The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

about. 1t is this hope which has induced
him to invite the Prince of Wales to
Berlin.
WEEKS NEWS IN DAKOTA.
Gov. Church will take up his residence
at Huron.
The depot at Keyes was destroyed by
fire last week.
There are now 513 licensed pharma-
cists in South Dakota.
Good seed wheat is said to be very
scarce in North Dakota.
The new trustees have taken charge of
the jamestown asylum.
Montrose people are excited over the
prospect of finding coal there.
Thirty-mne car loads of emigrants ar
rived at Roscoe last Saturday.
Aberdeen is to have a So 1000 club
house as soon as a place can be found to
put it.
The artesian we'll at Faulkton is down
$40 feet and work is temporarily sus-
pended.
John Cain, of Huron. deneis that he
is a candidate Tor auditor under Gov.
Mellette.
Assistant Postmaster General ClarK-
son promises to look after Dakota post
masters o
Three thousand dollars was raised at
the Farmers institute at Gary to build an
academy at that place.
AT the election at Watertown Tuesday
$4,000 was voted for the purpose of on.
couraging immigration.
A young man named Muire, living
near Ayr. had his skull crushed by be.
ing thrown from his horse.
a 12-vear-old son of Frank Austin, at
Clark, accidentally killed himself with a
revolver, one day last week.
Missouri river steamboats, will begin
running next week. The ice went out
OF the river at Pierre Tuesday.
Sioux Falls has voted to reincorporate.
The city will be divided into seven
wards, with fourteen aldermen.
April 24 is Arbor day for South Da-
kota. The North will plant their trees
May 2. So says Governor Church.
Five thousand shares in the Capital
Investment company have been taken,
which includes the entire amount of the
first series.
John j. Mellette, junior partner in the
law firm of Mellette e. Mellette. and a
cousin of Gov. Mellette, is dead, at
Watertown.
The territorial warrants drawn on the
capitol building fund will be refunded
April 1. After that they will cease to
draw interest.
Curran, the convicted opion smuggler,
whose sentece was suspended. has left
Bismarck without making a confession,
as was expected.
The temperance convention at Huron
raised $4,000 with which to carry pro-
hibition. Bishop ireland is expected to
take part in the campaign.
A capitalist from the east has been at
Miller looking up the prospect for a
street railway between the neighboring
towns Of Miller and st. Lawrence.
The real estate dealers of central
Dakota met at Aberdeen and organized
under the name of the Central Dakota
immigration Bureau; capital stock $780,
900.
Governor Mellette says that according
to his Interpretation of the new law the
term of office of all the territorial Off
GERS expires within ten days of tho re.
firing OF the governor.
Col. Lounsberrv has gone to Washing.
ington and it is rumored he is after the
Bismarck postmastership. his old posi-
ton. Slattery, The present incumbent
says he is welcome to it.
II. F.. Carpenter. of Watertown, is NOW
a member of the New York Graphic
force. having resigned his position upor
the Courie:-News to accept a more lura
tive II upon the Graphic.
About 3 o'clock Wednesday morning
Pierre's large brick brewery was discov
cred on4ire and was consumed befor,
the fire companies could arrive. Los
estimated at SS335, 900, with no insurance
1t is reported from Chamberlain tina
the Indians are very anxious for tn
commission to come. so they can ratif,
the treaty and get settled down. The,
are in excellent humor and in fact al
impatient to sign the treaty.
Dead> God Times: An order recent,
received at Fort Meade, to go into etfec
May 10, is pleasantly received by til
boys in blue, inasmuch as it provide
that after the date stated, no enliste
men shall be compelled to do manui
labor.
\ schoolma'am at Grand Forks CON
PEELED some of her pupils to chew soa
as a punishment for misdemeanors; sor
and liberated mouths were the result
Clio u,os ,otl,ar crrtly- olvicol hv G vare
+ fond fathers and mothers to abando
; this mode of punishment, which sh
did.
Lewis Thompson end LeWl Robeirl
broke through the ice at Grand Forl
Tuesday. Thompson was carried undo
3 the ice about 200 yards when Sam Fo
! key succeeded in rescuing him. Forke
' also rescued Robelrre. Thompson W;
resuscitated, but died a few hours afte
ward.
: E. L. Sykes & Co., of Minneapoli
f have brought suit against the First N;
c tionel bank of Canton. for the recover
of $4,000. The plaintiffs furnished Il
steam heating apparatus for the Van
ton asylum and the bank made the &C
lection from the territorial auditor, al
l. failed to pay the plaintiff.
;. Territorial Statistician Sheridan i
. lists that the report issued by hir
r placing the shortage of wheat in Dako
g at 3.415.55l bushels is correct. His Fl
ures are made up from the reports
y nearly 500 correspondents, representa-
Il 20 counties, n have always been a
S. copied as generally correct.
es The Yankton. Norfolk and Southwe.
ID ,rn Railway company has submitted
proposition to the Yankton bard
id trade in which the company agrees
VS. make Iankton the northern terminus
n the road for a bonus of S25.0OO. der