Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-27
DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS

Jamestown school children must all
be vaceinsted or be- dismissed from
school.
The Presbyterian church society at
Aberdeen will erect q new edifce costing
about $4,000 and seating 45O people.
Madison Was never 10 q more proper
Gus condition than at present, and will
add not less than Is per cent to it's
population this year.
Gladstone has authorized q contract
with q manufacturer who will build and
equip q cheese factory to cost $1,000 and
to be IN operation by June |.
Young Teller was arrested at Elk
Point for selling liquor unlswfully, on
eight counts. Bail was fixed at $1,000,
which his father secured by mortgaglpg
an amount of property.
Already five ssioonkeepers have closed
their places at Grafton. six will CONT ne
as temperance resorts. Mayor Tombs
has instructed City attorney Yarkey to
| prosecute all v~iolators OF the law.
Gentlemen from New York and Wis
%consin. together with some Dakota
capitalists, will meet at Redfield March
18th to take steps towards incorporat.
ing the Duluth, Bed6eld & Southwestern
railway.
The Chicago. Milwaukee Il ST. Paul
company formally located division head.
quarters at Madison last Sunday. The
twelve-stall round house has been COM
pleted and occupied. ten men being en-
ployed therein. Eight trains arrive and
depart from Madison daily.
The gas we'll OF Ashton continues to
how with greatly increased force and the
boring will be continued Sc long as the
How increases. The we'll WAS tested and
has a pressure of twenty fYe pounds.
The Aehton gas and fuel company, hes
decided to incorporate with a capital Of
500, goo.
The Indians OF Cheyenne agency held
another pow-wow Friday. The chiefs
continue Determined to send a delega-
ton to Washington. Grow Eagle
fayors leaving without permission
The settlers strongly favor letting u
delegation go, as they think it will as
sist the % sage of the Dawes bill.
Orderly Sergeant Ward Williams OF
Company Fl. (the WATERFOWL company
Dakota national guard, now holds the
gold medal offered by his company fos
the best drilled man in his company, he
having won the same in three trials
Sergeant Williams is q son of ex-Con.
greseman o. G.. Williams.
Q. Gould, living about five and q hall
miles west of Redfeld, while digging a
well on his land struck q vein OF GOAL at
a depth of tw~enty.eight feet. Ths vein
is about eighteen inches thick. Mr..
Gould brought about three bushels OF
the coal to Reddeld Thursday. 1t burns
free and is of good quality. Everybody
is excited and steps have been taken ia
organize q coal mining company.
Three Thousand bushels OF barley
stored on the third floor in Sioux Falls
Brewery company's building in Sioux
Falls was precipitated to the ground
about 2 O'Clock Thursday morning by
the giving way Of the top floor. All
the floors In that part Of the building
were wrecked by the accident, entaillnR
9 loss to the brewing company of nearly
ST. C0.
Thurcday night the business men of
Ashton treated DR.. Frank Oulton to a
coat of tar and feathers for ~slanderina
and insulting the respectable women of
the place. Not q single lady has escap-
cd his slanderous remarks. The people
for a long time have been indignant and
Thursday night did what they have
thought of doing for some time, and it
ID hoped o lessonshas been taught that
will be remembered.
Tuesday night a. O. Sinclair, q
weaithy farmer living near Menoken,
Burleigh comfy. was returning home
" NJ S1ssoAn sAApi "~Soom Pah1ou Wy LIS
wife. On the Northern Pacific tram,
near Brainerd. Sinclair complained OF
headache, and vent out on the car plat
form. Not returning, hls wife became
uneasy, and search revealed the fact
that he was not on the train. Thinking
he had stopped off at some station and
got left, abs came on home and institut-
ed search by telegram. Thursday she
received intelligence that the dead body
OF her husband had been found near
Royalton, mingled as il he had fallen
between the cars.