Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-11
PROPRIETOR.
THE NORTH WEST.
DAKOTA.

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DAKOTA.
Huron is to be given another wire to Mime
apolls aud additional geographic facilities.
A syndicate has been formed at Lead City
for the purpose of locating and developing
oil grounds.
The coming season promises well for, the
growth and prosperity OF Scotland and sur-
rounding country.
Gov. Church. has appointed Frank stearns,
Of Aberdeen, q member Of the south Dakota
board of pharmacy.
The Good Templars of Bristol celebrated
the first anniversary OF their lodge Saturday
evening by supper.
The free delivery system has proved such a
success in Fargo that an additional carrier is
to be put on April l.
The canyssing committee of the Catholic
See has secured pledges from Fargo amount
ing to 90, 900 thus far.
j. G. McGregor, of Armour, had finger
shot OF Saturday evening by the additional
discharge Of a shotgun.
Waterfowl has accepted proposition for
the establishment Of large soap factory.
A. Tuition, Of Sioux Falls, is expected to re
ceive the appointment of clerk of the district
court under Judge Garland.
Attorney General c. F. Templeton has re
turned from the east, where he was called by
the serious illness Of his father.
In Hyde county snow is all gone but Ii
the drifts, and farming will generally begin
at once.
The Edmund county teachers institute will
be held at Ipswich April 20.
During the last year a number of thrifty
Germans left Bon Homme county for Cslifor-
mia, many Of whom have returned, and others
will soon follow.
1t is reported that the Northwestern express
stage and transportation company IL about to
again put on q line of coaches between Pierre
and Rapid City.
L. s. Norton, a Bismarck attorney, while
trying case at Erie, Pa, his old home, be-
canae suddenly insane. He was arrested and
will be sent to an asylum.
NEBRASKA,
Lincoln Is moving for city hospital.
Mrs. Martha A. Brown, who came to Omahs
On 1885, died there Saturday.
Anew postoflce named Hale has been es-
<ablished In Madison county.
The new Episcopal church at Lincoln will
be of brown stone and cost $4,000.
Ninety-two stone-cutters of Omaha are
locked out" in consequence of the strike.
The Northwestern road hauled GU. seven
teen cars Of meats Friday night from South
Omaha.
The bond Of the Northwestern Detective
association was yesterday filed with the sec
reIary Of state.
Mrs. Gallord, of Curtis. attempted to com
init suicide by swallowing mixture of soap
and camphor.3
F. c. Plantz, the famous bridge builder
snortgsged property.
two year old child of j. Hansen, of South
Omaha, was scalded to death Monday by fall
ing in pail of hot water.
Monroe Sanborn, an Omaha colored man,
Saturday, was sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary for burglary.
F. H. Lewis, hotel man Of Venango, has
left, leaving big mortgage on mythical chat
tells and numerous creditors.
The Omaha Athletic club has filed articles
of incorporation. Capital stock, s1oO. Oh
ject, advancement of athletic sports.
Louis Berghoff was sentenced to four years
in the penitentiary at Omaha Thursday for
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Eldan Taggart, formerly connected with
the Auburn Post, died at Wichita, Kansas
and was buried at Auburn ON Wednesday
last.
The board Of trade of Indianola is nego.
tiating for n number of Industries. Water
works and electric light are among the early
certainties.
Knox county expects great benefit from the
railroad excursions planned by the Elkhorn
Valley road. There will be seven of them,
and hundreds of eastcraers will be brought
out to view and locate on the fertile uplands
of north Nebraska.
Burlington will not try to compete with
Keokuk in running street cars with cleo
tricity.
A cook In the Beehtele hotel at Council
Bluffs nearly cut the thumb OF his left hand
of Wednesday with carver.
a party Of FIVE Dubuque young ladies ex-
pect to emigrate west in quest Of husbands
and to grow up with the country.
Cherokee is about to lose her telephone ex-