
som county, where he went to arrest o
number OF men for cutting timber on
school seotionB. lie found only four on
his trip.
Adam Gerger, Of Pierre, has been ar
rested for selling liquor contrary to the
lew, HIS place Of business was searched
and certain goods oonisoated. The
legality Of the proceedings is question:
able. A vigorous fight will be made on
both sides.
Charles A. Grey was brought to Fargo
from Minot Wednesday nighs in charge
OF Q deputy United States marshal. Mr.
Gray il charged. with resolving a bride
from and allowing the man TO escape for
whom he had a warrant, while acting al
a deputy United States marshal himself.
Noticing that reports derogatory to
the Dakota Mutual insurance company,
OF Huron. are. in circulation; inquiry at
headquarters revealed the fact that the
Mutual has discontinued business. but
in no case should 1T be considered a fail
nre. Its policies are protected by re-
insurance and it expects to fulfill ali OF
lis contracts.
The commissioners Of hyde county
closed q two days special session We'd
nesdsy, called to settle certain matters
connected with, The county treasury
muddle. The bondsrnan OF she ex-
treasurer. Homer james, proposed to
settle with the county but Gil PROPOSE
tions wsre rejected. District Attornesy
Van Camp has begun an action against
the bondsmcn to recover 5000, the
amount OF the bond.
The death BY suicide of VIM. q. Hsr-
fiaon last Wednesday evening was o sad
surprise to his friends in Larimore. He
was shot in the hip in the Risi rebellion
OF 1885 in the northwest territory, and
the wound has OF late troubled him so
much a. to gradually deprive him OF his
Wednesday he left Grand Forks
for Lakosa, but stopped at Michigan
City. whore he purchased strychnine and
laudanum, and stsrteG2o walk back this
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