Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-04
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vANkToN, DAKOTA
/. Saturday Evening, May 4, 1873
LOCAL LAcosacs.

LOCAL ucosics. 2
The trial Of Stokes for insanity viii take
place Tuesday.
JIM. Rsxter, late ofsioux City, Is going
TO open store At Fort Pierre.
The polar wave which struck Us night
before last il departing by slow degrees.
The city council will meet in regular
seasion at the clerks Office on Monday eve.
ming next srs
=. B. Partridge to day moved into one of
Dewy q Powers new brick tenements on
tho corner of Capital and Fourth streets. 4
There will not be meeting of the re-
torm clug Tomorrow evening. There
will be meeting at the club room Monday
night. -'ai'@ l9sA
Alter q preliminary examination yester-
day before Justice White in the case Of the
territory vs. Frederick Klinkner, charged
with house-breaking, the defendant was dis
charged.
The Weekly Press and Dakotaian for
May I'd. containing twenty-seveu long col.
umns of reading matter, can be purchased
Ct our counter, in wrappers for mailing for
five cents each.
sheriff Baker yesterday captured Alex
Reed. colored individual who broke is,l
at Bon Homme. 9 few days ago, and now
has him In the Yankton county Jail. Reed
was sentenced for assault and battery.
Ihe dance given under the auspices of
the hook and ladder company at the engine
mouse last niehtiwas very enjoyable af.
fair. The attendance was good, and oil the
participants seemed to feel that 1t was good
TO be there
A chilly northwest wind prevailed YES.
terday and to-day, filling the air with dust
and - the pedestrian passed along the
streets, ,g-z 49, 49,.
He wildly rubbed his eyes, he did. 5
with vicious animOsity, ----t
Dsa s Ts Sos tRS Ri; as Hasaf SSIsRg SaIs1}g clouds
The Yankton Turner society has been
fully organized with the following officers:
L. Frendeustein, president; F. Pfotenhauer.
vice president; Paul Hamann, secretary; !;
John Becker. treasurer; F. Jurka,, 1st turn.
wart; A. Hartmann, % turnwart; F. Wae-
ner, janitor. A movement has already
been made towards the erection of hall
for the use of the society
We are panied to record the death of A.
M. Burke, which occurred at the residence
OF Stephen Flick in this city this morning.
Mr. Burke had been prostrated with ini1am-
nation Of the brain for about one week pre-
vlous to his death. Yesterday be was re-
ported better and hopes were entertained of
his recovery. He was formerly book-keeper
and salesman for NJ. T. Woolley and more
2 recently had been in the employ of Stone
& Morgan, and was regarded as man Of
excellent business qualifications.
The Herald affects to disbelieve the state
ments given us by Mr.. Louis, which were
printed in this paper on Thursday evening,
and chuckles gleefully over what it calls
''stiff," whatever that may be. What Mr..
Louis said to us may not be true; but his
statements are at least entitled to as much
scredence q the denial of the Herald. 1t is
our province to give all important news
which reaches US through apparently reli-
able sources, and we will not interfere With
the Herald's prerogative of filling its COL
umns about the existence of "stiffs' outside
its own circle. SO