Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31
beneficial to the bu,ines, men Mt

proving beneficial to the business men Mt
that place.
A colony of three hundred persons from
Michigan will locate in Miner county this
spring. They intend to take three town
ships in . bunch. 81 &
The Brookiugs County Press 'cnniAinal
each week an interesting lot Of items. from
Fountain. Sherman, Aurora and other
n%eighboring towns.
The arrivals at Flandreau one day last
week were twenty-five cars Of immigrants.
movables and stock, five cars of other freight
and fifty passengers. E
The Sioux Valley News contains oui,e;|
an extended, complimentary notice of Yank-
toms Academy Of the Sacred Heart" that
we are all very proud Of.
There are 1000 one hundledc and sixty
acre farms OF choice land yet to be taken
under the homestead, redemption and
timber culture acts in Brute county.
Bookings county Press; We-w,ll this
week hAvc y full set IF school blanks ana
books for district offices. as furnished from
the office of the Press aud Dakotaian.
Brookings County Press: F. NJ. Zsibach,
Of the Press 4 Dakotaian, Yankton, made
US a pleasant visit one day last week. He
represents the best daily paper in the terri.
tory.
The town of Sioux Falls has thus far been
built upon the resources Of the agricultural
country, but the Improvements of her water
power will be another great propelling
force.
The first child born iu. Marion was a ten
and a quarter pound girl, whose surname is
Smith. The Gazette suggests the name Of
Marion as altogether appropriate to go with
Smith.
j. A. Brodte has recently removed his
family from Yankton to his farm near Swan
Lake, where he designs engaging extensive
" and permanently 10 the stock raising
business.
A conductor on the Southern Minnesota
road has forfeited the good will OF q Jack
son county farmer, ny refusing to take his
note, payable after harvest, in payment of
his fare.
The first wedding that ever occurred in
Parker, took place at the residence of j. NJ.
Simerson last Monday. 1t was the occasion
Of the marriage Of his daughter to William
W. Hilton.
A number Of the leading people Of Sioux
Falls are preparing to give an entertainment
under the auspices of the rea, ing club,
which will consist OF an lamatuer minstrel
performance.
The line Westward of the W%orthington and
Sioux Falls railroad has been permanently
located y distance of forty-three miles and
town sites and most of the right of way has
been secured.
The good people of Watertown have GER
tainly lost their relish for bologna sausage.
The Independent says that the supply Of
dogs in that town exceeds the demand by
several hundred.
E. o. Kimberly of the Sioux Falls Times
has a new telephone connecting his place OF
business and his residence. The Indepen-
dent thinks he will be 'stelling-phoney"
things all the time nov.
The last issue of the Eden Sun closes the
6rst quarter of it's existence. The little
Sun is deserving of the best of patronage
and much c~ommendation for its pluck and
untiring efforts to please.
Rev. DR.. Hoyt. dean of the Protestant
church family in the counties OF Turner,
McCo0k and Lake to write him, giving
their names and places of residence.
One of the most elegant and elaborate en-
tertainments ever given in Sioux Falls oc-
CURED at the residence of Mrs. w. D. Sites
last Tuesday evening. There were upwards
of one hundred and fifty guests present.
A teachers institute for Codington, Deuel.,
Hamlin and Grant counties will be held at
Watertown, commencing April 20th. The
teachers Of C%oiington county are required
by Law to attend. Superintendent Beadle
will preside.
The first house has been erected upon the
1 otto If Erron in Ro~1lo o,, M. =,
supposed to be the objective point for a sta
ton on the Dakota Central, or Chicago &
Northwestern extension, and is situated lust
west of the jim.
Sioux Falls Independent A large force
Of men are at work, and the Queen Bee mill
of the Sioux Falls Water Power company,
five hundred barrels daily of patent process
-four from the crop Of 1850.
Shoemakers, tailors, black D,bs, wag,
makers and every kind of n ch mic, law.
yers, doctors, hardware stores, lumber
yards, tenement houses, hotels. second hand |
presses, and various other useful things"
are much wanted, In the 1ourishing city Of
Brule.
There is a probability of the Sioux Falls
Paragraph and Times consolidating and
becoming a daily. We trust and believe if
it is undertaken it will PROVE a eucceas, for
Sioux Falls prospects are glorious, and a
daily paper is bound to thrive there in time,
if not just at the present writing.
Moody County Enterprise: With the
building Of the Southern Minnesota from
here west and the completion of their branch
to Sioux Falls and the extension of the
Heron Lake & Black Hills roads all going
at once, we shall be in the center of an
immense amount of work and our merchants
will gain a rich harvest.
Watertown Independent: The tallest
man outside Of a side show arrived on Tues.
days train. It took two men and a boy to
see the top Of his hat. 1t takes four minutes
and forty nine seconds to telegraph a pain
from the sole of bis foot to his brain. He
is nothing but a boy now besides having
been stunted by hard work.
Marion Gazette: Part offs O, Wood,'
pile driving gang with one driver came in
rom the front Tuesday. They report the
piles for only three more bridges to drive