Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-09
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS

voted to send q running team to the
Huron tournament.
Blunt offers a bonus of ground a9d
buildings valued at $1,000 for anyone
who will establish q creamery.
Dol. Plummer, of Aberdeen, is favor
ably mentioned az n of the Dakota
delegates to the republican national con
yention.
The Mitchell Daily Republican is
raising a fund for the benefit of Mrs.
Bruhn, Dawson county, who lost her
feet in the January blizzard.
A general protest is made at Mitchell
against the proposed action OF the
Omaha railroad company in Withdraw
ing Che present through train from
Mitchell to St. Paul.
III the Minot Rustler is good authori-
ty, there are already about 5000 acres
seeded to wheat in the immediate yicin.
ity of that city. where fourteen months
ago was q barren waste.
The "Minnehaha," Sioux Falls first
passenger steamer, was successfully
launched Friday morning amid great
enthusiasm. The steamer will make
regular trips rom Sioux. Falls to the
upper island.
f. A. Bidwell of Mitchell, who WIS
disbarred by the interior department.
about two years since, hiss been rem
stated, it having been ascertained that
the grounds of disbarment were not
veil taken ct the time.
For the first time Sioux Falls takes
the lead 10 voting strength of all the Da.
kota cities. At the election last week it
cast 1885 votes to 1925 ct Fargo, which
has hitherto held the first position.
Grand Forks ZONES next, with 1907, and
Aberdeen, Yankton, Huron and o dozen
other cities are crowding close up TO the
four figures.
A discharged employe is charged with
having attempted to burn the bakery of
j. b. G.:.s.. aa=Ts:--.=- box con-
tanning three candles surrounded with
combustibles, saturated with kerosene,
failed to work. and was discovered by
the proprietor. The would be inoen.
diary, whose machine was arttully con-
struoted, is said to be an anarchist. He
hes disappeared.
A woman's relief corps Of the G.. A. r.
has been organic I'D in Aberdeen with the
folio wing officers I: President, Mrs. Louise
Hsueer; senior vice president, Mrs. M.
b. FGrke; junior vice president, Mrs. Nj.
L. Finch; secretary, Miss Jessie O.
Campbell; treasurer. Mrs. w. M. Nor
row; ~oonductress, Mrs. M. r. Raymond !,
guard, Mrs. W. A. Wohlworth: chaplain
Mrs, J.B. Holt.
Hon. M. II. Day, eoored a point on
Gov. Church and Auditor Ward Friday.
Some days ago Church and Ward sue
ceeded in having Jehn zigler, of Hughes
county, postmaster and editor, removed
and Moses Young. q Church democrat,
appointed. Young had received his
commission and stepped into the office
when q telegram from Washington mott
fed him that his commission was revok-
ed and Zigler reappointed.
CLARK G. Coates, one OF the newly
elected aldermen OF Sioux Falls assaulted
o. 8. G. Cherry, q young lawyer, on the
street Friday morning, knocking him
~insensible and seriously injuring him.
The trouble arose from q lawsuit, in
which Cherry was opposed to. Coates,
the brutal assault OF Coates has created
great feeling in the city and o petition
is being circulated and very generally
signed requesting him to resign his
office OF alderman.
At Rapid CITY David b. CLARK, re-
publican, was elected mayor over =. w.
Nowlin. democrat, by o majority of 10.
w. e. Tompkins, democrat, Was chosen
city treasurer, 65 majority. For ~justice
OF the peace John D. Lake, republican,
was elected by l33 msiority. For alder
men the democrats elected four, viz:
Messrs. MCCARTHY, Howe, Schruettyen
and Holcomb: the republicans elected
Messrs. Vailette, Davis, John r. Bren-
nan, W. E. Smith. For. board of sduca-
ton, John Hall, James Jacoby, William
O. Marble. W. W. Gift, n. W. Tinker,
q. w. Somers, r. O. Feigel and g.
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