Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-16
HEnAsosHooD MEMS.

Sioux Falls has . new newspaper, The
Times. spoblIshed BY Kimberly & Morse.
Five teams started for Luverne last Tues.
day after the machinery for the Roscoe
mill.
The new school house at Flandrsau il
being pushed forward ~ rapidly a. possible.
II will beicompleted ia short time.
Mionehaha county farmers are nortgae-
log their farms 10 get money 80 that they
can hold their wheat for higher prices.
The Sweetser house was opened Thurs
day in Sioux Falls, by A. j. Sweetser,
formerly OF the Merchants hotel, YsBkton
Sioux Falls has six lumber yards all dc.
log an immense business. Edwin Sharpe
& 20. have aold in the las, two months,
two million feet Of lumber.
Rev. s. p. La Due, formerly of Ply
mouth. Iowa, hss been assigned to work at
Sioux Falls BY the Iowa and Minnesota
conference of the Free Methodist church.
Roscoe Express: The Indian, Joseph
Day, who was reported killed last week, i.
recovering slowly. His wounds are not a,
serious - At first supposed. He will un.
doubtedly be around again in . few days.
Alta recent school board meeting in Ros.
coe twas decided to issue bonds, not to ex.
coed 81 900, and to Immediately commence
the erection Of school house 28x40, IL
feet high, and to have it completed BY the
9th day of next month, when school will
commence.
Bob Homme Citizen, 14,h: Yesterday
morning about 8 o'clock firelbroke out in
the house Of Benz. Bussey, in this place.
and only for it being discovered in time
would have destroyed the entire building
1t damaged the building to the amount ol
$780,, The FIRE caught from defective flue
The stage line between Beloit and Siouz
Falls will pass into the hsnds of A. D
Gallop of Emmetsburg on or about the
Goth inst Mr.. Gsllop will put on four
horse covered coaches and run them
through to the terminus Of the Pembins
railroad, something that will be highly ap-
preciated BY the travelling public.
Vermillion Republican: Mr.. w. P
Carr is putting up new store building or
the vacant ground between his Office and
the Vermillion pharmacy. When com
pleted this will give him four store rooms
covering one lot 50xl50 feet, besides hi
ONCE. During his residence here, of no,
quite six years, he has built six store rooms
and thoroughly repaired another, (the old
brick drug store) besides building ., $4,000
residence.
Of the towns along the new Sioux City
and Pembins railroad, E,ien bids faif to
equal any of them Situated as it is q
proper distance from Calliope and il the
northern part Of Lincoln county and in
the heart Of . well developed country i,
nnot help but command . good trade
The propre,o: Mr. WL,tl'ck. is one Of
the old,ai settler. sc Lincoln county, aud
is popular and ,ffi .ient Lus:ness man who
will take great pleasure in advancing the
interests n1sihe rev Town.
Last week Saturday, John Oleson, while
threshing for Lewis scot.well. three miles
east-of Turner, had the misfortune to get
his lef: arm caught in the gearing on the
outside of the machine. 1t was drawn into
the gear by his sleeve being caught. His
arm was terribly mangled to the shoulder,
pieces Of flesh and bone being picked up
near the machine. The arm was amputated
at the shoulder, Sunday afternoon, BY DR.
Burdick, of Vermillion, assisted by DR.,
Jensen. ."s-
Last week man named Danahan, Twins
at Lincoln Center, was drunk in Sioux Falls
He was put into the cooler, and when he
got sober he di.covered that he had lost ,
roll Of money amounting to about 1920. He
supposed his pockets had been picked, bu,
it was subsequently Uncovered that mar
had been seen to pick up roll Of green
backs from the sidewalk where Donahar
had been during the evening. X
Sioux Falls Paragraph: Last Friday
evening, Richard Fitzgibbon of Sioux City
who has been in the employ Of Edwin
Sharpe & Co., was thrown down by rnua
way team. His face and head were terribl,
mangled, and his jawbone broken in the &C
cident. 1t was feared that his life was en-
dangere'i, but the care which was rendered
him took him through, and yesterday hi'
si.ter, who had come from Sioux City fol
the purpose, started home with him.