Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
LOCAL LAcoNlcs.

1duNlOus u. H., SGpls IL, 1910.
LOCAL LAcoNlcs.
Look out for the equinoxial storm about
these days.
The latest style of Fall Hats just received
at FL. Katz's.
L. D. F. Poore is building an addition to
his new house. I
Towne is agent for Diebold's safes, not
Halls as, statedlyesterdaY.
The reform club dance will take place at
the pavilion tomorrow night.
Dudley & Hawley are preparing to move
into their elegant new store room.
A social was held at the Methodist church
last night. 1t was largely attended and
highly enjoyed.
The celebrated Diamond brand of oyster.
and celery at II. A. Schoregge's, kept con-
stantly on hand.
Don't fail to go to Eiseman's Tor your
business suit, dress suit, or over coat best
make and sure fit.
Don't forget the large lot of crockery and
clothing to. be closed out regardless, of cost
at r. A. Ketchum's.
The call for the soldiers and sailors re-
union at Elk point on the 9th day Of Octo.
Der appears in to days paper.
The Lewis elimination gave their last
entertainment at Stones ball last night to q
large and well pleased audience.
Judge Bennett addressed a republican
meeting at Swan Lake last night, and will
do the same at Turner tonight.
Mules are wanted by the government.
See the advertisement Of Captain Grimes,
A. Q. M. of st. Louis, elsewhere published.
John Bertosch, who had his leg crushed
in a threshing machine at Ziskov on Tues,
day, died yesterday from the effects Of his
injuries.
The McGregor road has been completed
to q point five miles west of Spencer, and
the outlook at present is that Sheldon will
be reached in about 30days.
A cold. raw northwest wind to-day puts
into melancholy ways" those Of our citi-
zens who snapped their listers for linen
busters during the torrid period in July.
A rare chance for me who want to work
is presented in the advertisement for men
and teams wanted by the contractor now
building the Sioux City and Pembina rail.
road.
A report has reached town that a young
man named Wheeler, who accompanied Van
Antwerp's surveying party is lying danger
ously sick Of typhoid pneumonia at Bis
marck.
Lavender had on exhibition at his store
q couple Of beets that beat anything in the
vegetable line that has yet been brought to
town. They are about 4 feet long, and as
thick around as On alderman.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, are
warmer southwest winds, falling baro meter,
or rainy weather, possibly followed
on Thureday night in west portions by
cooler northwest winds and rising barome-
ter.
County Treasurer schnauber . day or two
ago paid $202.9 9 into the city treasury, be.
a installment Of. the amount due the
city from the county road fund. Acting
City Treasurer LANCE has been paying it
out on warrants, and only about $50 remains
10 the treasury.
The new Capital street hardware store
which is about to OPEN under the proprie-
of Messrs. Moremann & Grady will
make Q valuable addition TO the business
of lower town. The young gentle.
men at the head. Of the enterprise are ex-
oerienced in the business, industrious and
will work faithfully for success. We hope
hey will prosper.
Mike Golden, brakeman on the Dakota
Southern, met with IN accident at Sioux City
Tuesday morning which might have result
ID quite seriously. He was Standing on .
,ox car when the train passed under the
elegraph wire leading to tho residence of
he engineer on Prospect hill. The wire
lung 90 low that 1t caught Golden in the
and threw him with great force to the
round cutting his face badly but not other.
rise ipjuring him.