New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-11-06
DAKOTA MENTION.
Condensed Happenings Throughout
Both North and South Dakota.

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tlon OF visitors and the public gen.
orally.
Joseph Beranck, a 5-year-old boy,
was run over by heavy lumber
wagon in Rapid City and seriously
injured.
The post traders at Fort Meade
have been prohibited by the govern
ment from selling wine and beer on
ithe reservation.
The steamer Little Missouri sunk
near Blue Blanket, Walworth county
loaded with beer and coal for Forts
Sully and bennett.
A search by the teacher of seven
Sioux Falls school boys netted seven
revolvers and two BOTTLES of whisky,
besides other instruments of death.
The Plankinton reform school will
issue a paper from that institution
shortly. Printing material has been
secured and the work will be done by
the inmates.
Buglars at Mitchell had the nerve
to enter a house and take the
only pair OF pants their victim had
A collection was taken up to pur-
chase a pair of jeans SO that he
could come out on the street.
Robbers go ahead ofthe Pierre real
estate men by entering a boarding
house and holding up two OF the
boarders, one for $25 and gold
watch and the other for $15 and a
silver watch.
John Braden, a workman in
the Mandan stock yards, was found
dying beside a lumber pile with the
top of his head blown off. A shot
4 gun was found near the body. 1t
Is supposed he committed suicide.
A 3-year-old Sioux Falls boy got
tired of home and started west.
The youthful tramp got four miles
away from the city, when he was
taken up by farmer and held till
his anxious parents arrived in
search Of him.
Nels Olson, a farmer living seven
miles north OF Dell Rapids, bid his
! wife goodbye one day recently, tell
Ing her she would never see him again.
AS he has kept hispromise it is feared
he has killed himself in fit of in
!, sanity.
L, The 12-year-old daughter of A. H.
Duryea, of Graceland, was driving
a span Of horses to water and had
the reins tied around her body. The
horses ran away and dragged the
child a distance of forty rods, injur
ing her seriously and perhaps fatally.
Dave Ducharme, 'the toughestboy
in the Hills" has been transp]anted
to the Sioux Falls Penitentiary,
where he will linger three years for
robbery. Heis 20 years of age and
his age tallies with the number of
times he has been in Jail.
Jack Keefe, a notorious chad
man." made an unprovoked assault
on a citizen of Pierre named Steiner.
Keefe was arrested and lodged in jail.
Steps will be taken to purge Pierre
of the professional pugilists prowling
around her precincts.
John Zangl, Of Davidson county,
who shot Peter Stangl in a quarrel
over some property, and who was re
leased OH a plea of insanity brought
ON by sunstroke, has now been ar
rested in a civil suit brought by
,Stangl for damages for injury to his
person.
A performing bear on the streets
of Deadwood got on his ear because
his dago agent took a piece Of meat
away from him which had been given
to him by an admiring spectator,
and proceeded to dust the streets
with several of the audience. He
was pacifed only when his grub was
Testored to him.
A son of Daniel Mulloy, OF Canisto-
TIA, fell from load of fax to the
ground, striking on the back Of his
neck and causing total paralysis ofhis
body. About the same time another
son fell from stack and ran the
tine OF a pitchfork through the calf
~of his leg.
A. L. Mclean, while on a spree at
Hill City, drank carbolic acid in mis-
take for whisky and died in terrible
agony. Before dying he claimed
that the acid had been placed in the
bottle by his enemies, knowing he
would drink it. The authorities are
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