Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-14
DAKoTA COMBINATIONS.

Tyndall will have another bank Jan.
LIST.
The Sanborn Enterprise is Ave years
old.
Deadwood talks of erecting q $500
toboggan Glide.
The Chautauqua society Of Water
town numbers thirty.
Quilting parties are all the rage in
and around Bluff Center.
Clothes line thieves are what annoy
che people OF Piankinton.
Brookings college, young ladies have
organized o broom brigade.
There is but one vacant store in Mil
bank and no vacant houses.
Bismarck will have o toboggan slide
In operation in about ten days.
The Grand Forks Plaindealer carries
;aa;:::yyz sH;s:4ss on ita pay Toii.
The primary department Of the Olivet
school oontaine over forty pupils.
Parker's broom factory shipped oyer
one hundred dozen brooms last week,
Five horses were run into and killed
by the cars near Rapid City recently.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly lectured at
Grand Forks last Thursday evening.
The thermometer has not gone below
six below zero at Rapid City this winter.
The Ashton high school has Q normal
class, composed OF ten young ladies and
gentlemen.
Mrs. Mccormick, of PIankinton, gave
q Indies progressive enchre party the
other evening.
Wetherall & Kent, dealers in clothing,
boots u shoes OF Kimbali, have failed.
Liabilities $4,000.
Diphtheria and scarlet fever are
developing alarming symptoms in
Tyndall and vicinity.
Some one has been maliciously and
p~romiscuonsly poisoning dogs in Aurora
and the Times gives them fits.
John Bailey and wife, aged ninety
one and eighty.one years respectively,
have lately settled in Lincoln county.
Milbank r~eioices in . steady and per-
manent growth and looks ahead to an
extensive building season next year.
The Brookings roller mills turn ont
200 barrels Of -four every day and still
are fourteen car loads behind on their
orders.
A. w. Bacon, Of Spring Valley,
Turner county, has two apricot trees
about six feet high and fourishing
nicely.
Gen. Pease. Of Waterfowl. has a
patent sleigh. It is q vehicle ON wheels
only the wheels are made stationary and
fitted upon
st. Thomas, Pembina county, has been
visited by q disastrous fire, winch nearly
consumed the entire village. Loss $1I,-
600; insurance, $4,000.
A teachers institute for Bon Homme
county will convene at Tyadall the 18th.
1t will be under the direction of Geo. a.
Mcfarland, OF Scotland.
Potatoes sell at four cents per pound at
Deadwood. Butter ia quoted at forty-fve
ent and eggs the ame Apples are
scarce at six dollars q barrel.
PiankintoH's band will give q fair
commencing the 10Th and closing
Christmas eve. The proceeds will 60
toward purchasing aew uniforms.
A party Of gay Blsmarckers, including
the governor and family, the auditor
and other brilliant society people, took
q sleigh ride over to Fort Lincoln the
other night
The Gary Inter State offers FIVE dol
lars reward for evidence that Will lead
to the conviction Of the culprit who
poisoned q valuable bird dog belonging
to the office.
The grandmother Of the editor OF the
Gary Inter State died in Wisconsin q
short time ago, aged ninety-seven
years. She Was the mother of thirteen
children, six of whom survive her.
J. y. Bishop, school superintendent
ofBeadie county for over six years. was
presented with a beautiful silver water
set by the members of the institute
which was. held in Huron last week.
The grand lodge Q. s. p. s.. of Dakota
met In Scotland last week. The feitow-
ing officers were eieniea tor the next
year: Grand master Jos. Zi.za, pyndail;
grand warden, Y. J, Janda, Scotland;