Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-13
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DAR0TA CONCENTRATIONS
Garland is the name OF a new postcfaet
In Uuion county.
| The Bsptists of Madison are raising
funds to build o church.
The Monarch quarry at Sioux Fslls
has been reopened for the season.
The citizsns of Aberdeen are TO vote
on the question of Issuing So 600 bondi
for building new school houses.
Sylvester Bates aged 10 years, died
at Highmoure Tuesday night. The
remains were taken to Grinnell, 10.
for interment. He was q pioneer and
much respected.
Supt. J. e. Gage, of the Northern
Pacific elevator company, denies the
territorial atatlsticiap's report that there
is a shortage OF 5000 900 bushels Of
wheat in Dakota,
Messrs. Rogers and Brass have organ
lied Plummsr Camp OF sons of veterans
at st. Lawrence, composed of twenty
six charter members. A grand good
time is reported and much enthusiasm
displayed.
For some time the police OF Water
town have had o detective working the
gamblers OF that city. A dozen arrests
were made, which included several
prominent citizens. Each man promptly
paid his fine and disappeared.
81. Lawrence real estate men are KEEP
busy IN making real estate transfers. J
E. Dolen paid 81, 600 for q business lot.
Several farms have been sold from ST., 45(
to $l.650 per quarter. Over twenty
residence lots have changed hands in
the past two days at good prices.
President McLouth has returned from
Bismarck and opened the summer tern
of tho Brookings agricultural college
The school opens with hattering pro-
spects, forty new students being on hant
to begin the term, every room in th,
youpg mems dormitory being taken.
The sale OF Pierre real estate ant
property to outside investors since tn,
4th inst. has amounted to over $600,00I
and the city is thronged with spectators
The boom that hos suddenly .strucl
Pierre exceeds the expectations OF every
body. Over 500, 900 worth of propert,
changed hands Saturday.
Condemnation cases involving tn
right of way through Huron guarantee,
to the Manitoba railway, also the cross
ing OF the track OF the Chicago & North
western, have been settled by payment
to the Western town lot company, tn
Chicago & Northv estern railway and
few individuals, of $4,000.
During The past week Highmore wit
messed two funerals very unusua
thing, as ii ls seldom that o death can b
chronicled in the town or county. BY
vester Bates aged n, and Mrs. job
Grant. aged SO. both died on the 6th
They were both old residents Of High
more and very highly respected by al
The district court at Parker closed th
present term Wednesday with the oaler
dsr pretty we'll cleared, although th
grand jury has left Tor the next court q
amount OF business that looks big. The
returned IN ell nineteen Indictment
five Of which were for selling whisk
without q license; four indictments Il
forgery and nine not made public.
The difficulty lately existing betwee
! the management and members of tb
Farmers shipping and purchasing asso
citation Of Woonsookes, owing to tt
management which run the compan
into debt, has been cleared by I'll
payment OF an assessment on stool
However. the warehouse will be close
until next fall, when, instead OF pu,
chasing from all farmers, as hevetofor
the association will try and ship era;
only for its own members.
E Advices from Bismarck convey IL
' intelligence that Mrs. Van McVeigI
number two. has been before the graz
Jury there, and the result was Rn Indie
: ment against McYeigh. The papers ha'
been forwarded to Detroit, Mich.,
which place McVeigh was arrested ,
Wednesday last. He will be taken
Bfsmarok for trial, He was lndicts
under the law passed two yesrs ago |
congress, placing all territories in 81
same class with Utah as concern pr
sscutions for bigamy, adultery, etc.