The Irish standard., 1889-11-16

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White Caps, are sending notices
through the mails to .promine ent citi- i
zens' Of Rapid City, requesting them n
10 mend their ways or be ready to take
the conseqn qnences. q 5.
a.9 A prairie fire il Cora to wnship, SullTs
County, last week, destroy ed one hum
dred and seventy five tons Of hay for
s. u. Seppelman, and one hundred tons
of hay and s building for Mr.. K lein.
The legislative assembly has been
called tosmeet:at Bismarck ON Tuesday,3
Nov. l9, for the election Of two Us. (
senators and the transaction Of any I
other business that may come befordsi site
Burglars got anead Of the Pierre real
estate men the other night by entering i
a boarding. house and holding up two (
of the bOarders, one for $25 and a gOld
watch and the other for SIS and a silver
watch. %S II # 5.. +. 4 4.
It is stated that within ten days after
the Sioux reservation is declared open \
the Chicago, Milwaukee aud ST.. Paul ii
railroad will have 500 men at WORK ex- Y
tending its line from Cham berlain tp
the Black Hills. ", 5,e.
John Braden. q workman in the Nam "
dan stock yards, was found a few days
ago. lying beside a lumber pile with tho
top of his head blown off. "A shot gun
was found near the body. 1t is sup q
posed he committed suicide. h I lsss 81
A destructive fire took place on tho
farm Of Isaac Canp pbell the other night
three miles west Of Hamilton. Ten
horses, one COW, a large quantity .of
wheat, some sets Of harness and a large
frame barn were reduced to ashes. III
a son OF Daniel MulIOy, Of Canistota,
fell from q load Of fiax last week sto# the:
ground, striking on tile back at his
neck and csllsing total paraly ysis of his s
body. About the same time another.
son fell from a stack and ran the tine 4
OF a pitchfork through the calf of his I
leg.
G. w. Snowden, owner of stock
ranch near Pleasant VALLEY, struck s.a
match to Light his pipe white Vi worl
in his barn recently ana thralw IA 4
lgate;1 s st1h 2n the ha6oor a6or. Eighty tone
Of hay, a crib fof corn. two good horses, a
alot Of farm Machinery and harness
and the barn and sheds adj Joining, in all
amounting to about S 500, were dea.
y troyed by that littlsa,atch II ! q 3 T.a; stub.
WISCONSIN,. SsH
Mrs Ida H. Waldfon, mother of u
Mrs. A.. .B Van Cott.. Of Madison, died
the other day. aged lob years. s#
\ Mr.. Michael Ell Hurlburt OF TrimbelIe.
this state. dled last Friday of BriRht'a
disease. and was buried on Sunday. 81
Barney Eagan, aged 63. and an old
settler and farmer, residing between
Muscoda and Ayoca. died last week d
from the effects Of al kick from a horse.
i a brakeman named Matt Shade while
coupling cars at River Falls last week (:
was caught between the bumpers and Ss1
lost thetlxao A s first hnger 81 his left hand.
Miss frankie Moore and Will Step, Of 4
Trim belle, were married last week at D
Hastings, MINI. Let us hope that 3iE 4,
may prove to be a step ii tie right d. n
rection. H /. 4s5. .s Y |
S The dwelling house Of Th0s Hill, i1l IL.
the northern part of River Falls. syaa
destroyed By fire aI an early hour last
Tuesaay "a aorning Loss $s 500; 55tDlD;s irlstl
rance s., 800. .S5
"a telegram, on Friday morning Iast.
announced the death of Michael lJ JN,7stns ssHHE
of Eau Claire. is, III {l,Nens lived
for many yearsin TIE VII Ilutl
and his death was great sall
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