Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-27
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YANkToN, DAKOTA
Friday Evening, June q, 1919.
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The Bismarck srenen will have. eel.
bratioa q. To IL. 5laai Is yss Il
3. J. Gamble II this city, will scar TIL
American bird At 81. Helena On the 4th..
u Judge Sodys adscliass I'm Invitation te
read the declaration Of Independence Al
Dsadwood on The 4th.
A:.W. Lavender has received ths opn'
tract for ~supplying the insane asylum 70,
the ensuing quarter.
Mammoth posters. advertising our I4th o.
July celebration, have been posted up in al
the nsighboring towns.
9 sTh6s Fourth Of Julysmusic committee are
iavitsdAt 80 meet ct the residence Of Mrs. G,
W. Kingsbury tomorrow evening. - I
Work was begun on the Washington
pavilion this afternoon, and the building
will prsSsblyybs ID oonaplsted BY Wednesday.
The trouble with the telegraph yesterday
was . brssksge Of the wire at Vermillion.
The damage has been repaired and the line
isallrieit today. 3Ais
4 horse race took place on the track last
evening between a Sioux Falls horse and .
Yankton pony. Distance, 100 rods for $50
aside, which was won. BY the pony.
Aportisn. Of the public schools Of Yauk.
ton completed the spring term to-day. The
grammar and high schools will close next
week with a public exhibition. @35
Another heavy shower visited this sec.
ton early this morning. and light showers
have occurred at intervals all day. The
farmers are beginning to ask for q let up.
Remember the fair and. festival this even
ing the drawing of the handsome China
tea set and other valuable articles; a deli.
cious supper and good music only Is cents,
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are:
Southwest winds. cloudy weather and rains,
stationary or slightly higher pressure, posi-
bly, followed by cooler clearing weather.
The new Universalist hall on Cedar
street q the corner Of Fifth is about com.
plsted! and viii be occupied on Sunday for
religious services. A little inside work
and some outside cleaning up alone re-
mains to be done.
The f~ollowins-i s i correct list of the or.
ators fer the Fourth Of July celebration
Gov. w. A. Howard, Hon. ]. L. Penning.
ton. Hon. g. A. Wetter, Hon. G. II. Hand,
Gen. q. T.. Campbell. Oliver Shannon,
Esq, Gen. W. II. H. Beadle. Dr.. j. B. Vac
Velser, I. E. West, Esq. and Phil Z. Faulk
Esq:
The Catholic fair and festival was we'll at.
tended last evening and gave good ~satisfac.
ton. The display Of fancy articles was
quite grand and very creditable to the Ia.
dies. This evening will be still mere At.
trsctive. and interesting as . number Of the
finest articles shown will be disposed Of Ga
early and get . good supper.
Messrs. Rramble, Miner & Co., have .
letter from Genl Geo. D. Hill, former sur
veyor general of Dakota, apprisinE them
that . large party of tourists will be on
Yankton about the 10th proximo with the
purpose Of Quitting here for 8 journey
through Northern Nebraska to = point in
the q. P. railroad beyond Cheyenne. The
expedition; will comprise scientific gentle
men, capitalists, and quite a number of the
department clerks at Washington who will
come west and spend their vacation.
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