Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-05-22
SOUTHERN DAKOTA

teachers.
Big Stone claims at least half doz-
en- dudes.
Columbia's brick yard moulds 8.0OO|
bricks per day.
Mitchells' high school contains only
ten pupils.
A few cases of scarlet fever are report.
ed at Howard.
The Watertown Democrat has passed
its first mile post.
Substantial improvements are being
made at Fort Suily.
A large acreage of hax Is beng sown
in Walworth county.
Walworth county farmers are organic.
ing tor fair this fall.
Planklnton claims her full quota of
handsome driving horses.
Two good teachers are wanted in Els.
telllne school township.
A good blacksmith shop is wanted at
Shelby. Brown county.
Bicycle riding is the popular means of
locomotion at Red6eld.
Suily comfy townships are moving
for school organization.
Bangor, Walworth county, children
are down with the measles.
Miss Bertha Townsend has opened
select school at Columbia.
I. s. Nolan, banker of Harold, will
soon establish bank at Onlda.
A confectionery store at Aberdeen was
burglarized one night recently.
Iroquois is proud of its nobby turn
outs, both horses snd carriages.
Mr.. Webb, of Lake Byron, Beadle
county, is thought to be insane.
Judge Smith will open court in Water
town the first Tuesday in June.
A brass band and gun club are what
make lroquois feel metropolitan.
The Free Press believes that Pierre is
the best Hour market in the territory.
Both the registership and receivership
of the Watertown land Office are vacant.
Government land is being taken up
rapidly in Walworth county, this spring.
Professor Grimmen has opened an
evening German school, at Dakota City.
A large acreage of prairie ground is
being broken IN CLARK county this sea-
son.
A teachers association for Aurora
county is in session in Plankinton this
week.
Phil. T. Derflinger. democrat, has
been appointed postmaster at st. Law.
renee.
l.. Il. Robinson, of Clark county, has
planted 27,OOO trees on his claim this
spring.
Il Tho foroorc NJ Go;pl, oor,kr ,r,1 L,;Il
four elevators and four -four mills this
season.
There is some prospect OF boring tor
an artesian we'll in Tooktay, Charles Mix
county.
Sioux Falls has an ordinance against
the use Of pea shooters and sling shots
, by boys.
Becker, Roberts county, has votec
$4,000 bonds for the building Of flour
ing mill.
The Signal Gays: Business is livelie
in Pierre to-day than any other town il
] the territory.
8 Edmunds county voters decided b,
l seventy majority that they did not wan
q court house.
The Valley Springs brass band parade
,. the streets footing their horns, after on
u weeks practice.
: A stock company has been formed TO
8 for the purpose of doing banking busi
}. ness at Bijou Hills.
+ An adjourned meeting OF the terri
?. toriai Miller's association was held i
Aberdeen last week.
Planting shade, forest and ornaments
90 Iva 1k
J. and adjoining country.
Watertown feels very sure that til
Ia Fargo Southern railroad will reach tbs
town before another fall.
4 A seventy-se acre pasture at CAM
II va, fenced, is said to be the largest el
closure in Miner county.
J.. There will be seventy-five cases to /
y disposed of at the September term OF IL
Hyde county district court.
,O George Flack, of Redfeld, has pos
Il tion IN the railway mail service, to ru
between st. Paul and Fargo.
q. The st. Lawrence Journal has bee
- reduced in slze, and presents more o
tractive appearance than of old.
ia The Advance estimates that there vi
m be 100000 trees growing this sease
within radius of five miles of Howar
n Scranton Pioneer: Grain all over IL
il county is coming up rapidly these day
" and prospects for large yield are fla
tering.
Al Ordway has too many citizens who pls
n. cards too much and don't work enoug
= for the good of the town, according
the Tribune.
III Hopes are entertained that the NJ
Il waukee and st. Paul railway will
completed to Roscoe, in Edmunds cou
ty, the present season.
ie Rec Valley Free Press: A son of
I'd w. Livingston. eight miles north
Miller, accidentally shot himself Ia
Sunday, with q revolver.
re The Chicago Inter Ocean states that
II. marriage license has been procured
that city for J. w. Smith and Louise
:. Armstrong. former residents OF Huron,
ge jackson township. Charles Nix coun,
T. will soon have five more school hons
The township has been bonded in I
~ sam Of $4,000 for the building OF I
:. same.
il The LIE Beau Leader says: T
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