Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-02
C LACONICs.
The Dakota Southern train had a big
load Of passengers on this morning.

Inc OakOta Southern tram had a big
load of passengers on this morning.
Bnllberries are ripe and Indians are
bringing them to own to raise circus money
on.
j. w. Barnett came to grief this morning
before City Justice E'dridge for taking to,
much bug juice and had to pay 1910.
r. S. Wires, advertising agent of the
programme of Forepaugh's show, has been
working up advertising business to-day in
Yankton.
A j. Pinchen called US into Walter Cars
to-day and set up the lemonade. Cause-he
he is the happy father Of a ten pound girl
who introduced herself into his household
last night.
In making out our various advertising
and subscription bills, we use one of Post
master Towards elegant gold pens, and it is
peculiarly gratifying to note the a~lacritv
with which our customers respond.
st. Louis Globe Democrat: Taking into
view the vastness and completeness of Fore
paughs establishment, of which we are en-
abled to notice some Of the principal features
only, weare surprised at the amount of brains.
energy and money invested in the enterprise
designed for the entertainment of the public
and the fame and profit of the warm-hearted
proprietor.
There Is a grand movement of movable
buildings to the vacant lots on Third street.
George Hoffman's little store building came
over to-day from Second street, and halted
alongside the brewery saloon. IF that had
happened in Bismarck, Lounsberry would
announce it under startling headlines, as
another business block erected" But We
are modest.
Mrs. Harriet Brown, who boards at the
Germania house, took, by mistake, last eve
ming a large dose of laudanum and hut fol
the interposition of a physician serious re
suits would have followed. She was no
feeling we'll and to relieve distress attempted
to take a dose of pain killer. 1t happened
however that the pain killer bottle had beer
filled with laudanum and before Mrs. Brow
was aware of it she had swallowed about
tablespoonful. She is all right to-day.
Forepaugh's monster circus and menage
RE will arrive in Yankton about five o'clocI
to morrow morning, over the Dakota South
ern railroad. If half we hear about thi
aggregation be true the people of southern
Dakota are going to see more wonders to
morrow than they ever saw before. TIL
menagerie department is the result of lon
continued efforts on the part of Mr.. Fore
paugh to secure the rarest collection in ex
%istence, and that he has succeeded is hardl
to be questioned. His collection of ele
plants and his boy elephant trainer ar
features Of the menagerie.
The meeting of the Christian Union Ten
perance Society in the M. e. church La
evening was a success. The meeting ws
opened with prayer by Rev. Jos. Ward a
ter which Gen. Beadle made a very alb
and interesting address, followed by remark
by b. III. Smith, L. M. Kee, Ephraim M
ner and others. The exercises were int
spersed by excellent music by a quartet
composed of Rev. j. A. Potter, Mrs. Buch;
nan, Miss Shirk and VIM. Baker. 1t W;
resolved by the meeting to petition the eli
council to enforce the law requiring IL
closing Of saloons on Sundays.