New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-23
DAKOTA MENTION.
condensed Happenings Throughout
Seth North and South Dakota,

"A Keg CT beer was ,Sn tap ia THE
fnlddle ;cf the street at Aurora, I'm
brooklngs county, 'en election day.
Peter Dolasl had two ribs and his
collar bone broken while trying to
break 'bucking" bronoho at
Rapids City.
A boy'named Myers, living near
'Sturgis, fell off u}aoad of weed and
WAS mashed &c death under the
wheels Of the wagon. -...-.. ..
M.iFotticary, living neHr Water
town, recently thrashed from ten
acres 1926 bushels of wheat, making
>32h bushels psr acre.
AIaan named Parkinson, living at
Grand Forks, has falEeniheir to 5000
"a year by the death OF his brother i'm
ENGLAND.
Esmondpeople held "a meeting @f
jpraise aaa6 thanksgiving over the
victory'of prohibition in the new
state.
A Pittsburg syndicate, headed By
Commodore Kountze, wants to build
& a railread from YsGnlton to Sioux
Falls.
August Tat, mear Madison, Host
three fingers in g thzashing machine
recently. He poked them inbe>,the
Cylinder.
Contracts for furnishing over 49,
900 worth OF dry:geods were awarded
to Yazfzton merchants by the insane
asylum trustees.
"A Paankinton preacher has prom-
isedIs dis hearers,:a, sermon of pure,
unauthorized gospel, without any
political trimming.
Ehe1infow of water has s5ogped
workEn the coalsshatt at Ce1fterville.
Holes will be drilled through the
rock IN search nfGl outlet dor the
water.
Parties interested in the Ibrewing
business in Yankson are said Sts be
purchasing land on the Nebraska
side Of the river opposite to Aank-
ton.
Claszzles Mitchell, one of tine horse
thieves that broke jail at Cham ber-
lain seine time ago, has been caught
in Buffalo county, where lhev was
working as a farm hand.
George Barrettyof Cavour, found
handsome boy Ebaby on his.saoor-
step the other morning. No sclM5 to
the parents has been found sand
George will adept sJhe infant.
Alf Harry w,ass:arrested at East
Grand e 'orks for eeatering thereon
of Thon2as Haley at the Windsor
hotel and takingg 81 90 which, sdlidnot
belOngrjO him.
Harascoal COSTS $3.50 a ton more
in Yarkton than lit does in Water
town, with the same facilities dor
procuring it, and THE people msantatt to
know wihy this lis thus.
A Piea,ne boy manned Kerns wflle
hunting west of that place, accident
ally put "a charge of birdshot into
his right hand, reaaSlehing amputation
u necessary.
The night watehman of a Hot
Springs hsak shot aaow that was
wandering e bout back of the hsaild+
ing, thinking burglansRer ere trying to
break into THE place |
Sheriff Lee, of Lake county. isl
after some horse thieves, who stole 81
team of horses from Madison.
"A reward of $1DO lis offered
.for their capture.
Charles g. Fargo is under bonds at
IDeadwood, charged withappropriat-
ling 1926 intrnsted to sial by W. A.
fifty to be invested in Kali River
county warrants. ~. .... ..:- .
Fred Mease, editor of thesMadison
Sentinel, was assaulted by Sheriff
William Lee, but was otseverely in
ijusad. The trouble grew ont of the
recent election.
:AlWatertown man has an singeni-
seus ,;devise that adigs potatoes,
picks, thempp and deposits ahem in
hags, and at the same time
disposes of tie vinesand pulusrises
the gr@und.
Two prisoners escaped FROM ,the
Oelrichs jail by burning the hing,e
BOLTS out Of the door with a red hat
poker. 'One. WAS held fox horse steal
ing aud,tEe other for an attempt at
murder.
Yankton Press and Dakotan, 9:
Outside ipfarmation is that members
of the legislature are strongly inclined
to the proposition sto reimkurs own-