Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-03-21
THE NORTHWEST.
DAKOTA ORA.

prietors of the distillery for selling liquor
without license, and also against Julius Bar
gwett for the same offense.
Rhe fashion Of dchorning cattle is. taking .
strong hold on the farmers and dairymen Of
Minnehaha county and the fashion possesses
many advantages. 1t economies stable
room besides rendering the animal more trac
table.
The city council of Wahpcton has granted
H. w. Turner, of st. Paul, twenty-one year
franchise to light the city with electricity
Turner is to furnish ten 200 candle power
lights for 81 500 year. The plant will be in
operation June 1.
Six men were arrested in Custer county
Wednesday for stealing cattle. The accused
have been killing beef cattle belonging to sew.
eral cattle companies and disposing of the
meat
Mrs I'D. McClatchie, of Mitchell received q
verdict Of $S, 600 damages against the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad company
on account Of the death Of her husband, re
sulting from fall from train.
Agent Keasney, of the Manitoba road al
Aberdeen, was experimenting the other day
to determine whether he had forgotten how
to couple cars, when his hand was caught
between the bumpers and he lost a finger.
IOWA
Christian Tice, who has been fraudulcntly
representing the Detective, newspaper pub
lished at Cedar Rapids, was arrested at
Charles City Tuesday.
The Red Oak cart and buggy company will
put up between 5000 and 5000 carts this
season. Theg now have about forty hands at
work and will increase the force to fifty in a
few weeks.
In the infanticidc case at Muscatine the
coroner's jury returned verdict finding that
the "child came to its death in felonous anG
violent manner at the hands of its mother
Lucinda Jenkins.''
Ayoung German named Steinburg, east OF
Eldora, was quite seriously injured by bull.
The vicious brute turned upon the young man
IN. the stable and would probably have gored
him to death but for the opportune arrival of
the owner.
Hattie Allen, M. D., the daughter of H. B.
Allen, one of the wealthiest bankers of Iowa,
has accepted an assistant professorship in the
Michigan State University. DR.. Allen is the
first lady who has ever held a position of this
nature in that school.
case Of lcprosy has developed ct Des
Moines A girl named Miss Jshnson, from
Norway, is the victim.
Atlantic fremen have completed the or
ganization of running team and are prac-
ticing for the tournament.
Injunctions are being served daily on Bur-
lington saloonkeepers, and they are going
slowly but surely out of business.
Silas Wcathcrly young man living near
Missouri Valley, accidentally shot b nself in
thu arm, and it is thought amputation may be
necessary.
James A. Anderson, medical student at
Abba, took an overdose OF tipcture of opium
to relieve pleurisy and died at a. m. Mon
day morning.
A young man named Ed Terrell, of Perry
was sent to Fort Madison penitentiary last
week for four years for enticing two young
girls from home for the purpose of prostitu-
ton. ri
The patients in the hospital for tim saneci
number ISL.
The people of Orleans are enthusiastic on
water-woIks.
There are now 1888 inmates Of the industrial
school at Kearney.
Miss Lois Royce hassso far recovered as to
be able to be about.
The Tecumsch Republican shouts for Gen.
Ben Harrison for president.
The police will soon commence the exser-
mination of unlicensed dogs at Omaha.
An A. o. U. w. lodge was organized at
Lincoln last week with membership of
twcnty-seven.
]. E. Hopkins, of Battle Creek, was arrest
ed Monday for making and circulating coun-
teifeit money.
George. Hanscomb, residing south of Whit
ncy twenty miles was assaulted at his home
by desperate named Sheldon. The assail
ant cut him in the neck with bowie knife
After desperate struggle Hanscomb succeed
ed in driving him away. ~
An Omaha dressmakcr has sued the pro-
prletress OF a house of prostitution of that
city for dresses for the inmates of her house.
The court holds that she cannot collect nav
ment for such goods, as they were sold for
Illegal purposes
Madge boy, thirtecn-year old girl of Teka-
NAH, got miffed at her parents and left the
Did homestead. She got hold of SIS and |
struck out.for Chicago. When she arrived
here she was arrested, and after spending
'ne night in leturn home, satisfied with her
experience as tramp.
Inc Lyons Mirror suggests that all the Ne
'raska country publishers form pool ortrust |
md accept no patent medicine advertisements
or less than 500 per column.
A party Of surveyors visited Grant looking
Up a route for the continuance Of the Stony
Iity and Denver air line railroad. and the |
irantltcs are jubilant thereat.
~ MINNESOTA.
Frank Trip, who,was arrested at Vase
Wednesday, was taken to Mankato by Sheriff
'iper that afternoon and lodged in jail. He
suspected of divers acts of crookedness. He
as arrested upon complaint of H. Burgess.
gent Of the Singer Sewing Machine company
Waseea, charging him with having forged
W. Hoerr's name to contract By means of
hich he was enabled to purchase sewing ,
lachine. r.
At an early hour Wednesday evening fire :
as discovered in an incipfent stage under ,
le Dmaha depot ct Luverne by a passerby. |
eveTal balls of cotton saturated with oi, ,ua,. :