Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-07-26
WEEKS NEWSIN DAKOTA,

B. II. Sullivan b tAs name q Dsketas
new sarveyor general.
The Mitchell Daily Republican has =,
tered upon ;ts seventh year.
watertown viii spend $4,000 beautfs
flying its streets and boulsvaRdS.
The South Dskots Democratic conysn-
tion Ia called 70 meet ~ Huron Sept 4.
Two car londs Of -four were sent from
Grand Forks 10 the destitute farmers 81
Nelson county.
Over thirty I.ower Bruls Indians havs
signed the treaty since tho ootnmiasioa
lsft the agency.
Hainlin county. 8. p. Republicans. Ia
convention, endcrss Governor Mellefte
Tor q second Term.
Sam Jones ano Sam Small have bsen
engaged 30 stump South Dakota for tho
prohibition amsndment
AZ Kimball Prof. w. A. Ware made
q balloon ascension, and when d miis
from earth descended safely with q par
achute.
James Corleet, register Of the Grand
Forks land Office. appointed BY President
Washington.
The Milbenk, Eagan and Sioux City,
and the Duluth, Milbank, Huron and
Chamberlain roads were Incorporated at 4
Huron last weak.
The Mitchell Sun has been sold TO e.
3. johnson, furaerly Of The Mount Vers
non Gazette. N will be- Republican n
politics and for prohibition.
The Northwestern, Miiwaukes and sc.
Paul, and thsl Y&nkton and Norfolk
roads will build spur tracks from YAnk-
ton to the cemsnt works, distance ok
Ave miles. *
The famous suit OF Of o. Larson, ho-3
telkeeper, against The Grand Forks
Fernandez, hao been settled for ~ or
IS, 800 less than the amount sued Cor in y
the complaint
X. X. Mursain and Municipal Sscfe-
tary Bhavnagur, Kathnawad, India, are
at Fargo. They are In the Northwest by
authority Of their governments "a inves-
tigats methods OF wheat raising and har.
vesting.
Judge Tfipp passed an opinion on the
new license law ~ regards the Issuance
OF saloon licences incitias working llnder
special charters. He holds that license
must be secured from the county as well
As the city.
Charles Petifbone II Co., have juas
completed the Sioux Falls directory. M
contains 4,943 names an Increase OF
1900, or 40 per cent, over last yeax, Using
the multiple OF the Population 10 less
than 200 short Of II, 900,
A wild man has been captured ON ths
Grow Crock reservation. He had been
wandering about for days, and waa
almost naked. When discovered he was
eating old bones that hs had found on
the prairie. He cannot tell what his
name 10 or whence he came.
A correspondents at Grafton startIsa
the world with the statement that Hthe
wheat crop Of Dakota is 30, ,000, 900 bush
els short! The total productions of the
territory cannot, under the best pOssible
conditions from now until harvest. ex-
coed 90, ,000, ,050, and TO put IL that high Il
O liberal estimate"
The territorial board Of education has
called two neetings Of the county super
intendents of Dakota, one for South Da.
kota and the other for North Dakota,
for the purpose OF considering questions
pertaining to school laws and school
lands. The South Dakota meeting win
be held at Mitchell July 8i.
The Farmers Shipping company, of
Brookings, has bought the Wihona Mil
conlpanys grain warehouse at Brook
ings, and has secured the right To erect
coal sheds on the Northwestern railway
company lands opposite the warehouse.
The company lis composed of about 200
farmers, auxiliary ID the alliance, who
purpose to save the middlemens profits
On grain and coal.
: A syndicate Of Philadelphia cap
capitalists has purchased OF the South
Dakota Live Stock association &c Pierre
tract containing about 500 acres ak
$500 an acre. The land adjoins the city
limits on the east, where new Indisn
Industrial school 10 being built. Ths
purchasers expect TO clake largo im-
provements on the prcperSy, with man
ufacfnriea and 0fhar an farv,riSNo