Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-14
Dakota COMBINATIONS.

Wolsey has an excellent wheat market.
The p~ostofice name of Parkston is
Kirk.
Several large pelicans have been shot
at White Lake lately.
A Plnkerton detective has business at
| Alexandra this week.
Buffalo county warrants are worth
ninety cents on q dollar.
The De Smet Touring mill turns out
an extra fine brand Of -four.
The receipts of wheat at Cavour
average $500 bushels per day.
There is an unusual amount of sick
ness in and around Aberdeen this fall.
Two gallons OF Huron's srtesian we'll
water have been sent east to be analysed.
The Wolsey Journal is for sale, on
account of the i'll health of the proprie-
tor.
A horse was killed by the cars be-
tween Scotland and Trip the other
day.
Aberdeen claims to be the best town
in central Dakota and Bowdle second
best.
The K%ingsbury county bank ct De
Smet will soon he completed and oocu-
pied.
The Huron postofice needs more
clerks, as a matter OF justice to the post
master.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Mabey OF Fargo
celebrated their golden wedding last
Monday.
Niokles are so scarce in Sioux Falls
that tho merchants are Obliged to use
iron washers.
Mrs. DR.. Ford is giving special atten-
ton to the building of the ladies de-
'partment OF Groton college.
Some Milwaukee surveyors are run
ming o line through the town of White
Lake from Armour to Highmore.
]. o. Wade, of jamestown, lost oil his
buildings and his winter feed and four
thoroughbred cattle by prairie FIRE re-
Gently.
One hundred and twenty cars of
wheat and twenty-five OF tiax have been
shipped from Oayour during the past
month.
Two brothers, named Schmidt, were
thrown from q wagon near White Lake.
one having several ribs broken and the
other his arm.
A thirteen year old boy at De Smet
named Frank Money was accidentally
shot in the hand necessitating amputa-
ton at the wrist.
A son of a man named Harmon, living
near Plankinton, was burned to death
not long ago. No particulars are given
OF the cause OF the fire.
A little daughter of Ed. Wilkinson, Of
Woonsecket, received serious injuries
from the kick of a colt, the other day,
her skull being fractured.
There is great fear in Fargo that a
scarcity OF water will give serious trouble
this winter. The water in the Red and
Cheyenne rivers was never so low.
A. destructive prairie fire did the
usual amount OF damage In CLARK county
the other day, one man losing a valuable
pair OF mules and all his worldly goods.
The militia company Of Sioux Falls
contributed S14o OF their encampment
to the company. The whole
amount that they received was $277. so.
On all sides of Huron few miles
away are numerous cases OF typhoid
fever, and not one case in the town. An
evidence OF the healthfulness Of the
town.
The WATERFOWL Democrat has eac-
cumbed to the inevitable after two years
existence. It is expected the party |
leaders will set it mp again for the fall
campaign.
The Tyndall Tribune isn't a betting
character but it is willing to stake it's
all on it's girl cavalry, Two Of whom
won premiums for their skillf7l riding
at the lste felt. /!
AT a swell masculine dinner party at
Jamestown the other day, a COW bell
which had been conveniently placed
under the table, was rung upon Lou
shonberg, when he was sbout half