Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-14
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YANkToN, DAKOTA
Friday Evening, june ~, 1873
LOCAL LacoNru

A sample of large and handsome Dakot
Strawberries was on exhibition in Brown
ahsw window today. Tomorrow he vii
have . bushsl or two Of them.
Rumor says that If the woman in blac]
remains In Jail four months longer, Their
will b an addition to the inmates. not mad
according to the usual forms Of law. !
JIM. Wood, Of Niobrara, and Mis- Riley
Of Mineral, Illinois, were married at tn,
Jencks hotel yesterday afternoon. Rev
Joseph Ward performed the ceremony.
There will be . special meeting of the
Hook 4 Ladder company this evening ia
decide in what manner they will celebrate
the 4th. All members of the company are
requested to attend.
A railroad company has been organized
at Omaha, called the Oman. & National
Park railroad, for the construction Of q road
from Omaha to the Yellowstone park via
the Niobrara valley.
Harry KATE is remodeling the interior of
his Filth street residence, and constructing
an addition. He is u, particular regarding
the details of this work as he would be if he
was fixing 1t up to live in himself
The ladies of the Temperance alliance are
busy q the Congregational chapel this after
noon making clothing for needy families.
Several sewing m:chiues have been taken
to the chapel, and oil hands are up to their
ears in work.
Frank Shafer, whose arrest on the charge
OF selling liquor 10 = minor, was mentioned
in Yesterdays paper, had a preliminary
hearing before Justice Roberts last evening,
md was required to give bonds in the sum
OF $l5o to answer at the next term of thssf
district court. 4
The ecclesiastical court which reasssmbled
At santce agency on Wednesday to resume
trial Of Rev. 8. D. Hinmen, adjourned
without hesring any testimony. Upon an
examination of the papers, they were found
to be Informal and imperfect, and q noUe
was accordingly entered and the .
court adjourned. New charges will proba- :
bly, be drawn and the court reconyened. I
Omaha Bee: "verp'llion, above Yank. i,
on, is being washed into the Missouri river,
nd the people ae moving back" With : :
exceptions that Vermillion is not above :
Eankton, that it is not being washing into the . !
river, and that the people s-e not l
moving back, there is nothing wrong with .
ne Bees item. The river bank, a short dis =
below Verm;l!ion, which is IS miles :
Glow Ysnkton, he's been wsshed WAY, and :,
he railroad track been moved back a short =,
Il
An exciting horse-race occr rcd at Spot :
Tail agency a few days ago, on the result
I which about thousand dollars changed f
ands. The rsce WIS between a pony owned
? John Overs, Of Bon Homme county, and
horse belonging 10 a soldier at the agency.
wens' pony won the race and he stakes p
he pony acquitted himself so Handsomely I,
lat Mr.. Owens was offered $500 forb;m b.. :.
re he left the track, but refused to take it. il
70 understand that another race has been a
ranged between the same horses, which is q 2
take place at the agency within a few :
ays. In
Gov. Howard is sending circulars to tue Il
'obate judges Of the various counties, mott n
ing them that the st. Peters hospital for u =
e insane will receive no more Dakota "a. =,
'nts after the first of next month. The ct
concludes as follows: "Arranse. "
nents WI be made by this Office for suita. r
lie care of this..unfortunate class as soon q
ossible. Meantime the several counties
care for these unfortunate persons as y
ell as they can At the expense of the ter
I trust it will not be long before
aitable arrangements can be made, oil
'hich you VIII receive due notice."
UNITY CHURCH SERVICE. er