Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-27

legislature to have McKsnEie apnouuc.
ing the status Of its msnbsrs ahead Of
time.
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
Springfield will have q driving park Of
its own.
Lennox ID building number Of new
residences.
The mill Id. dam at Finl.y washed ont
again the 18th.
Asteam drill is used in the Sioux Falls
jasper quarries.
Nearly an inch of rain fell IN Huron
last Tuesday night.
The Swan Lake public school has
twenty -one pupils enrolled.
Castalia's steam grist mill is about
ready to commence grinding.
Real estate transfers are more numer.
ous in Miner county than usual.
A bonus Of $2,50o has been given at
Madison toward the building of roller
Touring mill.
The Milwaukee company is doing an
immense business over it's Zines extend
ing into Dakota.
A hail storm IN Howard last Wednes.
day did some damage. Hail stones fell
as large as butter beans.
Three weddings occurred at the Men.
nenite church near Marion last Wednes.
day. A great Russian of Affairs.
ASioux Falls man will experiment in
the growth Of cotton, having obtained
seed from the south for that purpose.
Wheat. oats and fax are growing rap.
idly in Miner county, and prospects fol
an abundant yield were never better.
Springfield has creamery which
utilizes the cream from 1900 COWS, all
within circuit of dozen miles of the
town.
Oentreville. Harley aud Alexandria G
A. B. posts will assist in decoration day
services at Parker, and other posts ar.
expected.
Parker's city fathers have passed al
ordinance requiring saloon keepers K
remove all screens and othar obstruc
tions from the windows.
The family of the new editor of thu
Highmore Vox Populi. Rev. Mr.. Blake
more. will hold down. claim seven mile,
north Of the newspaper Office.
The manufacture, Of . concrete side
walk pavement composed of . peculial
cement and Sioux Falls granite, has beer
begun in the city of Sioux Falls.
A wagon bridge ninety.two feet lonf
il being built across the vermillion, nea
Parker, the citizens bearing half the ex
pease and the county the other half.
The Chamberlain Register says: On,
hundred Thousand bushels estimatet
raised last year and fully half . nlllio,
bushels will be harvested this year Ii
Brule county.
| SawD Lake items in Parker En-
Joseph G. Chandler, receiver at the Ian,
Office ct Yankton, seems to be q YER,
courteous gentleman and we'll qualifie,
for his position.
Il Parker will celebrate. memorial ds,
in an imposing manner. Special rates o
fare have been made from all station
between Huron and Hawsrden from th
10Th to the 3lst.
The editor Of the Kimball Index an
nounces that there 10 not q single bab,
carriage in his town; and further, tha
there ls no need for one, and wants t
know the reason.
The Farmer says: With court nous.
], opcra house, $4,000 roller Touring mil
two new churches, and score or more 9
.. fine residences going up, you may calcu
late it is lively at Howard these days.
j 4 little daughter of Andrew Palsen, c
Adelis, Turner county, died recently {
diphtheria, one other child was in crit
cal condition from the same disease an
two Others were thought to be recover
ing.
Howard Farmer: Fifty townsites wi
be located on the line Of the Dakota an
! Southwestern railroad between Gran
Forks and Sioux City. and controlled b
. stock company with $1,000, 900 as
basis.
IL Chamberlain Register: B. B. 90
borne. Of this city, reliable englnee
has been employed BY the town of Kin
ballt to fix the grades Of the streets On
stake out some sidewalks, lay out
cemetery, &c.
Tho Sioux Falls granite is becomin
; widely known. An architect Of Buffal
{ New York. has recently sent request
, the proprietors for proposals OF stone
!. be used in . public library building i
. that city.
d Tho new opera house at Howard is
. be two stories, with . Masonic hall o
. the second floor. Tue first floor vi
. also be used Is skating rink, and Il
building. whom completed, will be th
! finest in the city.
I Parker Era: The Riverside dreamer
|, during the week ending on Weduesd,
!. last, made $500 ns. Of butter. Urea,
: sufficient for 1000 his. OF butter was 4