New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-19
DAKOTA JOT INGS.

II
four marriage notices last week and.
claims to have three more IN sight.
George w Hundley Of Huron, who
threatened to kill his wife, has be-
come insane. He will go to the
asylum.
For the past few days the police
force at deadWood has proved to be
a municipal luxury, as they have
made no arrests.
The foundations of the Aberdeen
transfer and storage warehouse have
been completed and the floor joists
are now being laid.
Railroad men from Tracy report
that Ted Corbin, a young man Of
twenty, fatally shot himself on ac-
count Of a love affair.
The bank Of Rugby has been in
corporated with a capital stock OF
100000. E. A. Mears is president.
and j. w. Gordon Cashier.
Nearly every town in Dakota has
arranged to have club dances during
the winter, but none of them-so far
as heard from-have arranged to
have winter.
The single tax club of Bismarck con
tinues to do business at the old stand
and the discussions are listened to
with a lively interest blythe audiences
which gather for entertainment and
Instruction.
The village board at Flandrau has
declared its intentions to take care
OF any horse found standing on the
street during stormy weather. or aft
er 8 o'clock p. m. The owner will be
required to pay all charges and a fine
of $25.
The board of insane hospital trus-
tees held their annual session at
Jamestown, and reelected Superin-
tendent Archibald, Steward Schwell-
enbach, President Lyon and Secre-
tary Jones. The affairs Of the insti-
tuition are in good shape.
The demurrers in the liquor and il
legal voting cases which were argued
by Gen. Ward, Judge Pratt and Mai.
Hamilton before Judge Templeton
at Grand Forks were overruled. That
Wlllnecessitate the trial Offorty-forr
whisky cases and four for illegal vot-
ing.
The Faulkton Times says thatsey-
eral enterprising young women have
come to Faulk county, made a for
tune and demonstrated their ability
to support a man, and then gone
back to the states and married a ten
derfoot before the 'sboys' walked up
to 'lost opportunity"
A number af young bachelors at
DeadWood are talking of sending
out for a carload of young ladies to
spend the winter in Deadwood. There
seems to be a scarcity of them at
present, and the consequence is that
slnch and high five are popular but
expensive games,
City Marshal Crowley, ofColumbia,
had a lively chase recently after a
clothes line thief who made away
with the apparel from three family
lines In one night. He captured
the man near Groton and returned
him to Columbia, where he was SEN
fenced to thirty days in the pen
W. D. Russell, whom the CORE
spondents tof several metropolitan
sheets allege was arrested, tried and
fined for selling liquor on Sundays
at Grand Forks emphatically denies
the accusation and promises to make
it warm for the slanderers. The JUS
tlce docket bears witness to the We
racity of Russell's claim.
There is an organization in Yank-
ton college called the Order of st.
John. The most that is known con
corning the order at present is that
the members have foresWorn all as
ISOLATION with the gentle sex. The
amount Of moral courage required
to take this oath will be compre-
hended when it is known that all the
knights are at that tender age when
their affections and mustaches are
just coming to be felt.
There is an organization in Yank-
ton college called the Order of St.
John. The most that is known con
corning the order at present is that
the members have foresWorn all as
ISOLATION with the gentler sex. The
amount of moral courage required
to take this oath will be comprehend
ed when it is known that all the
knights are at the tender age when
their affections and their mustaches
are just coming to befelt.
The Rapid City Republican says:
Members Of the. board Of trade do
not place much reliance on the re-