Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
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Tue Parker youths have organized a base
ball club.
Youthful surprise parties are the rage in
Flandreau.
Hay costs seven,y.1ve cents per ton at
Brule City.
Lower Canton has almost entirely moved
over to Beloit.
The hotels Of Sioux Falls are OVERLOOKING
with lransient.
Claim jumping in Codington county is
on the increase.
Land seekers at Marion are as thick as
fles In summer.
A new lawyer aud four new painters have
located in Parker.
Seeding in Lincoln COUNTY was fairly
under way last week.
The country surrounding Allentown Is
being fast settled up.
The hotels and restaurants at Parker are
crowded with guests.
New corners arrive At Watertown at the
rate Of thirty per day.
Mrs. Editor Perkins, of Sioux City, is
Whiting At Sioux Falls.
The Flaudreau hotels have more than
their share of business.
One firm at Flandreau will burn over
500, 600 brick this season.
The Marion Gazette received twenty-five
new subscribers last week.
Eden 10 DESTROYS of having weekly fairs
aud profting by them too.
A first class base bail club will be organ
ised in Canton this spring.
The base ball boys Of Brule. CITY have
INDUCED In severa, games.
Lennox new school building will be a
credit to the town and county.
A cheese factory will be started in the
neighborhood of Canton soon.
School district No. IS ives organized in
Spring Valley about q week ago.
The New Era prophecies that Parker will
double her population this season.
The Catholics Of Sioux Falls INDUCED in
. grand ball easter Monday night.
A Chinaman, from Omaha, is preparing
to establish . laundry At Bruls City.
The Russian Mennopites are building q
,arge farm church 10 Turner county.
The Lennox school closed last Friday
with = membership Of thirty scholars.
Several business buildings and residences
will be. erected at Flsndreau this spring.
About eight car loads of Immigrants and
their effects arrive every day at Flandreau
Prof. Adams of Dubuque. will open D
select schoolin Brule CT, tue first Of Ma,
next.
If there IL any one thing Canton needs
worse than another it ie . first class brick
yard.
The Southern Minnesota railway COM
pany's officials are most obliging and cour-
te0us.
A number of Flandreauites are this early
in the spring going to their country resi-
dencee.
]. v. Barnes of Flandreau, has been ap-
pointed judge of probate Of Kingsbury
county.
The new railroad town in McCook county
will be located about ten miles north of
Cameron.
The Milwaukee depot, at Canton, was last
bina road.
The county comm .sioners Of Brule
county will hold lheli quarterly session on
t0e 1tn OF AprI.
A number of fine residences have been
erected in Dawson county on the bank Of
the classic james.
The silver wedding Of Rev. B. Webster
aud wife was duly celebrated at Canton last
Saturday evening.
Canton expects to have a machine shop,an
extensive round house, and = new passenger
depot this summer.
What has become Of that valuable ex-
Gary 1uter State? We miss it
and long to meet it.
Tie Canton postofice is undergoing re-
pairs that will add greatly to its attractive
ness aad convenience.
Tax money is being deposited IN the
Lincoln county treasury at the rate Of one
hundred dollars per day.
A large hotel is 10 course of construction
II Do Smet. Timber TO be used in building
it was hauled from Volga.
Canton has four hundred and sixtythree
with Z prospect of doubling Is
population inside Of 3 year.
The Gardner Bros. of Yaukton ire pre-
)arlng to open up Q branch Of their agri-
business at Marion.
The Advocate thinksC Canton people should
" congratulated upon their railroad facili.
les and immediate prospects.
The Canton Advocate comes out this
week IL favor Of Frank Pettigrew of Sioux
Falls for delegate to congress.
The second National bank of Sioux Falls
two thousand four hundred and
on the list at Washington.
Il 10 confidently believed that the South
m Minnesota railroad will be completed
o the james river bv another winter.
The Lennon people are very enthusiastic
q regard TO the semi monthly fair and
Market day recently established there.
The publication of q paper at Volga has
,een 10 contemplation for some time, bu,
sext week It 10 promised without fail.
Zone hundred thousand dollars per inch"
vas the estimate placed on the value of the
ate aov storm, BY the Sioux Fallsites.
Tae Congregational ladies Of W%a,er,own
will give q literary, musical and social Gu
On the evening of April lst.
A cat fsh weighing one hundred and
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