Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-11
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

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Madison needs good sidewalks.
The artesian we'll at Chamberlain is
down $50 feet.
Passenger travel on Big Stone lake is
quite extensive.
The Milltown Clipper has succumbed
to the inevitable.
1t is light enough at Kimball to read
as late as nine p. m.
A number Of new dwelling houses ore
going up in Flandrau.
Aberdeen's public schools are in q
aourishing condition.
The Washington Times is showing
marked improvement.
A division of railway conductors was
organized in Huron June lst.
The Beresford creamery turns out GOO
pounds Of butter day.
The new artesian we'll at Aberdeen
flows 100000 gallons per day.
The telegraph messenger at Aberdeen
glides about the town on bicycle.
Ohamberlain's hose company is thor.
oughly organized and ready for business.
The Minnehaha teachers association
will hold a meeting in Dell Rapids the
14th.
Mrs. farley, with her fur famed wax
works, will exhibit in Chamberlain the
1lth.
Pierre has case Of "mysterious disap.
pearance." The authorities are looking
into it.
Olivet claims to be the most desirable
place for q Fourth of July celebration
in Dakota.
Arrangements are perfected for a
grand observance of the national holiday
at Madison.
The Leader says Lake county's edu-
cational advantages are unsurpassed in
the northwest.
Mrs. Matte Ryan died on the Randall
reservation recently, after long and
painful illness.
The first new potatoes of the season
were received at the Wheeler Record
Office May Both.
There are many fine large fields Of
timothy and other tame grasses in Cod.
ington county.
Five ladies skated at the Mitchell rink
the other evening for prize Of pair ol
five dollar skates.
| Flandrau is arranging for the biggest
celebration ever held in Moody county
the coming Fourth.
The Olivet Record says small worn
is destroying a large quantity OF flax ii
that neiRhborhood.
The Hand County Press has bee,
changed in form from an eight colum,
folio to six column quarto.
The citizens of Doland will observe il
becoming manner the anniversary O
our national independence.
DR.. r. ". Place has rendered his res
ignation as Hutchinson county physi
: clan, owing to failing health.
The city marshall, of Sioux Falls, ha
: organized chain gang and tramps an,
, vagrants are made very welcome.
The Hutchinson County Record want
to wager years subscription that OF
q vet is the lovliest town in Dakota.
). General Wadsworth post G. A. R., {
Q Flandrau, gave festival aud ball re
: Gently which was brilliant success.
8 Forty.eight car loads OF immigran,
q landed in Mitchell the other night. The
;. will settle IN different parts of souther
t Dakota.
: "God Bless our Home" was the siRnl
3 icant motto on "prairie schooner" ths
g passed through Templeton the first ,
g the week.
The Kimball Index announces that
. will soon begin the publication of
? daily to help through the Novembt
u elections.
9 The citizens of Madison have purcha
: ed bass drum, snare drum aud fife,
D be presented to the Grand Army post {
q that place.
g The ten year old daughter of A.
e Wright, of Dakota City. died week az
= Sunday night, after an illness Of only
r few hours, of brain fever.
The citizens of Leola, McPhersc
county, protest against the first saloo
established at that place, and will try
: have it bounced.
= Diana wants o steam grist mill,
bank, feed store, q livery stable, a boz
and shoe shop, a skating rink, and nj
. merous other luxuries.
General Fessenden, with party
surveyors, has just finished surveyir
the reservation at Little Bend, recent
opened for settlement.
!, Fort Sully items, Pierre Recorde
% - Miss Fessenden, daughter Of Gener
d Fessenden, who is surveying Lift
I. Bend, is visiting Mis-. Lieut.. Hoyt
J. About forty men, who are enployi
= ballasting some portions of the track
10 the Southern Minnesota, near Foree
& burg, have struck for higher wages.
's A beautiful silk banner was present,
= by the woman's relief corps of Sio,
d Falls to the Joe Hooker post, G. A.
9 of the same place, last Saturday evenin
d The board of supervisors of La Roc
s township, in Charles Mix county, at the