Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23

degrees below zero at Parker on Sunday
the 18th.
The proprietor of the Ellen Sun begins
TO feel as though he Will lave 10 enlarge
his paper.
A school house is what every ont in the
ne'ghborhood of Eden is particularly In
lerested In.
A part Of the Lincoln county court house
is called BY poetic license The "Lincoln
County Jail"
Track laying at Volga can only be done
in q moderate limited way, until the weather
becomes settled.
A brother of Conductor Scott Derrick was
instantly killed last Thursday night BY an
engine at Memo.
Beloit people have their meats sent by
train from Sioux Falls. A good opening there
for q meat market.
P. w. Wildt has the entire editorial man
sgement vi the Scandinavian paper publish.
I'd 10 Sioux Falls.
Running Water has had her first school
meeting and organized a district that con-
tains thirty scholars.
The young men of Bon Homme and Tyn.
dali, have organized ajoint Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Cameron Pioneer calls a part of itself
the Brideewater Echo, and it makes a JOINT
tip top effort for the w towns.
A. w. Lavender, Of Yankton, carries the
largest stock of crockery 10 his branch store
in Scotland, there is in the town.
The entire family Of Walter Spear, resid-
ing ia the southwest portion OF Moody
county, are sick with diphtheria.
The Sioux Falls whist club held its last
residence. last Wednesday evening.
A large building will soon be erected at
Running Water to be used as a general sup
ply depot for the steamboat business.
There has been another death in the fam.
lily of DR.. Mum, of Scotland, from diph.
iberia, making the third within a week.
The fair and market held in Parker
March 18th, was attended by three hundred
farmers, and was a success in every way.
The new material for the Watertown In |
dependent has arrived, and that paper will
soon be out In an enlarged, improved form.
w. n. Morton, of Parker, is engaged in
drawing a map of Turner county, with sec-
lions. townships and ranges marked thereon.
Twelve cars of freight and over fortv pas.
,engers we're landed at FIaudreau over the
Minnesota road last Wednesday.
The Sioux Falls Paragraph man has
been wrestling with the thirteen, fifteen.
puzzle and found out lots about it
100.
Flandreau Enterprise F. NJ. Ziebach,
he. genial representative of the Press aud
.akotsian arrived in Flandreau last Mon
lay.
Nh. Priesel, Of Running Water, accident.
slipped of the ice into the river, and
vas rescued from q watery grave BY his two
logs.
The pupils Of the F~landreau school are
,ard at work getting ready for their grand
exhibition which will take place at the close
# this term.
A terrible runaway occurred In Flandreau
asst Monday. No damage done only to the
loFses, which we're finally rescued from the
op Of . high lumber pile.
A colony consisting of one hundred and
lfty families from Ogle and WinnebsRo
COUNTIES In Illinois are preparing to settle
o and near Bridgewater.
Property is rising in Canton. In the vicin-
y Of the Advocate Office, two new, nice
buildings are going up at one time within
tone throw of each other.
The entertainment Of the Baptist ladies
mite society at Parker last Tuesday evening
vas . delightful success and netted the
aides about fifteen dollars.
A farmer from Middleton hauled sixty.
hree bushels of shelled corn with one team
rom that place to Parker, . distance of
welve miles, q few days ago.
Plans and specifications are being made
or the bridges on the Yankton and Rock
Mills branch Of the G. NJ. & St. p. railroad.
according TO the Parker Era.
Parker Era: james A. Hand moved his
Family from Swan Lake 10 his new hou.e 10
place last Tuesday. This ia IN impor-
addition TO Parker society.
The nsjosi.y Of the people who are set