Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-17
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Gen. Beadle will speak at McCabe's on
Saturday night.
Clothing made to order cheaper than ever
at the New York store.
Cheaper railroad rates for wheat is a sub
ject of earnest discussion.
Prairie fires were visible at several points
Of the compass last night.
The school o the Catholic sisters is receiv.
ing encouraging patronage.
A republican meeting will be held at
McCabe's on Saturday evening.
The republican county convention cfl
Clay county was held at Vermilion to-day.
The Hutchinson county republican con-
vention will be held at Maxwell City OIL
Saturday.
Those new sidewalks down towards the
depot on Douglas street, are immensely
appreciated.
A republican meeting at Maxwell City,
on Saturday afternoon, will be addressed by
Secretary Hand and G.. A. Wetter.
The wind has struck hard pan, and unless
it turns and blows from the opposite direc-
ton, dust will be scarcer in the future.
1t has just t%ranspired that L. n. Albert,
of Finlay, was married while in town the
other day. Another republican victory.
Surveyors for the Dakota extension Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, are
looking over line from Canton to Wolf
creek, on the Jim, passing through Swan
Lake.
An independent convention for the nomi-
nation of a legislative ticket for the district
composed of the counties of Lincoln and
Turner, will be held at Lincoln Centre on
the 10th.
The indications of the weather for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys are: Clear or partly cloudy weather,
west winds, stationary or lower temper
allure, higher pressure.
Our wind storm is gradually subsiding,
though the indications are that several days
will yet elapse before a perfect calm ensues.
And in the meantime the blizzard may take
a fresh start and howl for another week over
the prairies. This is the time of the year
for weather.
The congressional committee to %iuvesti-
gate the practicabili,y Of the transfer Of the
Indian bureau to the war department, hav-
ing completed their labors in Omaha, are
moving up the river and are now probably
cleaning information among the bucks and
Equaws Of Winnebago agency.
Dr.. Culbertron, %occulist, aurist and surgeon
of the Indianapolis in6rmary will be in the
city, at the Jencks hotel until Friday eve
ming. All with any eye or ear troubles or
deformities, should see him. He has arti-
fetal eyes and appliances for club foot,
spinal curvature and other deformities.
Douglas Goodale has been arrested at AT.
lantic, a., his home, for participation in the
$4,000 stage robbery on the Cheyenne
route. A bar Of gold worth $4,000 va.
found in his possession, and the officers are
confident OF their ability to establish his
guilt. The accused was brought to Council
Bluffs and lodged in Jail to await his trial.
H. A. Schoregge has purchased the right
TO manufacture and sell the celebrated vi.
emma bread in Dakota territory, and will be
ready TO supply his customers on and after
the 6rst of November. This bread is cele.
brated the world over as a light, palatable
wholesome article of food. 1t was awarded
the gold medal at the Centennial and Schor.
egge knows how to make it.
Mai Fl w Rinoham T. G.. Rohh and
John Bingham were arraigned at RAPID
City on the 9th inst. in the United State:
court, the former on six indie ments charg.
ing him with making false returns as an In
dian agent and the latter on indictments
charging them with the larceny, embez zle.
ment and cencealment of stolen property.
They were given the usual time to plead.
These are all Hammond's cases.