Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-06-01
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

slaVos 10 De pald the value OF their
human chatties.
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
Columbia sports Chinese laundry.
Madison is to have fine driving park.
Seven newspapers are published at
Huron.
The public schools at Salem are
crowded.
The Harold rink closed for the season
May 22nd.
Progressive euchre ls quite the rage
in Webster.
The Pierre university closes its second
year in June.
The Roscoe Magnet has passed its
first mile post
White Lake has oroquet club but no
soda fountain.
Work on an artesian we'll at Kimball.
will begin soon.
Crop prospects IN Faulk county could
not be improved.
The Sioux Falls Press suspended pub.
lication May Both.
The steam ferry boat makes regular
trips at Vermillion.
Potatoes are being shipped into Sioux
Falls by the car load.
The Brookings agricultural college
will close June Gath.
There is talk of plating town four
miles west of Kimball.
Tue Egan creamery turns out 400
pounds of butter daily.
A rainfall of one inch is reported at
Huron last Wednesday.
Huron has expended nearly $4,000 in
new buildings this year.
Faulk county's annual school election
will be held June 23rd.
A number of tree claims are being
planted in Sully county.
A large amount of cane seed Is being
planted in Sully county.
The Kingsbury county fair will occur
the very last of September.
The Ipswich Gazette calls Campbell
county the American Russia.
Hanson county contains between
eighty and ninety old soldiers.
Elk Point claims to be the most
beautiful town in the territory.
Walworth county was enriched $4,000
worth by o glorious rain recently.
An enormous acreage has been sown
to tax IN Sanborn county this year.
Progressive development is the order
of the day in western Faulk county.
A hail storm at Bijou Hills last week
broke the glass in several buildings.
Egan expects to have three railroads
instead of one, at the end of the year.
Hundreds of acres of trees have been
set out IN McCook county this season.
Aurora county's first teachers insti-
tute was held in Plankinton last week.
G. b. Halton, of Pukwana, lumbe,
dealer, has moved his yard to Plankin
ton.
Abraham Griffer and sons, OF Fault
county own 1,l20 acres of land in one
body.
The new town of Griffsburg, in west.
ern Faulk county, has applied for o post
office.
The rainfall in Faulk county last
week was estimated at from five to sever
inches.
The editor of the Onida Journal
wants record of all the births in Sully
county.
The Norske celebration at Brookings
the 18th, was attended by over 1000
people.
A Sully county teachers institute viii
occur ut the college in Clifton township
July 9th.
The Salem Pioneer Register added
fifteen names to its subscription list
last week.
Work on the new Sanborn count,
court house at Woonsocket has beer
commenced.
A Russian woman namei Whit, wal
killed by lightning, near Bridgewater
last Saturday.
The Brule county teachers associa
tion, enjoyed literary session at Puk
wana, the 2Stt.
The crop prospects in Clark count,
never augured better for heavy yiell
than this spring.
The Mitchell gun club will have
pigeon and glass ball tournament, mex
Wednesday, the 3rd.
II LIE Omet laQleS eaVe6QrOp at the doc
of Masonic hall in that city, when tn
lodge is in session.
Over 1000 acres of sod will be turne
over in Spring Lake township, Hanso
county, this season.
CLARK Review: Quite large acreag
of corn has been planted, and the seaso
is not over with yet.
Mrs. William Perry, the six week
bride of railroad man, died at Milbani
of typhoid fever, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zoiner, of Whit
Lake, celebrated their twenty. fifth wed
ding anniversary last Friday.
A man and team are reported to hav
been killed by lightning near Nordlanl
Kingsbury county, last week.
A Mrs. Gray, widow lady, died YER
suddenly at Alpena, the other day whil
performing her household duties.
The Mitchell ladies gave delightir
calico ball one night recently, which wa
the pleasantest party of the season.
The Leader says: Sioux Falls neve
presented such An attractive appearing
in all the city's history. as it does thi