Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-02

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Muslins, Shirtings, &c.
A fine line Of Dress goods and Notions
in . few days. r. A. KETcHuM.
LOCAL ucoMlcx
General Dewey is foreman of the United
States grand jury.
Mrs. Todd 10 making some attractive i'm.
provements about her Douglas street resi-.
dence.
Attention ia directed to the advertisement
Of Commissioner Hayt calling for bids for
Indian supplies.
The territorial grand jury received its
instructions from Judge Shannon this after.
moor and is 0 in labor.
John Oliver hes removed with his family
to Eden, DAkots. hAving sold his grain
warehouse in this city to Peavey & Meek.
ling. of Sioux City.
Dsve Campbell: says be has not sold his
Broadway theatre. but has Dlfced 1t in
charge of Mr.. Burmish for the summer
while he gives his attention to steamboat.
ing.
G. J. Kadish and General Dewey were
each drawn for service on both grand juries
now in session, but not being sufficiently
ubiquitous to fill the dual role, they we're
excused from service on the territorial jury.
The weather indications for the Upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys are;
Area Of light rain or snow, followed BY
clearing weather, variable winds, shifting
to colder north, and generally higher pres.
sure.
Arlington gets the best kind of noticea
as q lecturer and this added to his old.time
popularity secures him great crowds wher-
ever he appears. Tickets for his tomorrow
nights lecture are going fast and he will
have . good houee.
The divorce case Of Webster ". Webster
has taken q new lease OF life and 10 liabl.
to come into the courts again soon. Mrs.
Webster has made another application for
divorce based upon the ground of adultery
and cruel and inhumsn treatment.
Deputy Marshal Edmnnds returned last
night from the Big ssons lake religion,
bringing with him six men who were in
dicted 1t the last session of the grand jury
for cutting timber On government land.
They came along peaceably and are willing
to stand . trial.
Mrs. c. A. Lyons has secured the services
Of Mic Galigor, late Of Gage Bros. whole
sale milliners. and also Mis- B. E. Roberts.
Of Field, Letter 4 Co. Mrs. Lyons stock
is now complete and includes all the latept
styles Of spring hats and spring goods. She
is now prepared to Gil all orders. A grand
opening next week.
Judge Leeper gases up and down the
streets and down and up the streets and
%soloquizes, can such things 60 on and I not
know it, During the two or three years Of
his absence Yankton has been made over
and he feels like . stranger in . strange
land. Az soon Is be can 5uy all the oxen
he wants he will get back to Pierre and
start in business u . freighter.
In the United States court this morning
the case Of David BRAZIL, indicted for lar
ceny. was called, and the defendant no. an.
s~werine, and his bondsmen,> "A. F. McAuley,
l. D. F. Poore and VIM. BRAZIL, not appear.
ing, the court declared his bail of $3.50 for.
feited and ordered . bench warrant Issued
for the apprehension Of David BRAZIL. His
bail under the new warrant vas fxed ct
$4,000.
That was on inbumsn April one joke
which wa played On atramp yesterday. A
man dropped . package on The de-
pot platform. right aide up, which was Ia
beled ''$4o0, Let National Bank" The
tramp took in the legend without much
and when no one appeared to be
looking he edged up 70 the treasure, hastily
seized 1t and started on . run for The vii.
lows, . mile below town. Az be hes not
yet returned, 1t Il supposed .ha, he Il Dis
gustsd with town which will play It that
way on . stranger.
Representatives Of the Temperance els-
nent Of Yankton held Q conventiou =. the
reform club room last evening and nouina.
ted . city ticket. By request vs give the
ticket . place in counecaion with the reeu.
lar ticket, though in % doing Ne do DOT
wish 70 eosvsy the impressioe tha. Ne en.
asrss . bolt froo Ne aetios Of The eiusssSt
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