Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-28

Taa Nsw1os FDxusDs.
Chairman
LOCAL LAc0NlCS.
Four fat5 fellows vent fishing this after.
noon.
A horse race for q purse of 500 will take
place at the race course on the Fourth Of
July.
s. A long extra freight, traln arrived oyer
the Dakota Southern at one O'Clock this Of.
ternoon.
The former resldencs OF D. I. Bramble
on Douglas avenue has been leased by Mrs.
Kasson for q boarding house.
The railroad committee will meet At Ed
mundss & Wynn's bank at 8 O'clock this
evening" See notice elsewhere.
The Yankton band parades the street
every evening. The last piece is played in
front Of the Broadway opera house.
A two ton safe was received to-day by
Messrs. Van Gait g. Co., jewelers., whose
sstore room u with Judge SCongleton e@
* Invitations have been extended to the
city council and the reform club to parade
with the Hook and Ladder company on the
Fourth IL Il go
1t is reported that a company of soldiers
have been sent from Fort Randall to pro-
tect settlers and stockmen on the upper
Niobrara.
Maple Grove is the name Of the first
town located and surveyed i Kingsbury
county. 4 is located on the north bank OF
Badger lake.
Free admittance this evening 10 the
Catholic. fair to witness the drawing. ALI
those who took chances on fancy articles
will please. attend. Nj ~
Last night Of the Catholic fair and, festi-
val. The elegant china tea set will be die.
posed Of and no charge swil! be made for
admission. Do not miss this opportunity.
q The calithumpians are requested to hand
in their names to w. H. Edmunds or C..
W. Cox, before the 4th, so that the neces-
sary preparations can be made for them in
the parade.
A Third street man weighed another
Third street mans courage this morning
with two 2spoand weights, and it wasn't
found wanting. First blood was neither
claimed nor allowed.
We understand that Sioux Falls has
taken our sdvtes aud purchased the island
for alpsblIc PARK. III the ramor IL correct.
good investment has been made which
VI never be regretted. "a
Sioux City Journal,f27th: T~hirtyAhree
carloads of sugar for tie Indian agencies
above came in yesterday. This, with nine
carloads Of coffee received the day before
c%iyilize our Indian brother some
what. ( u.
a dispatch from Canton says Messrs
Merrill Gault, Langdoni and Kimball Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul :oad. left
Canton yesterday afternoon via Finlay for
Yankton. They will probably arrive here
this evening,
The y~illainous clang of the bell and the
nonotonous cry Of the auction. boy fills the
air from morning to night, and makes life
. burden. Can't these boys be induced to
devote = portion of their time to tying tin
ware;to dogs tails, and thus give the street
nuisanees
Deputy Sheriff Clark, of Moody county,
arrived here yesterday for the purpose of
escortin2 Frank L. Faysw.sw who has been
confined an Ysnktoas 6saaty fail several
months, back TO Flandreau for trial. Fray!
row y charged WITH shsfss seaaNng. The
Officer and 1hiS prisoner left 4 noon TODAY
Yankton il elfeadys.a RAILROAD centre-in.
her mind.-&SgzsCSt st Joxtssa.
Sioux City's fear that Yankton may be !.
railroad centre i greater than Yanktea's
anxiety ii regard to her own future II is
natural for the effete and infrm to envy the
vigsfousllsis,d healthy. Gs3 HaT toH
Mankato. Review: s. G. Easton was in
This city on Friday last, from whom We,
that the bridge across tile De
Moines will probably be completed in two
weeks; that he road i.te BE- completed to
this fall; that they Will build q
ofAAch tie Bigi6ot1 To- Sioux Falis.
md to . junction with the 81. Paul and Nil
at Canton and possibly to Yankton.
Nj. ]. Bsynes has succeeded Mr.. Walsh
Is proprietor Of the Valley Pioneer at
Rockport. Mr.. Walsh, has located at Fire.
'teel where he has established . journal
'alled AeDskota Nail. Mr. sBeysss has
aith nsthe future of Rockport and Tie sur
ounding county and willdsyote the ener.
Iies Of the Pioneer to is Development. We
Ike Nj. Baynes's first paper and hope II
will grow no worpe % 1t grows older.