Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-27
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Next Thursday Is decoration day.
The Yankton Turn Society is preparin
t. give = ball onsthsl 10th Of june.
Judge Bennett il getting ready to leav
again for the Hills and may 70 tomorrow
Phil Z. Faulk will deliver = tsmperanc
addfe. at Green leland on Friday '%evenin,
S1st inst.
y. Y. Doud, whe had one of his legs bro
ken about two months ago, Is able to b
around again.
Next Saturday win b the first day Q
summer, and winter stoves arc not yet abol
hhed.
Tune ysur pianos. nowi The spring il
the best time. Mayo the piano tuner is t
be found ct the Jencks!
The Hutter Brothsrheod Society of Boz
Homme talk Of building adistillery for til,
manufacture Of their own whisky.
An insurance agent and = meat merchant
boshsof Yankten, engaged in . little pugil,
istic exercise on Third street, this morning
Bishop Dubs, of Cleveland, preached to 1
crowded home q the Congregational church
Lest night His addresis highly commend
Cd BY intelligent people.
The indications of the weather for the
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
arc. rising barometer, cooler, aortherly
Winds clear OF partly cloudy weather.
George Zeir was arrested yesterday for an
assault and battery committed upon Edward
Stockpell. A settlement of the case was 81.
fscted before Justice White this morning at
ten O'Clock.
Justice Roberts, on Saturday last required
Patrick Coyne to furnish bonds in the sum
of fifty dollars, to await the action of the
grand jury, for An assault with . gun upon
Christian Peterman, a Russian woman.
Since the 18th inst, one letter per day has
been mailed at Deadwood to a gentleman
In this city and not one of them has been
received. They are letters which q certain
clique in Deadwood might have an interest
In surpressing. Where is the Hammond
of the postof1cc department?
The general meeting in the Reform Club
hall last evening wa we'll attended. Seven
or eight persons signed the pledge. Inter
esting addresses were delivered BY Rev.
Wakefield, Phil K. Faulk, James S. Foster,
John NJ. Fogerty and DR.. ]. B. Van Velsor.
A regular meeting of the club will be held
in the hall this evening. II
The Merchants hotel bus has appeared in
its new dress, and is a handsome looking We
hicle. The delicate shades and tints intro !
by the artist harmonic perfectly with !
the complexion Of Stag, the driver, and the
beauty Of both bus and jehu are thereby set I
forth in a most pleasing combination. L
Winnebago Jane was q conspicuous mem. +.
Der of the squad Of red tramps who made !
hideous a portion of our Sabbath. She .
went around to see all the old Sioux CITY Z
boys, and wasn't at all abashed by = failure !
IN their part to recognize her. W.. j. has
hone of the modesty peculiar to her sex. y
Commodore Coulson has finally concluded
MS arrangements for the erection of a pri-
dwelling house. The contract for the s
building, which will be Of brick, has been Il
to Messrs. FIye & Moulton, and macon,
work and plastering to Mr.. John F.
MacNamara, builder. Mr.. A. E. Colby is Q
he architect. The work will be proceeded l
With Immediately. Z
The dedication of Zion church yesterday +
y Bishop Dube, was attended by all the
could contain. The bishop preached !,
n German. The handsome little house of :
just completed, has been built most
. by outside capital, the pastor, Rev. E. ]. 81
aielscher. throwing all his energies into the
Of . plan by which the Evan
'elical Germans of Yankton are given .
hurch building. 1t is an ornament to the a
ity and . credit to the society.
The Irish citizens and others of the WEIGH =
ettlement, will have a big temperance meet :
ng at McCabe's school house. on Sunday,
'une 9, 1873. Speakers will be present and i,
the meeting, and it is expected that Z
he roll of honor will be enlarged. Speak
Harry MacNamarA Doctor Y
!. B. Van velsor, Thos. Stewart, Phil K.
'aulk, ]. NJ. Fogerty, president Yankton
Reform Club, and ]. H. Cassidy. =
Some thievish individual, who needs tobe
igorously disciplined by the good men who
o forth to purify the Indian service, stole a I
life from Young-M Man With. His Back-Up, b
member of the aborigines party which Z
ED high carnival on the streets yesterday. :
While the festive red man was tripping the /;
Ight fantastic in the dust of Douglas street, !.
he rife disappeared from the saddle Of his :
ony. The aid of the police was invoked, '
ut the city guardians didn't seem to be Z
luch interested in the case, and the Indian 4
'ent off without his shooting iron. +
Rev. Mr.. Thorne, the new pastor Of Unity : :
hurch, arrived Saturday night and preached .
morning and evening at the court /,
ouse. A favorable impression is created 81
} this gentlsman's first appearance in our q