Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-15
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Centreyille has thr,e lumber wards.
Estell,ne has 4 hnma a,amot,c c,,h
Columbia has q kindergarten acbooi.
Foot ball ia the attraction at Raa6eld.
Hurley,s rink il "a na ren,odeied into
a public hall,
De Smetg has 4 building and loan
association.
A creamery Of Valley Snr;nos 10 nm
assured thing.
E. 81. Alpin has been %suuointed CITY
attorney OF Huron.
Charles O, BDyden has been elected
city CLERK OF WATERFOWL.
Drive whist is taking the lead Of pro-
rressiye suchre Il Huron.
NMitckeli,s high school enrolled thirty.
six pupiIs for the snrino term
An Iowa horse thief was arrested at
EA~lexapdria Saturday. the 10th.
TheaHuronita has been sued for crimi-
nal libel by a man named Miller.
Fifteen handsome new residences will
| be built in eFiandrau this summer. 4
2 ponglas County Chronlcle has
beeasenlarged to a Six column quarto.
Ipswich ls having both an lmmigra-
ton and o building boom this spring.
Surprise iprogressiys euchre parties
are oil the rage in Webster, Day county
Three miles OF sidewalk are to be con.
structed in Flandrau by the first Of
June.
Never IN the history oil Flandrau has
50 much business activity been noticed
as now.
Plankinton's home talent will produce
the drama Lady Audiey'a Secret
April 25d.
new town hall at EdRefton, Charle'
MIX county, WILD chrlstened by a bal
the 18th.
The White Lake Dispatch 10 publish
ing q series OF war stories written by al
old veteran.
The Clark Review says "Dakota'
greatest curse Is the wind We secon'
the motion,
The organization OF a Young Men
Christian Association at Sioux Falls ha
been perfected.
The canvass for Huron's city die
tory is completed and it will be pub
iished at once.
About forty Michigan capitalists an,
farmers are expected to arrive in hitch
ell early IN May.
A "baby show was q feature OF
church entertainment at W~oonsocke
the other night.
A crocus in nearly full bloom wa
placked on the banks of the jim nsa
Huron, April 9th.
The building improvements in Vale
Springs this coming summer wi
amount TO $4,000.
The Springfield Times saws: Tb
wagon roads in and around town are i
q terrible condition.
Springfeld's civ treasurer report
the financial condition al that a: . ..4-e
better than on April lat.
. Rev. j. Westcott died at Mansfield. /
|Spink comfy. = abort time aoo a. III
age of eiohty-eieht years.
Rec Heiehts believes that it has NOR
and better and ttributarv 10 il thu,
any town in tho terr;tory.
3. T. Crosby. If Brookiops count,
died of heart disease last week. He wa
s~eyenty-seyen years ofsaee.
Bare foot BOYS aud bare headed girl
on the streets Of Mitchell are sure ,ndice
tons that spring has come.
James McEwan. father Of Mrs. Hirar
Barber, of Mitchell. died Sunday NOR,
ling in his eighty fourth wear.
pra,ria f;res ara v;s;hla ararv n;aht !.
Faulkton. The Times saws the prairi
fire is the scourge of Dakota.
Walworth county owes about $3.50
and there are nearly .anonph unnai
taxes to pay the indebtedness.
The public school at Springfield
which has been closed on accoun OF th
scarlet fever. re-opened the 18Th.
"A dozen outside lodges have signifie
their iutention to meet with the Woon
socket Odd Fellows on the 2eth.
Washington never had bat one poe
table and that has been declared q nn;
sance and removed from the town.
1t is estimated that 400, 900 gallons q
water aow from the new artesiap we'll !
Ellendale every twenty.four hours.
Valley Springs had a population q