Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-19
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

E5GelllnS mas yOteQ TO
Fiandran,s new school house will cost
nearly $4,000.
Palmer is tho name Of o new postofice
IN Deuel. county.
Plankinton lie afflicted with i matri-
monial epidemic.
The Brookings comedy company is
quite an institution.
Colman, Moody county, expects to
have q newspaper.
Pierrs's street car line is doing q
prosperous business.
Raymond needs o bank, q flouringa
mill and a iewelry store.
A threshing machine m~anufactory is
what is exciting Huron.
Beadle county has nine physicians,
Huron claiming six Of them.
The air around Wentworth, III Lake
county, is fall Of natrimony.
A man at Salem OWNS a colt less than
two years old which weighs 1.275.
There is an excellent opening at
PlAnkinton for an oil and tow mill.
Volga young men have organized a
FIRE company Of thirty-ive members.
Increased business prosperity is what
Lake Preston anticipates this summer
Sioux Falls rink is to be made into
an opera house and handsomely fitted
up.
Canova is going to have u bank, Sa-
lem a city hall aud Fairbanks an els-
vator.
Some Kansas City parties are talking
of establishing a pork packing house in
Pierre.
P%lankinton supports Literally three
papers-the Standard, Free Press and
Beacon.
The Grant County Review feels that
the year of 1885 is full of promise for
Milbank.
A saloon in Sioux Falls was burglar
lied to the extent OF fifty dollars the
other night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Startling, of Lake
Preston, celebrated their silver wedding
the 18th inst.
The motto of the Salem Pioneer
Register is adiYisiop, admission and the
constitution"
Passenger traffic oyer the railroads
csntering in Huron has doubled in the
past thirty days.
Br~ooking's. agricultural eollege in-
structs one hundred and thirty .tudents
this present term.
A mink killed forty chickens. belong
ing to s. L. Stewart, up in CLARK county,
in n night recently.
The Fanlk County Times Gays ssun-
ny south Dakota will have an enormous
immigration this spring"
The lodge OF United Workingmen ut
Washington, stand second IN point OF
numbers, in the territory.
The Brown county farmers alliance
which met in Columbia the 18th, resell
yed ITSELF into . political organic alton.
Milbank has three fire companies all
settssseel5 psreHirsafi;us for BUSINESS. Acorn
modions engine house will BIZ erected.
During the month of February, lit
oar loads Of immigrants goods, lumber
and merchandise were received atIps-
wich.
Carl g. Turner, formerly Y resident OF
Huron, committed suicide recently liz
Minnesota. It was a case of di.appoint-
msnt in love.
The Plankinton Christian academy
il steadily growing in favor, 1t has q
large corps OF efficient Instructors aud is
well ~patronized.
Hhi.ty.fye new members of the
Eimunds county Vermont colony re-
Gently arrived and are making ready for
the spring work.
A large number of the members OF
the g. A. r., airs expected to be: at
Watertown next week at the annual
territorial sncsmpment.
The Tnrner county agricultural
society IS ont Of debt, has been allowed.
. liberal appropriation from the terri-
tory and its stock is above par.
One 81 our exchanges contains the
astonishing intelligence that q Chinese
laundry. to be conducted by q Dutch
man, has lately been opened at Grow
Lake.
Harry Meade, OF Ramsey, McCook
county, has q beautiful watch charm,
made from q moss agate which was
found on the Yermillion river in McCook
county.
Pierre has four fire companies and one
hundred and twenty-five firemen. They
have an organized school Of training
aud are getting ready for the June tour
nament.
Tire Northwestern depot at Pierre has
become too small and incommodious for
thsRrowing business Of the town and a
new and larger depot building would be
acceptable to the people.
Pierre Free Press, 18th: A gentleman
who Just drove into tewn informs us
that seeding is in full blast. and says
that nearly all OF the whsat will be in
the ground by the Last OF pext week.
The postmaster at Plankinton is not
giving satisfaction and there is a move
ment on foot to depose him from Office
and make Miss Cora Hallet, who has
been assistant postmaster for three
years, postmistress.
Brookings Sentinel: A wedding