New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-15
SOUTH DAKOTA,

oOo n DAkOIA,
This statewill be happy if the nickname,
artesian state, shall become a permanent
one.
The last semi mo nthly cleanup of the
Deadwood mines consisted of Jour large
bars valued at 100000.
Col. M. NJ Price. ofLetcher, reports yield
of twenty-seven bushels of wheat per acre on
tract OF six acres that was irrigated.
Plans are being drawn for three-story
brick building, so by 100 feet in size, to cost
about 81 900 for the Sioux Falls linen mill
One hundred and thirty horses were re-
Gently driven from Wyoming across the res
ervation to Chamberlain and from there
shipped east.
Michael Stearns l. German Russian. was
paid 500 bill for $40 bill by grain
dealer at Parkston the other day In day
or two he returned the bill and received re-
ward of S..
The city Marshall of Madison captured
twenty-five barrels OF beer from rubbish
pile on the outskirts of the town and thirty
seven barrels more in some hay stacks two
miles from town.
The board OF directors of the Madison
fence the grounds, enlarge the hotel and
make other improvements before next sum-
mer, and that the streets and avenues shall
be graded this fell.
The Alliance Publishing company and the
state farmers alliance have purchased a site
IN huron and will Immediately commence
the erection of a magnificent brick block so
by 100 feet, four stories high, including
basement
Robt Atchison, OF Deadwood. who gave
himself up rece ntly to the United States au-
thoritles as n deserter from the Seventh cav
airy, was made a happy m an and relieved
from all the worry of the past ten years in
eVadlng the government officers by receiving
MS discharge papers issued under general
pardonmg law enacted some tim e ago.
1t is reported that Mrs, Haskins of Terra
vile, thought she heard burglars around her
house the other night. so she hid her pocket
book, containing 5000 in currency in the
kitchen stove. and the next morning built a
fire in the stove, but forgot all about the
pocketbook until the smell of bu rning leath
er reminded her ofit but it was too late, as
the purse and contents were burned to a
crisp.
WISCONSIN,.
William Shields was robbed Of $14O at
Bayfield, Hotel. N. Wood is charged with
the crime.
improvements in the waterworks system
are being made at Superior on an extensive
scale. The intake pipe runs out into the
lake distance Of 1000 feet from shore.
Application for pardon will be made to
Gov. Hoard in the case o t .:Con.'' Hogan. a
notorious robber sent up from Ashland
County for four years.
While Edward Cruel was walking from
Boscobei to Fennimore, a ferocious wolf
slipped up behind him and bit him. Cruel
had no weapons of defense, but fought the
animal off the best he could, and finally
scared it away.
Up in the Northern pine wools-t was
somewhere near Marinette-a doctor and
an undertaken heard simultaneously OF
log sailor" who had been hurt by n falling
tree. They both went to the scene. The doc
tor got the Job
Boscobel Dial: A novel fight was witnessed
on the main street in this city recently A
large rat ran out from under the sidewalk,
and mink followed and overlook it in the
Aaiuoie VI Vie SGFeeC, Wnerc q furious fight
took place. The rat was Worsted.
John Dollier, of Sault Ste Marie, is serving
a sentence in Waupun on conv lotion of aduI-
terry with Mrs John Bodie, of Superior.
Now it developes that Doilier was innocent,
the woman confessing that proceedings we're
instituted rom motive s of revenge.
An agent for a pillow shnrpener is working
an antedeluvian swinde in the southwest
ern part of the state. The sharpener is put
upon the pillow on trial. the agent taking a
receipt Tor it. In due time the receipt turns
up as q ote, which the farmer is compelled
to pay.
There is no little gossip in Kenosha over
the Sunday closing question. Saloons close
their front doors, but give out LIQUOR from
the rear, without molestation. Dea lers are
awaiting the final ending of the test case to
see whether they will run wide open or ci ose
all doors.
s-Old Man Schneider" an old German
about Ashland found barrel containing
over 500 in gold, silver and paper money,
while cleaning out thea alley back of a saloon.
The barrel had evidently been there for years
Schneider took his treasure inside the saloon
and the bar-keeper took lit to look at an d
kept it. Schneider has brought suit to re-
cover the money.
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