Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-29
MILWAUKEE, BUCK BEER
LOCAL LAcoNIcs.
At Geo. Browns, Saturday.

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LOCAL LAc0Nlcs.
Holcomb Brothers Of this city will stal
for the Hills in a few days with a larg
herd Of cattle.
Strawberry festival and social hop Frida'
night. Price for dancing as usual. lie
cream, strawberries and cake, IS cents.
The work of %remodeling Dewey 1
Powers block on Third street is progress
ing, and the rooms will soon be ready TO
occupancy.
A disagreeable dust blizzard prevailed
fora short time to-day. "A good rain wouk
improve the condition Of the atmosphere
very much. . 1r -
Mr.. Grady moved to-day into his new
building on Third street, one door west o.
the Jencka hotel. He has q neat and at.
tractive establishment.
E. H. VanAntwerp is also M Of the
lucky ones. He has received = government
surveying contract, the work being located
somewhere on the upper Jim.
The tide of Immigration continues. There
is scarcely an hour in the day that covered
wagons are not seen passing through our
streets on their way to the Jim river
valley.
The jury in the case of Miss Gallagher
VS.. Mrs. Lyons in Justice Whites court
yesterday disagreed, and the case will have
a rehearing before another jury on next
Monday.
The reunion of the "Willing Hearts" at
the residence of Rev. Joseph Ward, last
evening, was largely attended, and afforded
great satisfaction to the friends of the Sun.
day school cause.
The two men wounded in Sunday nights
shooting fracas are getting along comfor.
tably, although each one still carries a bull
let in his person. The doctors have been
unable to find and extract them.
A race has been arranged between a horse
owned BY c. j. Raridin of this city and one
belonging to a sergeant at Fort Randall, tc
take place on the track east of the city be.
tween four and five o'clock this evening.
A meeting of the chamber of commerce
will be held this evening at the Office Of
the secretary, for the purpose of consider
ing important business. 1t is desirable thai
the members should turn out in full force.
The weather indications for the upper lakt
region and upper Mississippi valley are
Falling. followed by rising barometer
warm southerly winds, gradually %veering
To cooler west and northerly, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas, accompanied by
local storms.
A private letter from Bob. Mathieson a
Leadville, Colorado, says he is matched tt
run a rec Of 100 yards against the notec
Missouri runner, Hank Crandall, at Lead
vile on the 18th of June, for $500 a side
Bob feels confident that he will be able I,
beat the "puke."
Henry jenkins, a yourg man engaged a
a herder By Holcomb Brothers, of this city
who have a here of cattle en- route for til
Black Hills, met with an accident yes,erda
afternoon which will lay him up for sever
al weeks. He was cleaning, a revolver q
their camp a few miles from town, whe
the revolver wasaccidentally discharged til
ball str,kingshim in the left leg about ha
way between the knee and ankle, and pas,
ing entirely through the leg. He was i'm
meciately brought to town and taken
DR.. Vanderhule's Office, by whom the woun
was dressed. An examination of the .woun
showed that the ball passed between til
bones Of the leg, without, however, breal
ing either Of them, although the ball dout
less came in contact with them and max.
the wound more serious than q commc
flesh wound. Young jenkins family Ii,
in eastern Iowa and he will return hon
as soon as he is able TO travel. His tr
to the Hills and the qualification of his d
sire to trough it, on the plains are th
nipped in the bud.