Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-10

I'VE guarantee satlsfactlon in goods, make
up and prices.
LOCAL LAC0NlCS.
Cash paid for potatoes inquire of Oliver
Shannon or I. Piles, Yankton.
John Oliver has commenced the erection
of a grain warehouse on the Levee at the
foot Of Cedar street.
The Yankton band will 70 TO Vermillion
tomorrow to aid in adding interest to the
fair by furnishing some of it's excellent mu.
sic.
Republicans-The members of the repub.
can club are requested to meet at Stones
hall this evening for the purpose of organ
ization. !.
/. Piles & Co. have just received the lar
gest stock of boots and shoes ever brought
to Yankton, and they will be sold at prices
that can't be beat. Sign of the buffalo
head.
Rev. Mr.. Wakefield has resigned the
charge Of the Universalist church in this
city, and will hereafter labor at Vermillion.
His place in this city has been supplied by
Rev. VIM. H. Jewell.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, are
clear or partly cloudy weather, cold north.
west winds, followed in the north and west
portions by warmer southeast winds.
Deadwood Times, ID: Petitions are be.
coming fashionable. June H. Dix was cir.
c~ulatiug one to-day, recommending himself
for the Office Of deputy internal revenue
collector, now occupied by Col. A. A. Ray.
mond.
A gathering Of republicans took place at
the Merchants hotel last evening. where ar.
fragments were partially effected for con.
Quoting the campaign. Hon. Alex. Hughes.
of Union county, chairman of the republi-
can territorial committee, was present.
The examination of Charles Johan Han
son, charged with the murder of his father,
commenced before Justice White this after
noon, and a considerable number of wit
nesses examined. The hearing is still in
progress, and will not be concluded before
tomorrow.
The proposals for the erection Of build
ings at Spotted Tail and Red Cloud agen-
cies opened in this city several days ago by
Gov. Bulls and T. N. Bray, were submitted
to the commissioner of Indian affairs at
Washington, and all rejected. No reason
ia oooionod for thia action
Paul G. Hamann met with an accident
last night, which will put him on the sick lis,
for some days. He was exercising with a
pair Of heavy dumb bells at Turner hall,
and in bringing them together behind his
back, by a mishap n of the fingers of his
left hand was caught between the bells and
badly bruised. No bones were broken.
This item about a former Yankton firm il
from the Deadwood Times of the Sd: Miller,
silkenson & Co., of the planning mill at Gay.
vile, finding their engine, l0.horse, toe
small for their increased business, have just
received a new one from Moline, Illinois
30-horse power, and have built an addition
to their mill, and now they have the ma
chine at work, whistle and all.
A young man, in the employ of 7. Y
Doud, was seriously injured this afternoon
while engaged in cleaning out a we'll on the
premises occupied by Rey. w. H. Thoane
He was working at the bottom of the we'll
and while a bucket full of earth was being
hoisted, the rope broke, letting the bucket
fall upon his head, inficting severe but it is
believed not dangerous injuries. He was
able to walk to the residence of Mr.. Doud,
where he is receiving good attention. but
refuses to have the assistance of a physician.
His name is Henry Fenson.
A colored man named John Williams. re.
siding on a farm east of the Jim river in
this county, was arrested yesterday on a
warrant iuued by the U. s. district court at
Rapid City, under an indictment charging
him with unlawfully receiving government
property at Cheyenne agency. Williams
formerly lived at Cheyenne agency and
kept the mess house, and it was for alleged
offences committed there that he was indict-
ed. He was brought to Yankton yesterday,
aud gave bail in the sun of $500 for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the U. s. court
at Rapid City. Maris Taylor, of the Herald,
went his bail.
The largest stock of dry goods. groceries,
ETC., ever brought to Yankton. Call and ex-
anime. j. MAX.
LADIES TAKE NOTICE.
Fall hats, silk and linen handkerchiefs.
cuffs and collars. ties, ruching, ladies' and
children's hose. corsets. &c. &c inst 70.