Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-03
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Grand View hotels do a fine business.
The streets OF Sioux Falls are muddier
than ever.
Milbapk's two brass bands have been
consolidated.
A Mikado opera troupe will visit Sioux
Falls in April.
A boom edition of the Parker Era will
soon be issued.
The Springfield scarlet fever patients
are all on the mend,
Prairie fires illumine the country
round abeutiMilbank.
w. II. Wilkins has been appointed
postmaster at Lennox.
a saloon has been opened at the
Palisade mining district.
Some valuable dogs at Tyndall havt
met with the dog poisoner recently.
P.J. Bentz. Of the Diana Advocate, is
the proud father of a new girl baby.
The most successful term of the Sioux
Falls university closed last Thursday.
The demand for tenement honsss in
Kimbail this spring is unprecedented.
Mrs. John Cofield, of Centreviile, il
reported to be lying at the point OF
death.
Hurley Herald: The snow fall OF
last Sunday was the heaviest of the
season.
Montrosa expects a boom this season.
A !, 800 grist mill will be one of its at
fractions.
The Hurley Herald says Branch feels
rs pleased over his artesian we'll as
some folks do oyer a new baby.
Seventy teachers attended the insti-
tute at Sioux Fails last week, the larg-
est number ever enrolled before.
The Leader says: The heaviest snow
storm of the season visited Sioux Falls
on Saturday last and continued over
Sunday.
A boy OF about fourteen with his Sis
ter of twelve arrived safely in Aberdeen
last week having come all the way f,om
Germany alone.
The scholars Of the Milbank public
school gave an entertainment Fri
day, the End inst, TO raise money with
which to buy q school bell.
Centrevllls Chronicle: The snow
storm Saturday night and Sunday was
the heaviest yet, piling the snow up
three to eight feet high in places.
The Springfield Times says that the
snow fall which occurred last Friday.
Saturday and Sunday was the heaviest in
that part of the territory for years.
Marion Sentinel: Eleven car loads OF
Russian emigrants, from Tyndall, Scot
land and Freeman, passed through here
ON their way to Ipswich, one day this
week.
Centreville Chronicle: A baby boy
was born to MI. and Mira. ID. j. Rockay,
Monday night....A nine pound girl is
the cause of that 7x9 smile on Will Har-
mons face.
Grand View Tribune: There is q boy
ut the barber shop of Mr.. Fobair, the
young tonsorialist arrived last Friday.
-. They have a boy at the G. w.
Atwood home, that tips the beam at the
eight pound notch.
Springfield Times: Arthur Hitchcock
is feeling lubilant over the eight pound
boy that came to his honss on Friday
night.....A ten pound girl arrived at the
residence of John Griffin, at Running
Water, on Monday morning.
Webster. Day county, has q PROPOSE
ton from two business men to put up a
one hundred barrel roller mill, They
ask a bonus OF $1,000, one.half to be
paid when the building is up, and one
haifiwhen the first flour Ii made.
Milbank Index: Mr.. Geo. Port now
has the boss bog, q fourteen FOUNDER,
and there is much rejoicing thereat......
A little daughter adds graceful dignity
to the household of MIR. J.. 9. Murphy.
1t was born On Monday ...... Mrs. q. l..
Wood made her husband happy by the
presentation of . handsome girl on Mon.
duy last. Mother and baby doing well.
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