Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-02
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%YANkToN. DAKOTA.
tuesday Evening, September 2, 1879.
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The weather indication. for n. ,o..h,..,
are : Clear o.. partly cloudv v..th.r ro.th.
east to northves. Winds. .-,s.;on,rv :. ~,
temperature. followed - Rain. E,or.,sr
r. Berei i building ! c-,rnen,ar .hon ~
the alley north Of Third s,raet,shatv..n
Walnut and. Cedar. He intend. to .coSb,er,
his shop on Cedar street into ! dvelline
house.
Deadwood Times: The Fort Piarre
passenger route is doing = good busine.,
Fred T. Evans has sold over nifty ticket.
during the past few days by this new route
TO the states.
Harry Katz makes it q business rule, to
take back any goods with which his Gus
Toners are dissatisfied and give them some
tning which sults them better. This is one
Of the causes Of his unprecedented business
success. y
L. NJ. kee and Mira. Martha L. Tripp
were married last evening by Rev. ]. "A.
Potter at the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. The groom is one Of our best
known business men and the bride the
widow OF the lac General Trip. The Press
and Dakotaian extends it's congratulations
to The newly welded pair.
A letter received last night from Lennox,
by . gentleman in this city, says that the
surveyors Of the Milwaukee road, after
completing their survey from Yankton to
.4ennox waited two days for instructions from
ne~soquarters and finally received orders to
survey . route up the yalley Of Rock river,
IN lowa' to Eden, and from Eden to Yank:
ton Danbar's party is now at work run.
n'ne th's line. This is the original route
proposed by Yankton to the Milwaukee
company last winter and looked over by
the engineers Of that company.
In the us. court held at Rapid City on
.ne S'tn nlt there was a case of illicit dis.
'llllne' Inc defendant was known BY the
na"e OF taaines OF Hines. In the purse OF
the 'rlai 1t vas discovered through ink
MARKS on tne mans arm and BY the testimo-
- =" that his true name
vas M'ner n. Hugadore. He is married
ana mas . wife and child in New York state.
~, ,asa KEPT . saloon in Verrmillion in 1872 or
100 ana one morning his partner, aman
.-neu rof.er' was found dead with q bullet
nfo1en nin'' and Hagadore was missing
a.u nas oeen ever since. He was convicted
Q! me dls.llling odsnse. at Rapid City.
Wnat shall be said Of the man who, un-
ger q plea OF business which would keep
hlm out later than ueual" that night, went
to the opera and had IN evening of selfish
pleasure. Returning home after the per
torrance, he made his way very quietly in.
70 the house and found that bis: wife was
still out, visiting At one of the neiehbors.
had just time TO crawl into bed and
ielgn sleep when she returned. Rubbing
open his eyes IN sleepy afiectation he deliv.
cred her q lecture on the improperly Of her
remaining out so late while he was at home
and then rolled over with an inward
would er.nt . d;,o,os op ~. s .nyo:ul'
A badger vent ont v.,l;na -. 80. ~
Ina ,ovsr "a, 80. 49, 11Ak.
h. uu a n, ,s,l 10 WIN . hen shielding her
d ms heart proceeded to relieve here Of her
.fouous duties BY placing the chickens M.