Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-05
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Cottonwood sold ,f~or's4sper cord, TODAY.
The county election will take place to
morrow. Don't fail t., vote.
Thermometrdtag degrees ca~bovs;zero at
seven O'Clock this morning. e
s. H. Gruber. Esq, conducted the jrelig-
ious services in the Episcopal church YES.
terday. F" asa 10
Z The proceedings Of the Yankton bar re-
lating to the death Of, Col. Pound, will ap-
pear tomorrow. NtN 7'@ls | "@04'i'
= California Minstrels performed before
"a crowded house at Niobrara, one night last
week. rsa aasF+ bt7 esse,6
Zone half the world does not know how
tie other half lives Our Office devil saws
1T Is none Of their id business either"
Capt. Lavender carries his rightarm in a
sling some of the other boys take their
SLING" internally.
Did winter put in his first appearance
Yesterday and the feathery snow flakes
&c whirled thick for while.
q The public Offices of the territorial. as we'll
as county and city governments, have been
closed today a a mark of respect to the late
Senator Morton.
90 to Stones hall tonight for a good
laugh. Armstrong; minstrel troupe will
certainly entertain you with fun without,
vulsarity.
Now the wild goose southwark roves,
Now tho r:co ,,o, l,-.
As the cold wind fiercely blowves- q
AS everybody knowves. 8.
Joe'Enmerson has gone into business
for himself, and will open a garden in the
spring on Mr.. Rislina's farm, one mile east
of town. Dgi7.s. 4
Last night as Old St. Peter slept, !
He left the door of Heaven siar,
4 little angel through it crept
And came down like a falling star.
Capt. Lavender makes q daily visit to his
cash grocery house and can talk business as
we'll as ever, but it will be sometime vet be.
fore he can put both hands to work.
The republican county committee have
substituted the name Of Gen. Beadle on the
republican ticket for justice of the peace in
piece of John Levorson, who declined the
nomination. gsg sa, i
1t was a boy angel and has taken up his
abode with City Treasurer Schandein, but
not having been a resident Of the precinct
for five DAYS next preceding the election he
won't be able to vote to morrow.
.atE.
Qnick work. A new school district was
organized in this county some three weeks
ago, which has alre adv erected b log school
house near Herman E'lerman's, and wants
a teacher, to begin school this week or next.
Susan B.. Anthony will lecture at the
Congregational church next FRIDAY eve
ming, under the auspices of the. Yankton
Library Association. Tickets for sale at
the postof1ce bookstore, where a diagram
of the hall ia OF exhibition. n 23 zaT
Mr.. w. s. Bowen with Capt. al. Woods
outfit were at Big Cottonwood. so miles out
from Pierre, a week ago yesterday, the 2sth
ult. They were going along slow and sure
and enjoying the trip, and reckoned' they
would strike Deadwood about the eth inst.
The Yankton Pleasure club is an institu
lion which has inst been organized by . par
~ of young Y ,nktons gentlemen for mutual
pleasure. They propose giving frequent
parties, and will .endeavor. to make them.
attractive and at the same time comparative.
ly inexpensive. See card elsewhere.
The ladies Of the Methodist church will
give an oyster SUPPER in the basement of
the church On. Wednesday evening. the 18th
inst. Their object in this festival is-to as
sist in raising means to liquidste the church
deDt.. We trust their efforts in this direc-
ton will be appreciated and we'll patron
lied. . 7tF
One of our Yankton merchants employs.
q rather fierce looking and really beligerant
salesman. On the first day OF eachrmonth
he sticks . revolver and q bowie knlfeinto
his pockets gives him a big dose of 'tar-
antulrr price, and starts him out collecting.
That merchant says his business is becom-
Ing established on . solid financial basis,
md that collector knows how to display
his armament TO- the best advantage.
The San Juan, Colorado, Prospector of
October q, has the following in regard to
a gentleman we'll known In these parts
mir. C. H. Mcintyre. with his family,
passed through town yesterday en- route to
Ouray, where he intends to make his home.
He thinks there is not . shadow ofsdoubt
but the Mineral City and Oa1ay.toll road. of
which he is president, will be codple4ed
esrly next season. He purchased 10000
pounds Of supplies while at Denver for the
use Of the road, aud Mr.. Van Doren, who
hes the contract Of building the road for
$4,000, already has -four miles OF the road
completed, and a force Of twenty men con-
stantly at work. Il hes been rumored that
the road could not be built. but Mr McIn-
tyre ia Of the opinion that Il 10 . grand
9jseake."