New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-12
DAKOTA JOTTINGs.

The roll of the Aberdeen public
schools shows an actual attendance
Of $50 pupils
/ The Blizzard asserts that If Elk
Point had fifty more new dwelling
houses they could readily find renters,
Fred NJ. Burnes has been appointed
auditor of Hyde county and his sal
airy fixed at $500 per year
| Dean and Wayne Mason, of Plank
inton, have departed for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will abide in the fu.
ture.
The Republican says: 1.-THE num-
Der OF eastern gentlemen who arrive
daily to inspect Aberdeen promises
great things for 1889. The majority
decide to locate here. .
| Trump, the notorious murderer,
skipped from Tower after beating a
|. Finlander with a revolver #athis den.
Officers are in pursuit. Warrants
were issued for the rearrest of Trump
! for the murder Of Doyle.
George G. Crosse, of the Dakota Al
| lance company, is considering the
adyisability of removing the head
quarters from Aberdeen to Water
town IN order to secure shipping adj
| Vantages.
There is talk among the ladies OF
Columbia Of recognizing the Shakes
Peare club or forming some sort OF
society that will as efectually enter
tain the wives while the husbands
take care OF the babies.
While moving a house at Grand
Forks, Joseph SchWitzer Of Ardock
was injured by a coupling pin, which
flew out from it's place and struck
him a trightful blow on the jaw. The
attending physician is hopeful Of his
recovery.
The Black Hills country is making
a name for itself as a horse-growing
country, and it is predicted that
within ten years it will be as famous
for it's horses as the blue grass region.
1t already boasts many fine horses
OF the best breeds known in the world
An insane patient a son Of H. j.
Fahnestock-was taken to Yankton
from WATERFOWL in charge of his
father, Larry Deming and J. Fl.
Stamp. He is a young man of Is
and SO violently insane that three
strong men are required to handle
him.
A halfbreed boy, Il years old, was
accidentally shot by his brother, at
Rose Lake, Ia miles west of Barth-
gate. His brother was carrying a
gun on his shoulder through the
brush just ahead OF the unfortunate
boy, when it was discharged, blowing
the whole top Of his head off.
A heavily loaded freight train col
lided with the accommodation train
near Bismarck, smashing the accom-
mediation locomotive to pieces and
badly Wrecking the freight engine.
Seven train employees of both trains
were severely injured, though not IA
tally. Train Dispatcher McCabe of
jamestown is here to investigate the
cause
Simon Westman the burglar, in
jail at Grand Forks, attempted to
commit suicide in his cell by hanging
He used a strap for the purpose, but
his avoirdupois was too Weighty
and the rudimentary scaffold victim
and all fell heavily on the cell floor.
His bedding has been removed and
q watch set over him, though the
opinion is that it was done to gen
crate sympathy.
provident aid society is a new
organization at Aberdeen Its chief
aim is to furnish it's members with a
low but sound life insurance and at
Cilt todll1c zU1ulc5 cSUdD11Sll q UOllu VI icl-
IoWship among members. To be
eligible for membership the candidate
undergoes a medical examination
and obligates himself to live north
of Mason's and Dixon's line or it's
imaginary western extension.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con
gregational church at Sioux Falls
has just received incorporation pa
pers from the secretary of the ter
ritory and is now the only aid society
in the city which enjoys the corpor-
ate rights of suing and being sued.
The society has invested in Sioux
Falls real estate to the extent of
$500 and hopes to make enough in
this way to be able to put up-with
other help-a fine church building.
in a few years.
Seven miles from Yankton, is q
farming community where several
young home missionaries labored off
and on, and finally gave it up. as a
bad Job. Father" Nichols, a Con-
gregational Clergyman, over 70