Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-17
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

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/. Watertown will organize base ball
club.
Vermillion is to have another news.
paper.
The Aberdeen public library has 500
volumes.
The Blunt brass bandits composed of
six members.
Lake Preston is in favor of celebrating
the Fourth at home.
The farmers of Sully county are SOW
ing good deal of fax.
The roller skating rink fever has
broken out in Milbank.
The Iroquois postoffice will be money
order Office after July lst.
There is a great demand for fax seed
by Beadle county farmers.
Ipswich business men have contracted
for 1000 bushels Of onions.
Ipswich has lawn tennis club, q
croquet club and gun club.
Five births in Vermlllion the first OF
sao "SChS Ou0 PdAk VI tWluS.
Centreville will take 5000 school
house if it can't get $1,000 one.
An artificial stone works mandatory
hos been established in East Pierre.
A deaf and dumb man Is employed in
one OF the Columbia hotels, as cook.
Chamberlain is making preparations
for grand musical festival this summer.
The Appomattox Herald recently had
a narrow escape from total destruction
by fire.
A number of south Dakota towns are
preparing their Fourth of July pro.
grammes.
Harrold's water works are in good
running order, after being useless all
the winter.
Forty newly imported Russians Will
their families arrived in Frederick, one
day last week.
The Journal has been made the oficia
organ Of the city Of Pierre and the coun
ty Of Hughes.
There are fears that last Tuesday,
frost injured the fruit prospects in th,
Sioux Falls region.
Bon Homme county expects large
amount of real estate improvement thi
year than ever before.
The Harold Star calls for vigilanc,
committee to check the extensive thiev
ing in that community.
The receipts of the Western Unio,
telegraph Office, at Sioux Falls, averag,
one hundred dollars a week.
The Frederick glee club presented
Katie Dean. the little Rag Picker, to
delighted audience the other night.
Five of Mr.. Davidson's children, O
Sully county, have been down will
diphtheria and all pulled through safel,
but one.
Preliminary steps are being takel
toward the incorporation of Blunt an,
the establishment OF municipal gov
ernment.
| Highmore is throwing up its hat at th
prospect of another railroad, and ex
poets soon to be city OF thousands O
inhabitants.
Miss Alma Maynard, Clay count!
school teacher, walked ten miles to al
tend a teachers meeting at vermillion
the other day.
The Nettie Baldwin sailed up tn
James from Columbia. the other day
with thirteen tons of freight and mum
Der Of passengers.
| Diana Sentiuel: The flow OF water il
the artesian we'll is so strong that
raised 8 stone weighing twenty .tw
ounces clear to the top of the we'll.
One of the drivers on the stage lin
from Gary to Brookings was found dea
in his wagon on Wednesday Of last weel
about twelve miles south of Gary.
Kingsbury county has 10000 acres q
wheat sown this year. Estimatip
twenty-five bushels to the acre the pr,
duction will amount to $4,000 bushell
A four year old son Of Mr.. E. Q. Wul
, ting, Of Mitchell. died Of scarlet feve
last Sunday. Ayounger son in the sam
. family il very sick with the same diseas,
|, Sioux Falls Press: VIM. Wallnock Z
Bon Homme county, who was recentl
! found guilty Of rape, was delivered I
; Warden Koehler. yesterday, BY sheri