Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-24
Jhf Daily gress aud asaotaiau
vANkroN, DAKOTA
Friday Evening, May "a, 1873
LOCAL LAcoNlcs.

Ing cucumDer eraceth the feStal board
Enshr0uded In condiments rare,
And the the epe9rs eas FIssiuy rabbet his paunc
The doctor smileth sad-like smile
And giyeth 9 crocodile groan,
MA And ID Polisheth up a stone.
inc Undertaken mOulnfully asks,
Mhat Will his measure be?"
And the sexton market q spot Preserved"
,11s Az ha undef l!a FL, the . willow three.
We S.sons s s1 VAT aess,d e .hss 9l&ttul fruit
Ihat giveth the folk employ.
We saw some specimens of rye in towl
to day fully headed out and nearly five fee
high.
Sheriff Baker is looking for the man who
wants to trade good road horse for 4 high
toned mare. :.
A new organ for Vale P. Thielman, Of
y Swan Lake, has been received at the freight
depot In this city from the east.
Capt. Lavender is engaged to-day in sack
ing and shipping potatoes in fulfllment OF
his contract with the government.
e. d. Palmer, city engineer, has rented
the building ON Third street, lately occu-
pied by Gen. Beadle, for an Office.
The weather is warm and clear to-day,
and vegetation is coming on finely. Garden
sass is getting to be drug in the market.
The roads arc improving, and consider.
able wheat is coming into market. Seventy.
i've cents d bushel ia the average price
paid.
Several teams, containing the families
and effects of immigrants destined for Bor
Homme county, pissed through Yanktor
this morning.
A new school has been organized aui
put in operation in the district south o
Lakeport, by Silas Burton and others. Mis-.
Carrie Boughton is teacher.
numerous colony of swallows is an
noyine the proprietors of the Jencks hotel
and Stone 8 hail by building nests un
Der the cornlce of these buildings.
Persons desiring the particulars of Ger.
tain transaction which took place in the
lower part of town yesterday afternoon, eau
obtain them by calling on W. B.
The indication of the weather for ,he
northwest, are rising barometer, southwest
70 northwest winds, stationary or slightly
lower temperature, and generally clear
weather.
Some unpunishsd rascal broke window
in John Cassidy's residence, FulIer's block,
last night. The breaking was done with
club, and seems to have been actuated bv
mere wantonness.
TT. Marshall & Co., the popular grocers
in Morrison's block, Capital street, are re-
painting their store both inside and out. and
improving the appearance of their
attractive place of business.
A shriveled up lecherous old sinner made
himself obnoxious in the vicinity of the
baptist festival last night. A repetition of
bis conduct will secure for the old rascal an
appropriate style o: punishment.
The Baptist festival last night was well
attended, and the financial results are very
satisfactory to the society The refresh.
ments were good. the music by Dr. Brecht
vas excellent, and everything else in com.
mendable taste.
Mr.. 8. B. Hussey is fttire up his large
tarm on the Missouri bottom, ten miles
vest of town, for going into the stock
business extensively. He and another
gentleman from Massachusetts, named
Cushman, are about importing q herd of
twenty-five cattle from Illinois for that
purpose.
Sioux City Journal: Between forty and
1ity Indians Of the Omaha tribe passed
through the city yesterday, or rather we're
angling around the city, and are sncamped
lcross Perry creek. They are better con.
iitioned than any red rascals We ever saw.
,aving new blankets and being well armed
md provisioned. In conversation with sew.
'ral of them they said they wersj on their
vay to visit their Sioux brethren, over in
Dakota. --s-A.'.-
Seven hundred dollars to loan on good se.
urity. G. w. ROBERTS.
Special barpaina in Mon,. end Rove, Vvno1