Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11
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man hash peddler.
Col. Lounsberry left peadwood for Bis
marck last Sunday.
About ten families are living at Hayward
at the present time.
The Florence silver mill is running night
and day on $3.50 ore.
Tho Caledonia is the most prominent
mine in Warren's eulch.
Deadwood, for the first time in its history,
is without g dance house.
Spruce Gulch ia becoming one of the 1--we
Hest districts in the Hills.
Couk will hang in thirty-six days more,
If nothing is done in the matter.
The canine fend destroyer 10y poiscn) is
abroad in the land of Deadwood.
A couple Of Deadwood faro dealers were
robbed Of $500 one night last week.
About $4,000 pounds Of freight was I'M
loaded in Lead in three days recently.
A large and jolly sleighing party was the
swell afair of Deadwood one day last week.
Business Of all kinds ia better in the Hills
ct the present time than it was one year ago.
The corner On eggs in Deadwood has been
broken, they now sell for fifty cents per
dozen.
A large number of residences and business
houses will be erected IN Deadwood THU
spring.
The Deadvood press are all agreed upon
one thing, and that is fire alarm bell fol
that town.
The First National bank of Deadweod
haa increased it's capital stock from $4,000
to 100000.
Il 10 reported that the proprietors of the
Dta1wood Evening News have dissolved
partnership.
The new strikes in Spruce Gulch have
given Fountain City an impetus in the
building line.
Deadwood News: Yankton and Vermil.
lion are filling the Deadwood market with
butter and eggs.
Dick Adams, Of the Deadwood Pioneer,
10 the only newspaper man in the Hills who
sports diamonds.
Pennington county presents many rich
and valuable discoveries around Terraville
and Newtoas Fork.
Bert Moodv, son of the Judge. gave .
birthday party to his boy and girl friends
last Friday evening.
A horse railroad il to be built between
Deadwood and Central and up the gulch
soml kjme this spring.
A party in Deadwood (not a newspaper
mani is suffering from a sudden and violent
attack Of conscientiousness.
During the past two months there has
been . greater improvement in Custer, than
any other town in the Hills.
Charley Church, of Deadwood, the boss
|type-setter ofthe United States, set up Is, 1000
ems in nine hours and . half.
A great many valuable discoveries. many
With positive merit have been made around
K,dville. Custer county, of late.
The Nor.hw. stern transportation compa-
ny delivered 40, 900 pounds of merch .ndise
to Deadwood dealers March 4th.
Col. DOMAIN delivered a lecture on "Wom.
an" for the benefit OF the Episcopal socie,,
Of Deadwood last Tuesday evening.
The frat entertainment of the very young
ladies' "Perf city Lovely" social club, OF
Deadwood, was a delightful success.
The Lead City Enterprise is printed on
yrll"w wrapping paper. The Deadwood
Pioneer calls it The brunette Enterprise.
There will be erected in Deadwood, this
-prlng, several Imposing brick structures H.
The v.cinIly Of the c, urt house, on Sherman
street.
Col Benteen, of the U. s. army, coniem.
plates the PENN. OF a large stock ,arm /,
he valley below Forl Meate tue preset,
season.
Coon Sing. of Dead wood, who W,
south $25O 100 a year ago, IS reported
nave lost 1t all in gambling aud utforluDs'
speculation.
There has been nothing struck in III
southern H,il> which compares III ricbne>
the c. j. & G. NJ. niue located III Pa.
mers gulch.
In point Of value the clear -up, the reaul
If v weeks run Of the Homestak-, High
|snd and Terra mills, is one Of the finest y-l
made in the Hills.
Mr.. Ward, owner Of q saw mil up
gulch, was robb d IN The Lead
City road Of between 800 aud $500 on tue !
night Of March 81.
The Deadwood Pioneer says of Col. Ben.
zen that he is one of the most striking-look- /
ng men and mort dashing fighters that
Years the blue and gold in all the service.
The Deadwood Pioneer has secured the
ounty printing for Lawrence county, with
be understanding that they do the work for
and give a Prang chrome with each
ob.
John McArthroe. an employee in the
mine. ct Terrsville, was seriously
Injured Yesterday by the discharge of a bias,
% was preparing after chambering out the
ole.
Miss 1nez Sexton, who has about recov.
red from her serious illness, has been in-
tied TO give a farewell vocal entertainment
iarch 18th, before taking her departure
" the east.
Dan SCOTS Times: MAJ. McNamars,