Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-20

and Mrs. Dsvine. q daughter, on last
Saturday,
Rsdfeld Sun: Albert Cole and wife
have . new daughter, of standard size
and weight.
Kimball Graphic: A young lady took
mp her abode With Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg,
the 10th inst.
Casselton Reporter: Mrs. and Mrs. j.,
w. Moore rejoice over the arrival OF a
bouncing baby.
Grand Forks P~laindealer: W. g. Viii.
liams, OF Aryills, is the happy father OF
q bran new boy.
Sioux Falls Press: A bran now girl ar
rived at r. j. Cooks, of Tvaiisy Springs.
yesterday morning.
Beresford News: Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. WGtson last Thursday night, q
standard weight boy.
Carthage Prairie Home: Jos. Kaiser
became the happy daddy of a bran new
boy baby on Friday.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Mix last
evening gave birth to twins a boy and
girl, both doing we'll.
Centreville Chronicle: A fine baby
boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs W. Wat
son Thursday evening.
Canton News: A boy OF standard
weight arrived at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fry Monday.
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Sanborn Entsrprise: A fair sized
specimen of boyhood hasImade his APP
pearance at the Lovejoy ranch.
Dsadwood Times: VIM. Sohlorsdt ID
the happiest mar in Central, for he is
the papa Of q fine new fifteen pound
] boy.
Doland Record: To the wits OF e. l..
CLARK, April4th, q boy Ta the wife of
George w. Lutz. Of Frankfort, April 9Th.
q boy.
Mt. Vernon Gazette: Born to Mr..
and Mrs. @. Harader, on the 9th inst, q
son....Bosnta NJ and Mr. CD Boy
den, q daughter.
Pukwana Press: A son or q daughter, We
have not been informed which, was born
TO Mrs. Patrick Rigsey. in Rad Lake
township, last Sunday night.
Bloomington Courier: Il. F. Sesly is
the proud father Of q pair Of twins, q
boy and girl. the boy weighing six
pounds and the girl eight.
Cnsselton Blizzard: A girl baby put
in m appearance at ). w. Moore's. last
Saturday, to relieve the monotony of q
straight bobtail flush" of boys.
Huronits: A BOD. was born to Mira. and
+. L. Osgcod, on Sunday, April Ii tn.
...A son was born to Mrs. and J. b.
Coffin, in Huron, on Sunday, April 18th.
Salem Register: Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank jackson, of Ramsey, April
18th. : son; weight twelve ponndH.....To
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Msilo, April 9Th,
. daughter.
Huronite: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.. e.
Montague, . daughter. "a daughter
was horn to Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Adkin-
son, of Huron, on Wednesday morning,
April IA. 1886.
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Pembina Express: John Burke is tho
happiest man we have heard of in q
long time. After arriving at the z of
seventy he is the father OF . bouncing
fat boy an only son.
Wahpeton Gazette: In this city April
9th. TO Mi. and Mrs. William Northay, .
daughter.....April 9th, at the Congrsga-
tional parsonage, Abercrombie, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. Edwards, q son.
Mellatte Tribune: News has just
reached us of tho arrival OF q bran new
baby at John p, Holcomb's, of Beotia.
-. DR.. Keller reports the arrival of q
ten pound boy 1t Ed. Clough's.
Fargo Argus: j. II. Blrchall was hap
pier than usual at his desk in the Argus
counting room yesterday, and the reason
was that q little girl had come into his
home to keep company with tho littls
son.
Onida journal: In Llewellyn Park
township, to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kerts-
man, . son; weight Is pounds. 80. We'd
nesday, April I, 1886; to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Thomas Doner, q daughter; regulation
weight.
Hurley Herald: We learn from Con.
trsville that a ten pound girl arrived at
Dan Dryers last week......Altert vogel
is very proud over tho advent OF 4 bran
new girl which came to his house last
Tuesday.
ERan Express. Mir. and Mrs. VIM.
Gregart, living west OF Egan, are the
happy parents ofsa ane boy baby.
Mrs. James Wilson presented her hus-
band with a young son last Saturday
afternoon.
Pierre Free Press: II. @. almstead
and wife. of Coming township, this
county, are justly happy over the birth
of a pair of twins. Frank Thomas
and wife are to-day rejoicing over the
arrival Of an eight pound boy.
Springfield Timea: Conrad HUM
raya it is . dod.gasted shame thai hs
not told 1t "a . girl until after he
had spent seysnty-five cents "setting
up" on the superstition that tina
new conner at his house was of tho mas
c1line gender.
Valley Springs Enterprise: Sunday.
morning the wife OF Hon. w. a Radall
presented him with a twelve
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