The Dickinson press., 1892-09-17

off above the elbow. Amputation at the
shoulder was necessary.
License has been granted by the state to
the Bright & Richards Leather Company.
of Black River Falls; capital stock, $780, :
600; incorporators, Halbe1t A. Bright.
Frank Stiehl, Joseph Nesbitt and Others.
The Quinneec Logging Company has
go men at work grading for the extention
ofits logging railway into the timber and
has suspended logging while the road is be-
ing constructed.
W. E. Sowards is under $500 bonds for q
hearing at Columbus on charge of high
way robbery. He is alleged to have "held
up" Jay Bradley and robbed him of wag-
on load of meat
The Danish Lutheran Society of America
has closed . Waseca one of the largest con-
ferences ever held. Over $50 delegates and
ministers we're present from ali over the
Northwest.
Mrs. August Miller, aged IS, died at
Prairie du Chem from heart disease while
walking home from the graveyard. where
she had been attending Andrew kshler's
funeral.
NJ. Hardon, farmer living about two
miles from Augusta, was attacked by an in
furiated COW AMI probably fatally injured.
Mr.. Hardon had his little daughter with
him but managed to get her over the fence
safely.
Arthur, the l6-year-old son of P. C.
Pierce, ofPlover. Portage County. accident
ally shot himself In the hip while out
hunting. The whole charge of fine shot
went into his hip and he is dangerously
wounded.
Ingrald Olson, q lad OF II years, who ac-
cidentaily shot Nils Halls in the bowels q
short time ago, was bound over to the cir
cult court at Eau Claire. to answer to a
charge of manslaughter in the fourth de-
gree. His victim died recently rom the Of
feet of the shot
| The state will erect a muskallonge fish
hatchery at Lost Land Lake, twenty-five
miles from Hayward, as q result Of . tour
ofinvestigation made by Supt. Nevins. He
reports that muskallonge weighing sixty
pounds are frequently taken in Lost Land
Lake
Articles of incorporation have been filed
at Mad son by the Mutual Loan & Bull ding
Association, OF Appleton; capital stock,
500 900; incorporators, b. T. Gilmore, Eliz.
abeth McGill, ]. W. Cotter and eleven
others.
NORTH DAKOTA
The North Dakota Independent electors
resign.
|. The North Dakota Democratic conven-
ton indorses the entire Independent slate
ticket.
DEVILS lake gets the next Chautauqua ua as.
sembly. That city offered $1,000 in land,
fronting on the lake and purchased 5,OO(
shares of Chautauqua stock.
The first wheat, 100 bushels, of this sea-
sons crop was delivered at the Northern
elevator at Neche the other day. 1t graded
Mol.
Theo. Jensen fell from wagon load O
straw while threshing on farm two miles
west OF Glendale and was run over by q
WAGON and killed.
The safe ofthe Gull River Lumber Com.
pany. at Jamestown, was blown
open by burglars but they secured only
about $40. the city is being terrorized by
gang of desperadoes and there is talk o
organizing vigilance committee.
The North Dakota Printing Company in.
corporated at Mandan. The object is Ia
publish weekly paper called the 1nde
pendent, the specific policy of which will
be to fight Gov. Burke and to support in.
dependent candidates for the legislature
The president and secretary are Democrats.
A Grand Forks Special says: The build
ng committee OF the Northwestern Pro.
tective association has closed contract
with the Heidenrich company, Chicago,
for the erection of mammoth .torag.
elevator on the site donated by the Superior
Land company, at Superior. The contract
priceis $lo7, ,0JO; work to be commenced
within thirty days and completed sixty
days thereafter.