Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

vANkroh DAKOTA
Friday Evening, October 4, 1873
LOCAL -tAcoNlcs.

LOCAL ,tAcoNlcs.
Nellie Morrow fell from a sidewalk this
forenoon and broke her arm. The same
arm was fractured q couple Of months ago,
by = fall from a pony.
The sidewalk on the west side of Capital
street, between Morrison's block and Fourth,
has been made new, and life and limb are
nov safe on that ~thoroughfare.
When Vinatieri places his shoulder to
the wheel, a concert is invariably successful.
He is the man whose shoulder was placed
against the wheel Of last nights musical en-.
tertainment.
Borel and Bouvet, the tenor and baritone
of last nights concert, contemplate giving a
musical entertainment at Sioux Falls. Our
neighbors will never have q better opportu-
nifty to hear good music.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are.
northeast to southeast wind, stationary, fol-
lowed by falling barometer and warmer,
cloudy weather.
Maj. Hanson is going to get one Of the
lucky ones to introduce a bill attaching the
tenth precinct to Nebraska for legislative
purposes, and providing that it be repre-
scented in every general assembly.
Invitations are out for the Odd Fellows
reception entertainment at Stones hall next
Tuesday evening. The affair will consist of
music, addresses, dancing, to be interpreted
with a banquet at the Jencks hotel.
Twenty.one dollars and sixty cents, the
net proceeds of the recent entertainment at
Stones hall, for the benefit Of the yellow fe.
yer sufferers, was forwarded to the president
Of the Howard association at Port Gibson
this morning.
julius Carl Rudolph this morning made
complaint before Justice White charging
Andreas FRANKIE with having carelessly set
fire to the prairie on the I'd inst. Mr.. Ru-
dolph lost nay, stabling, one COW and one
hosse by this fire.
A complaint was made this this morning
before Justice Roberts, by VIM. Ross, chark-
ing John Kovalski, John Hoenick and
Charles Bloxs with having carelessly and
n~egligently set fire to the prairie, on the ID
inst, whereby much damage was done.
Mrs. Morrow's new stock of millinery
goods and pattern hats is now ready for in
specion and the ladies are invited to
call and examine it. Choice goods of the
latest ~design-goods which will please and
which WILDE sold at reasonable rates. Store
in Dewitts block, Third street
Later intelligence from the scene of We'd
nesday's prairie fire is to the effect that Ju-
Illus Rudolph lost his house, colt, COW, six
ty tons Of hay and his stables and fences.
Herman Ellerman lost his reaper and Mr..
Cunningham all his grain, which was in
the stack. Andreas:: Frank is charged with
starting the fire to clear a patch of ground
from weeds. He is to be prosecuted to the
full extent Of the law.
: John sprague is the name given by the
young man arrested. by Wm. Powers and
Sheriff Mcdonald, Of Clay county, for the
larceny of a horse and buggy of Powers &
Dewey. He was this morning brought be-
fore Justice Roberts for preliminary exam.
nation. Adams & Webster appeared for
him as attorneys. After hearing the COM
plant read defendant waived examination
and in default of $500 bail was committed
to Jail.
L Congleton is now ready with a new
store and a new stock of goods for the fall
and winter trade. He has a large and we'll
stock of dry goods, fancy goods,
millinery, ladies' dress goods, suitings, ladies'
and chlldren's hose, ladies' underwear,
shawls, zephers, 81 niton and point
braid and everything else pertaining to his
business. His stock embraces a full line Of
staple and fancy dry goods, all new and of
The latest styles and selected to suit the
Taste Of this community.
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