Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-02
LOCAL LAcoN.cs.

u6od milling wheat readily commando
70 cents. Receipts light
The temple Of justice occupied BY Judge
Roberts Is undergoing repairs. aGi
A nunber of McCook county people are
keeping the United States land officers very
busys4.csday - 3
Tie chap who traded his ulster for a linen
duster didn't swing on the front gate % long
Is uaual AlfniShts3.8 80 13&aoaG9
Ton Marshall was the lucky man who
drswtAe 800 Chimes quilt at the Sisters
Of Mercy rattle Saturday. ).
Mr.. Harvey Of the Merchants has rettted
and refurnished the. basement Of that hotel,
and will open therein tomorrow . first
claa saloon.
c. L. Aclley has gone into the business
Of manufacturing and packing "A NO. l
butter, and il. prepared to supply dealers
and consumers. ia
Fred Lerch has finished the arrangement
and decoration Of his saloon on Third
street, and will throw open his doors to-
morrow morning.
Rev. ]. II. Lozier, assisted Rev. j. A.
Potter, in administering the sacrament OF
the Lords supper In the Methodist church
in this city yesterday. -
The district cou1t has been occupied to-
day with the case Of the territory against
Webster, indicted for assault The jury
went out at about 4 p. m.
City Treasurer Schandien has been dis
posing Of city property at public auction
under the delinquent tax sale, to-day. Up
to IL m. he had sold 20 pieces.
: County Treasurer Schnauber will hold
an adjourned sale Of personal property con-
sisting of one silver watch and some gold
jewelry, at noon tomorrow at the court
house.
Even if our people who were out of doors
did wear overcoats and those who were in
doors did sit at warm stoves all day, yester-
day was the first day of the first summer
month.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are /:
Lower pressure, northwest wind, backing
to westerly or %southerly, warmer and gen
orally clear weather.
Albert Brenthover, indicted for forgery,
was arraigned this afternoon and the work
of %impanneling the jury is progressing.
Judge West was appointed by the court as
counsel for defendant.
Dr.. Miller wishes Us to say that he is in'
debted. to. Mr.. A. w. Barber's skill and
knowledge for getting his telephone SO
successfully placed in position. This in
strument was obtained from q firm In Ohio
Foskett has a very full and complete line
Of farm machinery for the harvest trade
He also keeps . complete outfit of tht
various. parts of each machine SO that he i
able to repair any implement sold by hin
1t short notice.
In the letter from Maxwell City, pub
lished In our Fridays issue, the writer j
made to say that the anglicised word "Jir
riversis ttssohly correct thing about II.
when it should have read "the only incor
rect thing aboutit."
A little two year old son Of Gen. w. P
Dewey, broke his arm this afternoon b
falling from the porch, q distance of thr'
or four feet. DR.. Van Velsor was Gale
and placed the broken limb in proper pos
tion.
Mr.. Morrow has secured the services
W.B. vandewall of Lancaster, Wis, vi
comes highly recommended Ia his profes
ion. He is now prepared to do all kinds
work. and guarantees satisfaction. u
and examine specimens.
Advices from Fort Pierre are to t
effect that business has improved great
and is now very active. Frank Ketch,
is building . new store and is doing q fiji
rate business. Freiehting is very hes
with indications Of q large increase.
In the Carl Johan; Hansen case ten d
tors testified, Eve having been called for
prosecution and Eve for the defendant. {
Of the jurymen remarks, that it seemed
him that the lawyers all tried to belt
the medical evidence, giving tin gene
Wenzel Cards, d farmer living out
Lakeport, had his arm broken at the elh
Saturday, caused by his team running az
from fright at q passing locomotive. Ca
wa thrown cut and dragged under
wheels. DR.. Van Velsor attended the
fortunate mal and this morning he
taken home,
According to announcement the Il
best Livingston made . number of ,
between Yankton and Green Island ye
day, but the enterprise was not a profit
a. it would have been had the day be
pleasant one. The cold, raw wind
many at home who had intended to maj
Sunday trip to Nebraska.
Sioux City Journal: MI. Floyd
Th.ckabsrry Van KeuHenr and Floyd,
yesterday returned from: an extsnded
through southern Dakots, reports the
in that section for ahead Of anything
has bean known during . cofrespo,