Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-03
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DAKOTA.


SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
B~ridgewater has . new band wagon.
Tyndall takes pride in its brass band.
Lennox is anxious to be Incorporated.
Canton's city marshal wears a uni
form.
The Hurley Herald has completed
volume three.
The Catholic fair at Scotland enriched
the church fund $3.50.
Iwo new warehouses will beibuilt in
Tyndall this summer
Col. Laird, OF Pierre, has embarked in
the land Office business.
William Gilman has been appointed
postmaster at Chamberlain,
The high wind of last Monday blew in
a plate glass front at Huron.
Several tornado houses have been
built in Yermillion recently.
There were 800 transients registered
at the Scotland hotels last week.
The town OF Hurley has a balance
of oyer fifty dollars in its treasury.
The Parker nursery company did q
business OF $4,000 the past season.
Wheelock camp, No IL, Sons OF Vster-
ans, was organized at Egan recently.
There will be less flax own in Clay
county this year than previous years.
The Clay county teachers association
will convene in Yefmillion May 18th.
Rev. Joseph Cook will lecture in
Sioux Falls, Saturday night, May let.
w. L. Perry. of Emery, Hanson coun-
ty, commenced planting corn April 24th.
a term of the district court will be
held ut Alexandria, commencing June
Sth.
Chambeslain's school children observ-
ed arbor day by a liberal planting of
trees.
a large lumber OF cottonwood trees
were killed by frost near Aberdeen last
| winter.
Elk Point Courier: Seeding lie in full
blast and our farmers are pushing it
with vigor..
Eden is believed to be on the verge
OF the biggest boom that has yet visited
that little burg.
Mitchell parties will start u ews
paper at Armour, tue new town in
Douglas county.
Miss Ruth Barber, OF Buffalo county,
has made her third final proof on d quar-
ter section OF land.
Alexandria Herald: Seeding is finish.
ed and corn planting and breaking are
the order os the day.
There will be o meeting OF Alexandra
May 9Th of all those Interested in build
ing q farmers elevator.
The Mitchell Mail says. three times
the usual amount of TORN will be planted
in that vicinity this year.
Scotlana's city council has ordered
down all business signs which project
across the side walk.
Vermiilion neye experienced dulles
times or had . poorer trade than the
three stormy days OF last week,
Fifty.eight thousand three hundred
and twenty eggs were shipped from
Scotland in one day last week.
Nearly all the children in the Wayne
neighborilood, in Hanson county, are at
hicted with the w%hooping cough.
The commissioners of Union county
have Instructed their assessors to assese
per mile, all railroads in the county.
q. q Toney has retired from the
editorial chair of the Columbia Dispatch
and will be succeeded by w. S. Baxter
Capt. j. M. Talcott. of Elk Point, If
building Il handsome oak wood fence
around his property. Ii will cost about
$500.
The Enterprise society at Chamberlain
gave a May party, Saturday evening. A
queen was crowned with pomp and
| splendor.
Shakespeare's day which occurred the
Both ult. was celebrated by the CHATEAU.
qua society OF Chamberlain in o right
royal manner.
Elk Point did not observe Arbor day,
for the reason, the Courier says, that
there are more trees there now than are
good for the health.
Sioux Falls has a city window dresser
who, it is claimed piles up goods in the
show windows. as artistically as it il
done at MARSHALL Fields.
A man in Douglas county, who wa.
pressed for time to avoid contest, las,
week SET out 2a.15o trees. He had twt
small boys to assist him.
8. r. Tinan, the accomplished edito,
of the Kimball Graphic, was married at
Shenandoah, Iowa, Wednesday, til,
18th nit. to Miss Addie Argus.
George w. Pease, of Sioux Falls, is
missing. He left home ten days age
for Minneapolis, since which time
nothing has been heard from him.
The art loan exhibition to come of il
Pierre next week will be e very attract.
i've affair. The veritable George WASH
ington Ratchet will be on exhibition.