Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21
LOCAL LacoNIcs.

cordially invited.
LOCAL LAc0NIcS
Imported Swiss cheese at o. p. Hayes.
Fred Schnauber's new building on Broad.
way is nearly enclosed.
The new Touring mill at Rockport is in
operation, and is doing good work.
A choice lot of Canada plums just receiv-
ed at Neff's, Broadway commission house.
The circus will be here a week from
Monday next. Political acrobats take no.
tice.
The celebrated Diamond brand of oyster.
and celery at H. A. Schoregge's, kept con:
stantly on hand.
A new sidewalk is being put down ON
Walnut street along the east side of the
first national bank block.
The dance at the pavilion last night was
not very largely attended, but those who
were there enjoyed a pleasant time.
A new ten foot sidewalk is going down
. in front Of Woolley's store and other prop.
er,y on the north side of Walnut rtreet be-
low Douglas avenue.
Judge Bennett will talk to the good PEG.
pie of Gayville tonight. A party Of gentle
men from Yankton went down there this
afternoon to attend the meeting.
w. W. Aurner requests US to say that he
attributes his success in life to his uniform
suavity, urbanity and winning smiles which
are always "childlike and bland" Let us
all smile.
The Dakota house, Vermillion, is %eliciting
the most favorable comments from the train
cling public. Nh. Knappen spares no pains
to make his hotel a pleasant home for guests
and he succeeds admirably.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are
northerlY Winds, shifting slightly to warm.
er south winds, rising, followed by station
cry barometer, and colder or partly cloudy
weather.
John Bohlman, the talsetto voiced apple
peddler, swore out a warrant before Justice
White this afternoon charging A. L. Ferris,
head cook at the Merchants hotel, with as
sault and battery. The trial will probably
take place this evening.
The hardware business will be Continued
at Dudley & Hawley's old stand, corner of
Third street and Douglas avenue by A. b.
Schroeder & Co. N. Schroeder was former.
~ foreman for Dudley S Hawley, and the
s. Co.represent the latter gentlemen.
In view of the very large number of ap.
plications for admission to the city schools
the present term, the board of education, at
q special meeting held last evening, decid-
ed that no more nonresident pupils can be
received except by vote of the board. In
any special cases of such pupils, appllca-
lions may be filed with the secretary for the
board action.
A Bohemian named Frederick Schurz,
residing near Lakeport, was arrested and
examined before Justice White this after.
noon on the charge of unlawfully appropri-
ting q quantity of tools and implements be-
longing to DR.. MacGregor. 1t was adjudg-
ed by the court that there was probable
cause for believing him guilty, and he was
put under $50 bonds to answer at the dis.
trict court.
Cedar County Bulletin: While in Yank-
ton the other day we had the pleasure Of
meeting the gentlemanly proprietors of the
Germania house, Wallbaum & Becker.
These gentlemen sre carrying on business
in one of the oldest and best located houses
in the. city, and judging from the number Of
people seated at their table at meal times,
shows that they are giving the best Of salts
A good square meal, . clean bed
and gentlemanly treatment, is received at
he hands Of these gentlemen. Don't forget
he Germania house while in the city.
Our much esteemed friend Jenkinson, to
whom much credit is due for the successful
manner Ia which he has catered TO the pbysi-
cal wants of his fellow citizens for . mum.
ber::of years, has taken unto himself q busi-
partner, and hereafter proposes to do
twice as much for hungry fallen man, as
Mr.. Herbert Pike Is the for
tunate associate, whose many good quail
Ties which are too numerous to
mention and are generally recognized, will
bring to the new firm increased popularity
and hosts of new customers. May prosper.
ity attend the nsw firm of Jenkinson &
Pike.
A ROOTH,S CEIERRATED