Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-28

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june.
II Nj. DsWits doespot sell his residen,
he will move it 4, few lots southwark an
fix It up to live in.
The library belonging to the Dakota Hi
torical society has found q resting place i
JA1Al Epster,s Office.
.Kadsh has conquered the metric system
and puts up prescriptions by it when the
are written in that Language.
PssS1hiM street ffoggery has receive
is~esnS1alnable accessions in the shape {
sninens vocalists from the Rhine.
An. answer to Rev. J. A. Potter's commu
4icaslb9 Of yesterday y crowded out to-da
t!yosher matter and viii appear to morrow
TIN indication of the weather for tn
upper Miaaissippi and lower Missouri valley
arer falling barometer, incre.sing east t
south winds, ~cloudiness, warmer, threaten
Ing and rainy weather, With local storms.
A dispatch from Bismarck says that al
the bridges on the route between that cit,
n Deadwood were washed out BY til,
flood. Such misfortunes do not occur on til,
Pierre route.
&4eielx City Journal, 25tht: A couple 0
refrigerator cars came up on the Sioux CITY
and Pacific railroad last night, and vii
Observation-Disclosures aweek bstween Yanktor
and Chicago, by. way Of the Northwestern
ssRiesersecting roads.
g z. Woelxofk received a telegram to
day 06fdk statsdsthstthe aoodiin ghey.
q n river vas subsidins. A drove Of hi.
!! cattls have been waitinst there since the 18th
for an opportunity to cross, but we're held
back BY high water. They ptob.bly got
over to-day. sgsss
There is Z change oftime on the Illinois
Central, taking effect Immediately. The
train formerly leaving Sioux City on satur.
days Immediately after noon, will leave on
Sundays hereafter. By the new arrange.
mentofallt train, saespers will run through
from Sioux City to Chicago without change.
Travellers from up country say that tho
prsirles are partially alive with impecuni-
Gus young men sent out by the Indian bu-
reaa tosse,n clerks for Indian agents, but
who failed to get jjobsfo on their arrival.
They are liable to join the grand army Of
tsampss and work their passage home on
foot.
The contract for building L. D. F. Poore's
new brick idxelling on Pinestreet has been
awardedsto John f MacNamara. 1t was
signed last evening. Mr.. NJ. has now On
hand and will be soon pushing ahead, the
buildings Of Major Dewitt, Commodore
Coulson, and Nj: Poore, which fact is one
Of the indications Of Yankton,s advance
meiisss @
!, Oneof the most unfortunate uufortunates
III our, friend Durfee, r. r K. He was
sent to Grow creek, but Capt. Dougherty
got Enough Of him In a very short time and
Hammond hsd him shippedato Cheyenne
sssgesncg and ipltalleds s farmer. Now comes
tie sad intelligence that Capt. scnwan has
gone back on the great capitalist and given
him Ills walking papers. Who will care
for Durfee nowg
City Engineer Palmer is industriously |
searchinsfo for t6s city grade, and thinks be-
will be able to corralls it before Tong. The
old grade was one Of those easy, undulating,
up and down affairs which permitted a mani
to build = brick block up ON stills or down.
lay - Kin = - a. yS p.,a sas o., 1870 'ns .'fee'
an entirely different affair. Things Will
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