Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-14

territory CT Dakota shall remain At Pts
na,ck, the caoital of North Oako.s., Gntil
an agreement in reference thereto Is
reached by said states" This little px!:s
graph is causing other ambitious cities 20
little annoyance.
"A young man who had been ioasng
around LaMoure for ten days was arrested
for beating board bill, and the discovery
was made that he was girl. She said
she was trying to get work and thought to
succeed better in male attire.
The following postmasters have re-
Gently been appointed by the department
for Dakota: G. Lyverson, Strand, Day
county; S. D. Beach, Ojetta. Grand Forks
county; ]. E. Fouse, Eta Mine, Penning-
ton county.
A quadrurle wedding took place q:
Standing Rock not long since. The par
ties were four Sioux girls and four young
lie priest in the presence of 500 Indians.
The body of Andrew Anderson was
found in the river at Fargo. The waite,
was less than two feet deep and did not
entirely cover the body. 1t is supposed he
drowned himself.
The executive committee of the ter.
ritorial press association has decided upon
Tuesday, July 23d, as the date for holding
the annual meeting. It will be held It
Watertown.
-Leander Doiwo died at Deadwood
after living five months with broken
back. He was crushed beneath mass of
ore last winter and his spinal column
broken.
DIR. Alloway has sold his fnc stock
ings. where he is engaged as professor in
the agricultural college.
"A man named Wa ers living six miles
west of Pierre, while boring veil had his
right foot SO badly bruised that ampu,a-
ton was necessary.
Thomas O'Brien, of Sioux Falls, who
was sentenced to four years imprisonment
for highway robbery, has appealed to the
supreme court.
A kick Of horse broke the jaw OF
Vim. Wilkins, Columbia farmer, in two
places and knocked out his front teeth.
The Yankton fire insurance company
has paid forty losses by the April prairie
fires, agglegating $4,000.
Capt. c. T. Jetfers, of Sioux Falls.
has been appointed deputy warren of he
SIOUX Falls penitentiary.
"A broad smile has taken the place c.
the blue look on the faces of the farmers
since the recent rain.
The date of the encampment of the
Dakota National Guards ut Lake KAN
peska is June 25t.
Charles Pierce, of Clearwater. has
found splendid flow of water at depth
Of thirty five feet.
The Milwaukee company is building a
new truss bridge over the Sioux river east
of Canton.
The cultivation of sugar beet is being
engaged in more extensively by Dakota
farmers.
A mad dog bit Lars Erickson, living
north Of Webster, and it Is thought be will
die
There are eighteen candidates for the
stewardship of the Jamestown asylum.
People are still sending occasional
boxes of goo is to prairie fire sufferers.
The Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors
association has membership of 800.
The work on Sioux Falls $500, 900
opera house is progressing rapidly.
Trains will commence running on the
motor line in Sioux Falls June Is.
Horse racing will be a feature of Scot
lands Fourth of July celebration.
Splendid crop prospects" is the re-
port from ali over the territory.
"A saloon license in jamestown will
cost 81 900 after July /.
Penalty now attaches to taxes in Da-
kota not already paid
Thirty houses are in process of con-
struction in Yankton.
The Hitchcock creamery uses mill:
from 800 COWS.
A $4,000 shool house is being bull.
at Aberdeen.
-Yankton is extending its water mains.
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