Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-25
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

SASSS
ion finland Nnission aftsrwards.
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
Wernihion nseds . good lumber yard.
Diptheria 10 spreading in Turner county.
The Elk Point Courier is eight years old.
The VermillIon Standard Is three years
old.
fiandreau is blessed with 40 abundance
Of good water.
SWIM Lake. Is having IL court house build
ing made into q county Jail. ID.
Tho hotel at Marion had . narrow escape
from Dire one night last week. |
The editor ofths sySSsaaiNion Standard 10
threatened TO be std for libel.
Jlt6ss A. Hand SUf8San Lake has n.
move aShiaiawsef6ce to Pasker.
wosk easthe new mililateioux Falls
il being rapidly pushed forward.
The foundation for the new Pembina de.
pot At Sioux Falls is about completed.
The Pemblna road vas finished 10 with
10 ave miles OF Sioux Falls, Nov. 20.h.
Sxaalake is indeed moving 70 Parker.
A fswsef thsir business men have located
At Marish.
Two large grey wolves were seen Just
outside the town limits of Sioux Falls one
day last week.
The First Presbytsrion church of Parker
was Organized on Sunday last with 4 mem.
bership of nine.
4 farmer In Moody county tbreshed ten
acres OF MOL wheat that yielded nineteen
bushels to the acre.
About six hundred registered letters we're
handled at the Dell Rapids postof6ce during
the month of October.
Five car loads of goods belonging to
Ronesteel and Turner, Springfield, are At
the Scotland depot awaiting delivery.
The dry:goods house of Bonesteel 4 Tur- |
ner at Springfield does an annual business
OF one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. F
The Vermlllion Standard proposes to the f
people of Clay county, that they organize
debating societies IN every school house in
the county.
D. P. Ward missionary of the American
Sunday School Union, has been visiting
various towns in southern Dakota 10 the
tnterestE6ftA s Susdsy sohoel calse.
Galtfpk6M Tiisest Nm. a. Tanner, of
the Yanktoa music Shore arrived Ia town
yesterday. Mr.. Turner intends remaining
= few days looking up the music interests.
The In6del Monthly prints an article
from the pen Of Prof. Charles II. Goddard
Of Swan Lake this month. The article is
eeAftled "PxntkeiAic Ideas of Deity" and
b schola1ly' In its Construction.
Tho jsil at Elk Point came yeryrpear be-.
it!k cohSumed BY are. last TulD1at night.
1t was supposed TO have been fired BY q
prisoner, who was confined there. for the.
supposedly gaining hta liberty.
|. When the -Pembina. branch of the Sioux
l0aty &d6akoh fSiheadb cohpktaf toS,oux
Falls, trains win IS made % there. leaving
for Sioux City about z o'clock, ID tie morn.
ing aod setarning in b sssfsefaoos.
~ATfsw nishts go whites farmer in Moody
4 oQrnt AMassa&- N0ekin his barn, during the
evening By the light of alantern, it explod.
tSda1tlek 10 esrn IN IRE :b6tli6S, ii, to-
gsther Nth eow1. hog, fowl, farm machin-
eryandromshay. 99a1
-TAe-pssrale-of Brooklyn -snd~Piasant.
IN Lincoln county. have Organized . ten.
perance society under the name of "Silysr
Lake V6ftselan Union Temperance Socie-
y" Both towns rally sloost to Enan Ii
,ot ssmpeiance ealse &c.
B. F. Crouch of Finlayshad his In by
eeamsIElAeelsn from him two wsGkssagoa 1t
Milltown.) returned to him last Monday BY
the .herif Of Armstrong county, who corali-
g the horses: No questions were asked
.11nqs reward Of aboot 10 paid to thu
sheriff:
q aioux FalISsP.ntssrSil. Jams R.rr.l,.
tht station afent - - ths Psnh;n.
faee68oux Fslla viii9SAu2sces III dnt;s.
6SfS December /. ia sniovs an .1ceiIsn,