Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01
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There will be a meeting Of the reforr
clut::at the club room tomorrow evening
There will be services held at the Episct
pal church tomorrow, June End, at
o'clock a. M.
The Plunkett theatrical company will b.
gin a season Of three nights at Stones hal
next Thursday.
Bates is getting settled in his new quar-
ters where he has increased accommodation
and better facilities for showing goods.
A slaughter house down the river hs
been declared a nuisance and it's owners pr
under bonds to keep it from smelling bat
Subject at the Methodist church to-mo,
row morning, "Christ Sent to Save Not Coz
DENIM" Evening "Ths Duties of Citize,
ship"
Postofice business has outgrown its facil
ties and Postmaster Howard is preparing t
put in more boxes. He now has eight hun
dred. d
The Baptists are ready to worl
on their new church building. 1t will b
located on the corner of Douglas and Sixtl
streets.
They are having a jolly time at John L
Jolley's house in Vermillion, SO q letter in
form us. 1t is twins, one of each sex, and
all hands are getting along we'll.
James Engsltone. a carpenter, fell from
the scaffelding of a new building at Tabor,
in this county, yesterday, and received in.
juries Which will lay him up for some time.
Rev. S. Wakefield will preach to, morrow
morning and afternoon at the Reform club
room. Subjects, "Vicarious Atonemen,'
and The Practical Use Of Christian Doc
trine."
Gen. Hammond has now gore to Wash.
ing.nn. We are doing our utmost to keep
track of the movements OF this distinguish
ed reformrr aud bell we we are on the light
track oacc moe.
Services at the court house tomorrow
morning at eleven o'clock and tomorrow
evening at eight o'clock. by Rev. II. H.
Thorne, pastor Of Unity church. Sabbath
school after morn ng services.
Summer introduced itself in a lively man.
ner this morning. Crashing thunder, .
blazing armament, rafting hail stones and
a flood of rain followed its first bow, and
threatening clouds have been hanging about
nearly all day.
The artist who designed the color which
is being spread upon the broadside Of Fred.
Lerch's old saloon, is fairly entitled to the
medal prepared some years ago for the per.
son who should succeed in i~nventing the
most original thing.
w. D. Parks, Darwin Keller and families,
FLOYD T. Carter and Albert Bailey. Charlie.
Ritchey, VIM. Mckay, Mr.. Beardsly and
families, all of Lincoln county, passed
through Yankton to-day in covered wagons
on their way to Washington territory. They
60 via. Kearney Junction.
The Baptist society has kased the new
German church on the corner Of Douglas
and Fourth streets and will occupy it every
other Sunday, alternating with the German
society. The Baptist will hold their first
services in the new church a week from to.
morrow.
Col. Piper, Of Yankton, is receiving the
undivided attentions of the Minneapolis
board of trade, it being announced as his
intention to start an extensive dry goods
establishment there. Can this be the same
Piper who embarked in the grocery business
here as the tail end of the firm of WATSON
& Co.?
Our insurance friend wants us take back
that mustache item We made a few days
ago. and We do SO on the strength of an ex-
PLANTATION that the real object Of the sacrifice
was to enable him to exhibit more clean
cheek At critical moments. He met a light.
ming rod peddler who told him the scheme
was a good one
Sheriff Baker received a telegram this
afternoon from Marshall, Iowa, stating that
Andrew Baker, Of this city, indicted for
adultery in Clay county and Il refugee from
had been arrested there. This il an
item of information which Sheriff Baker has
been watching for all the week. He will
for Marshall Monday.
The elements are kind to the frogs Of
Yankton and as an evidence of their appre-
clation Of natures blessings the frogs unite
in singing concert praises from dewy eve
till rosy morn. It's . glorious season for
the green skinned vocalists and not 80 glori-
for nervous people who don't like 10
much music mixed up with their efforts to
sleep.
The case of the little daughter of Felix
Cariveau, injured by Doud's pump team yes
terday afternoon, and which was thought to
be slight at fint, has assumed = more serious
The clavicle or collar bone
has, upon further examination, been found
to be fractured. It was reduced this morn
ing ny DR.. Van Velsor, the attending ply
The child is d,ing we'll.