New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-27
DAKOTA JOTT'INGS.
The postoffce at Maverick has.
been discontinued.

ne pOSUOluCe dU NdVeT1Ck. .udS
been discontinued.
The farmers of Pennington county
have formed a county alliance.
Pony racing is the pastime of the
/ grown up BOYS at Forest City.
Five out of eight township officers
elected at Iroquois are Methodists.
tits claimed that every sidewalk
in Sioux Falls is now in complete re-
pair.
It is expected that the new cheese
factory at Carthage will be in opera
tion about May Is.
"Why would it not be advisable to
incorporate Miller under the general
laws as city," asks the Press.
A camp Of Sons Of Veterans, with
tWenty-six charter members, was or.
gained at ST. Lawrence.
There is ascarcity ofoats at White
wood. The retail price has been 81
to $1.20 per bushel.
The 12-year-old son of Frank Aus
tin at Clark shot himself through the
head with a revolver which he was
examining.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
AT Iroquois contemplates erecting a
tWo-story brick building for its bank
ing business.
The mail route between White
wood and Spearfsh has been discon-
tinued, and the mail will hereafter
go direct to Sundance.
There are three Chinese laundries
in Sioux Falls, and it is estimated
that the city pays them from $1O,-
900 to $12. O0Oper year.
Sioux Falls has a licensed janitor
who makes a good living looking
after Offices, banks and stores and
washing windows. He is kept busy
early and late.
Rev. W. A. Lyman is engaged in
the laudable enterprise of soliciting
funds for the enlargement and re-
modelling of the Vermillion Congre-
gational church building.
Several diamond drills are said to
have been purchased by parties inter
,ested III Black Hills mines with the
intention OF using them in the vicin-
ity OF Rapid City this spring.
The News says that it is a notice
able fact that boys ranging from IL
to 20 years of age are allowed to
play pool, billiards and cards in
nearly every saloon in Aberdeen.
It isexpected that President Bren-
nan, of the Black Hills Firemen's as
ISOLATION, will call a meeting Of the
trustees shortly for the purpose OF
discussing the probabilities of a
tournament this year.
The merchants of Gettysburg and
Lebanon have formed an association
called the s'Potter County Business
Mems Protective Association. One
article of their creed prohibits the
giving OF credit to any person who
sends away his money.
The Sioux Falls Press SAYS:
,"There is q scheme incubating fol-
the establishment Of straw lumber
factory and tow mill in this city. In
the straw lumber factory barrels
buttertubs and pals will also be
made. The plant is quite expensive
and it is taking some fine work to
bring it here"
The Ipswich Gazette contains the
following society item: "The
Russians have been'running a five
days dance inon Of their palatia,
residences south of the track. They
have a band composed Of two clair
.onets and a drum. They expedite
he very meek and sober during lent
and are letting off little steam and
taking in a little BEER
A Norwegian named Lewis Thomp
son, while crossing the Red river at
Grand Forks, broke though the ice
and foated 200 feet before rescued
He was recuscitated and taken tic
81 thescity hall, where he died suddenly
in a few hours.
Farmers living near Thompson
have missed wheat for some time
from their granaries. One day S
Block saw wagon tracks at the gran
airy and followed them to the eleya
tor at Mortified. The agent went te
Grand Forks, and found the seller
A. r. Wickurre, a, young man living
near Thompson, who was arrested
and bound over in $500. Two
other farmers were arrested as &C
ecessories.
81 The news Of the nomination o
Frank Aikens Of Canton as judge o
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