New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-08-14
IDAKOT A MEN ION.
Usadensed Happenings throughout
Both North aud South Dakota.

Ueldensed Happenings throughout
Both North aud South Dakota.
N underwriting a pair OF pants was
6he causesof much merrinaent on the.
streets Of Sioux Fails recently.
sINhe Truax and Garfield groups Of
tim mines, on Spring creek, in the
southern Hills, have BEEN sold for
$40, 900.
lT!he crop of small fruit grown in
the Black Hills this year is far better
inequality and quantity than in any
previousaseason.
5ss'Es'sle great skeleton szfsaI near ST.
Helena, Yankton county, proves to
beonly an old Indian burymg ground,
aud a small one at that.
The people of Palisades are a good
deal worried with the fear that the
new railroad will cross the Manitoba
4tWG.and a half miles north of them.
,0Herloaded shelving ina Spearfsh
drug store gave way last Monday
morning, smashing bottles and de-
struggling $500 worth ,ofsdrugs and
medicines.
The new portion aof g-tiae insane
asyham at Yankton is NOW wholly
occupied and the patients are made
more, comfortable than in their
crowded condition.
ColJC!H. French, an oldshotel man
from New Y ork, has leased the Hotel
Dacotah, at Grand Forks, and will
put $40, 900 worth of furniture into
it.
There are two eggs on exhibition
in the office of the White Lake Times.
One measures SIX inches in circumfer-
-ence anea the other just eight inches
less.
One OfMitchell's misunderstanding
for the location Of the capital is.that
its educational advantages aare in
keeping with tile demands OF the fu-
ture capital city"
Judge Moody says that in the
Black Hillslm ore grain is raised off
forty acres;of irrigated land than. on
16O acres tlaatis left to the mercy OF
the average rainfall
Harry Highly Illolder of the single
couplers badge tofsDakota, intends TO
compete for the $1UO prize offered at
the freman's tournament to be held
lat Denver this nloarth.
Charles .H. ,Clarkson, in attempt
ing to stop. a fight between two bulls
on S. L. Beams stock farm, near.
Grand Forks, was SO badly gored by
ONE offthe animals that he died. /.
Newton Real, of Deadwood, was
assaultedlby James Merrill with q
,crowbar and nearly killed. He had
500 on his person that Merrill was
after. The assailant was arrested.
A sensational elopement story was
.nipped IN the bud at PIankinton by
the father ofthe expectant bride ar
irving at the depot two minutes be-
fore the train started.
South Dakota is threatened with
an important election every year
under the proposed constitution.
What a popular state Dakota will
be with politicians and officeseekers.
A campaign prohibition paper with
a weekly circulation of 10000, to be
called aThe Bulletin is to be issued
in Yankton during the coming eight
weeks OF the campaign.
About 100000 bushels of wheat
were shipped from Eureka On ac-
count OF the largely increased acre
age, it is estimated that q grenter
quantity will be shipped this year.
Commissioner Hagerty: The two
Dakotas could accommodate the en-
tire population of the United States
so, 900, OOO-and give them an
acre and a half a piece for breathing
space.
A Mitchell father fixed chair to
upset if greater weight than 40
pounds rested in it. The first night
afterward his daughter got a broken
shoulder and her young man had his
nose skinned.
The Canton News says the guam
tity Of binding Irvine that has gone
out through the country from that
city during the past week is a pretty
sure Indication of an immense harry
est this year.
The .convicts at Sioux Falls COM
plain that the chains on the balls
there are shorter than those at HUI
ron, and an effort will be made to