Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-28
DAKorA COMBINATIONS.

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De smet'a oornet band mas been reor-
Bismarck has to pay high fer it's coal
this winter.
Huren longs for a Burlington rsilroad
connection.
! Yermillion experienced q butter fam
inc last week,
The artesian well at jamestown is
down $50 feet.
There were ten drunks in Sioux Falls
on election day.
a genuine city chimney sweep visited
De Smet last week.
There are It's students enrolled at the
Vermil!son university.
A Mrs. Leitsel died at Trip of ty-
phold fever Saturday.
Parker's oat meal mill will soon begin
operations for the winter.
The damage caused by the fire at
Spearfish is placed at 500. 900.
The Chamberlain papers charge FIVE
cents a line for church notices.
Snow fell at Lead City to the depth of
four inches one night last week.
Rapid City hunters find game much
less plentiful than in years before.
There are four cases OF scarlet fever in
the family of MIR. Crowhurst near Salem.
The Douglas County Chronicle will
print four pages of home matter in the
future.
A copious rain visited Stutsman coun
ty q short time ago, delighting the
farmers.
MIR. and Mrs. L. s. Dsming, of Water
town, celebrated their wooden wedding
last week.
Faulk county got its first snow of the
season the oath, it fell quite lively for
on hour or 30.
The Fargo hotels are full to overflow
ing. Moorhead assists in accommoda-
ting the surplus numbers.
Four threshing machines are at work
within hearing distance of each other in
Norway, Turner county.
The mill at Marion grinds 400 bush.
els of wheat per day and turns out on
excellent quality Of -four.
There is much activity in building in
Faulkton this fall. Five lumber COM
panies are represented there.
The @. A. r. post of Vermillion at
tended the silver wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hammond, of Burbank, in a
body.
A heavy NOW storm set 10 OF Aber-
deem Sunday night which lasted two
hours. The next day was clear and
warm.
The Montfose Enterprise shows
marked improvement. 1t has become
one of the leading papers of Mcgook
county.
The young ladies of Valley Springs
have formed an anti-slang society. They
will give o musical entertainment Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Donneily, of Running
Water, is seriously ill, the result OF
over exertiop in cariog for the numerous
sick people in the town.
Some of the farmers in Minnehaha
county are complaining of hard times
but those around Valley Springs are IN
excellent circumstances.
1t rained pretty generally through
central and southern Dakota, Saturday
and Sunday and every where was it
most gratefully received.
A matcksd game OF foot ball will be
played by the high school boys of Sioux
Falls and the Baptist college students
next Saturday afternoon.
Beautiful fall rains are what the
Steele Herald calls the numerous
welcome showers that are falling upon
the just as we'll as the unjust.
Al the close of the October term of the
district court of Hyde county q reception
and banquet was rendered, by the local
bar OF Hlghmore, to Judge Church.
A regular mixed train has been put
on between Redield and Faulkton, oye
the Northwestern, which connects with
all trains going north, south and east.
A farmers team was driven across the
Missouri river at Pierre one day recently
and the deepest water that was encoun.
tered was less than two feet and o hall
feet.
Prairie fires have burned over
1872, GOO acres of heavy timber in The
Turtle mountain country. The fires
ragged two weeks and did over a 800, 0OC
damage.
Rapid City Journal: The physicians
of town generally agree that while there
are still many cases of fever here, they
are OF a milder type than earlier in the
season.
1t is stated by the Grand Forks Plain
dealer that o Scandinavian society OF
that place, organized ostensibly for
charitable purposes is being made a
political machine.
The water mains on the streets of Red
field will be enlarged in order to put
into practical use the large supply of
artesian we'll water. A Winona firm
has the contract.
The Marquis de Mores and wife who
are out on a hunting trip are reported
as heying slaughtered SIX mountain
sheep, two elk and several antelope, and
black and white tailed deer.