New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08
DAKOTA MENTION.
Condensed Happenings Throughout
Both North and South Dakota.

both aOfLh ana South Dakota.
There are more than 100000
ftirms in Dakota of 100 acres each.
Spencer, McCook county, shipped
600 dozen eggs one day recently !.
Prof, Lowry putting out a vine
yard of 5000 choice vines on his adj
: dltlon to South Centerville.
A company is being organized at
Blunt for the manufacture of header
attachments Expect to turn out
25 per day,
Faux county farmers claim that
the condition of the soil is better for
all small grain than it has been at
the same date for six years.
In the Homestake mine miner
named Fredericks fell from the two
hundredfoot to the five hundred-foot
Y level, and was Instantly killed.
The Huronite urges Sioux Falls to
brace up in the capital fight, for
Huron don't want anything that
comes too darned easy
Watertown, on a small vote, car
ried the proposition to bond the city
for $50, 900 to build a high school
and 81 ), 900 to build city hall
They have some pretty good edi-
tors in Dakota. Elder Treat, editor
of the Plankinton Beacon, is an
nounced to preach at the Closson
school-house.
A BridgeWater man, in his last
weekly shipment, sent out $500
dozen eggs, and if he had had cases
he would have made it I, 900 dozen.
The hens are at it in Dakota.
Treasurer Bailey has deposited the
territorial funds with the Atlas Ma
tional bank, of Chicago, and will
hereafterp pay all warrants in Chicago
exchange ..--
1ankton is finding Mr.. Pettigrew,
Of Sioux Falls, a man after it's own
heart. Mr.. Pettigrew says to Yank-
ton that if tie Wilmar and Sioux
Falls will not build the road himself.
Dave Clark has gone to Texas to
look after the shipment of 5000
head Of steers which it is the inten-
tion Of the Sheidley Cattle company
to ship to the Black Hills this year.
st. PsuEs city council has appro-
priated $4,000 for distribution
among sufferers from the prairie
fires in Dakota. A committee was
appointed to superintend the distri-
button.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
appeared wi tn twelve pages, eight of
which were printed in blue, red and
green. The Argus Leader calls it an
Easter bouquet. The publishers sue
ceeded in resurrectinga good many
advertisers.
The Lake county commission
ers offer prizes to the boys for
the destruction of gophers, The boy
who kills the largest numb is to re-
ceive $40, the second prize is $40,
and the third $40. The other prizes
range from 81 up to S..
They have generous editors in Da-
kOta. The editor at Salem saws:
If the parties who have been helping
themselves to our hay for the past
month will Just make themselves
known we will load the wagon up at
the stack and haul it down for
them"
The Mitchell Republican makes this
comment: ''Col. Gale has won in his
mandamus suit against Auditor Nc
Mamma, and will get the cash for
his warrant on the Yankton asylum
fund, while the poor devils who have
not been paid for their work by
Gales contractor will get left. y
The Cam Valley Chief SAYS the
special newspaper correspondent sis
the prince OF all liars, beside whom
Judas Iscariot is as a molehill to a
mountain" The Chief proceeds to
say that the fact is that Buffalo
county sustained a smaller loss by
the prairie fires of April 2 than any
other county in the territory through
which the fire passed.
Nick Frederick was killed in the
Star mine at Lead City. He was
down to the 2O0-foot level ard was