Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-28
oAKoeA CONVERSATIONS.

Redtield brought temperature from 100
60 llG IN the shade.
j. j. RoRe,e, the newly appointed re-
~celytr oil the land office at Grana Forks
hes reeeiysd Bis commission, snd took
chasgs OF tue cfiJe Friday.
Two gisndered horses acre found by
DIR. Ailoyay, terntoriGi Veterinarian. III
the livery barn OF DR.. K,ug, of Huron.
The ANIMALS were taken put npd killed.
The paving cutters' strike at Sioux
Falls was declared off Friday afternoon,
They received notice at headquarters
to go to work, that their strike wss no.
lustifsbie.
Will Lawrence. Of Sioux Falls, who
disiese'ded one of Judge Oa,lsnd's
l.qaor iDlanctions, was sentenced to pay
q fine of $3.50 or thirty days IN the
county jail. He vent to Jail
Bismarck will be made IA weather
headquarters on d large scale. 1t has
been discovered that the weather origi,
mates in that vicinity and in order to
give the world full benefit OF this fac,
two additional observers will be located
IN Bismarck.
William t oil and Charles Mcintyre
the two thieves who stole Herder Davis
team of ponies at Grand Forks on the
18th inst, were captured near Coopers
town with the ponies in their possession
and brought to qrsnd Forks. They
both admit their guilt. Their tria
comes off soon.
An additional attraction at the Grand
Forks fair will be q bright speech by
Farmer Wallace of Bismarck. He is
the veteran boomer and is the man who
invented the wheat cottages, canoes and
pyramids that made Burleieh county
famous at the Minnesota fairs and the
New Orleans exposition.
The event Of the north Dakota fair il
Or md Forks will be the sham battle,
which will be participated in by the
Grand Army OF the Republic and the
territorial militia. The battle will bs
fought on Sept. %, and the audience on
that day will in all probability be large
than on any other day Of the fair.
The eighth Unlted States cavalry
with the regimeDtsl headquarters and
band, c~ommanoei by Dol j. K. Misener.
arrived at Fort Robinson, Nebraska
Sunday. having completed 1850 miles OF
their march from Fort Davis, Tex tc
Fort Meade. OAK. The officers and men
are in splendid health, and the horse
are in excellent condition. sThe regimen
will reach Fort Meade on Sept. 3.
An e%ast-bourd stock train on the ST
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba road met
with a serious mishap near Fort Buforc
Saturday night. While running along
ct q high rate OF speed cattle were OBJ.
served on the track. The engineer blew
his whistle, shut eff steam and reversed
his engine, but to late to avoid the con.
sequences. The engine jumped the
track followed by seventeen cars. Abou,
two hundred cattle escaped. A little
less than half that number were killed
outright or seriously manned. Five
trainmen were injured, three of them
probably fatally.
at Fargo Sunday morning tw,
strangers entered the house of "Mothe,
Hutch" which bears an unsavory repu.
tation, and 500 became involved in {
light with two other men who were in
the house at the time. One OF the
strangers, named Peck. received q stst
in the side during the fight which ma,
Prove fatal. His companion also re.
ceived a knife wound. and one Of til,
others had his face fearfully lscerated
with q beer bottle that was broken owe,
his head. Mother Hutch and three O
the men are in the city jail and Peck i.
at the county hospital.
There ID a ne wspaper paragraph poips
the rounds to the effect that the govern
nent is attempting to drive q sharp bar.
gain with the Indians under the Ia a
opening the Sioux reservation, Thu
item claims that only ST. 600 1000 are Z,
be paid the Indians for 1000 900 acre,
OF land. whereas the fact is that Sc, 500 /.
O00 are to be paid for it. Section 81 O
the bill provides that this land shall b,
taken under the homestead laws, bu
that every acre OF it must be paid for q
the rate of so cents an acre, which would
produce $500. 900. Aud section 2
provides thai the entire amount shall b
devoted to the uses of the Indians.
Six applicants passed successful ex
aminations for pharmacy certificates b,
the territorial board at Huron. Thes
were Harry Durant. of Huron: Josep
Weger, OF Heckley: j. o. Bliss, of Willo,
Lake; f. B. Leach, Of Putney, O. v
Wilbur, of Woieey; and e. G. Davis, o
, DeSmet. Certificates were also issue,
to George TANNER, of Scotland; Olive
Riggle, of Blunt; A. P. Smith and d,
Msrse, of Columbia, sud B. Crisoe, O
Fargo. The next meeting will be he'll,
at Yankton, Oct. 8. J. o. Krytchie. 0
lroquois, resigned his position as score
tary, and B. F. Stearns. OF Aberdeen
was chosen to fill the vacancy. B. 8
White, of Flaudrau, was reelected presi
dent.
SHILOHSCURE will Immediately re-.
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