Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
LocAl uAcolucs.

VIC OA0VOHVAy 0VRO WAA W ssV
LOCAL lAcoancs.
Ysstsrday ws aeld day in the railroad
game. Yaskton won.
The soldiers reunion this fall will be held
at Elk Point on Tuesday, Oct. IA.
An infant child Of s. II. and Ellen Dill
Ion Of this city died Yesterday and was bu.
ried Il 10 o'clock this forenoon.
Bartlett Tripp has been appointed attor-
nsy in Yankton for the Chicago. Milwaukes
&st. Paul railroad company. A good e.
lection.
Cspt. Lavender folly completed his potato
contract yesterday By the complete delivery
Of the /" aarphiss," aud 10 now ready to re-
ceive his monsy.
Graders are At work all along the line Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul road
between the mouth Of emanuel creek and ,
point opposite Niobrara.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are
Cloudy or partly cloudy weather, rain areas,
winds shifting from east to warmer south,
falling, preceded in the southern portions,
BY rising barometer.
The Sioux Falls Times says Sioux Falls
has better timber for . congressional delegate
than Any other town in the territory. 1fby
climber" the Times means wooden'headi
there are other points in the territory thai
have the material to successfully compete
with the Falls.
Wonder if the Bismark Tribune, in its
frequent illusions to the "Yankton ring il
a. far from the truth q it is in the following
which we find In its columns of the 18th.
IL. NJ. Kee, Of Yankton. was married las
week to a daughter of Hon. Bartlett Tripr
Miss Martha"
The Sioux City Journal saysthat the mar
row guags is "out of hook" and things are
being fixed up for new deal. The action
to restrain the sale Of tho road has been re-
moved, and it is intimated that the Sioux
City 4 St. Paul company has renewed ne.
gotiations for the purchase Of the road.
John E. Maxwell writes % from Max.
City that, ct q meeting Of the Hutchinson
county republican committee it Wa decided
TO accept the arportionmelt made By j.
r. Gamble, which gives Hutchinson county
four delegates in tho coming district con
ventios which 10 to nominatea cand idats
"a, 6Istract sttornev
A school boy namel Jay Auasel. attend.
ing the Webster school on Pine street,
while playing with his companions At recess
this forenoon, had his leg broken. The
boys wers running up and down the steps
leading to the school grounds, when Jay
either stuubled and fell or was jostled BY
his playmatss. This little fellow 10 part.
cularly unfortunate, as it Il only . few
months ,go that he had his other leg
broken.
Brother Haskell 10 still pursuing lits'a
most troubled way and l. having his uDs
1sdidownslwith great regularly. The fol-
lovwips telsxran from Mosrosville, indiaas,
gives hs latest experience: "Durine
tempsrancs meetlnG last night. the Rev
jonathan Haskell took occasion to severe
u lanpoon Samuel Parman, . young gen
tleman Of good habits. but Who differed ia
some respects from NJ. Haskells views
This morniug one hundred citzsas waited
on Haskell It the Indiana HOUSE. and or
dsrsd him to leave town forthwith or ha
would 10 nobbsd. He LETT about an hoar
sAsewsrd, taking the trais for Van Vert,
Ohie.s sna
jobs Pope Hodasts hes . method 10 BIZ
madnsss. When " called on the press
dsata fsw days ago asd nsds . great blsu
.sboutl . hit = .was eoiag 10 do II lcsrta,,
clains we're not promptly pstd hs Va By
psving ~ NY tasscetsea ~ spnsass Q
the amount doe the lsborsrs. On the 15tl
10 nasehsl 70 Tho N1sAsnrI department q
tie hodo f go nagsoss. Who he'd none!
dos thsn. end Who drew $4,000 IL sun
varying froa o. % 900 par capita. o
III ssn Hodsass 6snasdsd and Escsivs,
avs M sssk fof his services - On atsorne!
and u lsbSylug through Tie appropriation
thus plsciag ID bic pocket tAsssasg sun Q
Two thesaaod dollars. II bic setasl Col
vicss w,sss probably not wostha cest. Il
.um hs received y certaIsly . faii ooopsn
satton Tor the troabls 10 he'd 10 exhibitisl
hlmsslf - . Nc D fool.
Six stags eoacbs. each dsavs b. fon
A $50
Aossss arrived - Yasktoash his forsaoos
Thsy belong 70 +. p. Benjamin. Of Kansa'