Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-10

locAl LAcoNlcs.

preacher, addfessed the multitnde.
Sioux Vallev Nava. 0th. 4 n.n name,
Godfrey s-oyermen.on. livins .heet tas
miles north or town. committed auic,ae Il,
Wednesday By hanging. No reason
known for the rasha,ct. {. +.
Messrs, Woollev and Moran this morn
ing started . number Of men and teams I
work On their grading contract On the Oma
ha and Northern Nebraska railroad. tn
work b about seventy miles from Yankton
Watertown News. Sept. 9: Nj. jacob
VINO lsYed OUT thts city. lelt here last Tues
0sy morning 20 lsy out . toWn plat tof tne
NV. n, n. 20. on 'heir Tracy branch. nv
: &C. s:.% ~. W., = .us J.no
.h.. ~. ~. 800 u''''es A'o1
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seneraliy followed ~ rising barometer and
..s. "4n1
Cnle1 justice nsnno nas. appointed Geo
a. Holt ana WIN. .. baldwln, Of Hutchin'
son county AND FRED hiser' OF Armstrong
county, 70 sppralse the land In Hutchinson
county needed iof right OF, way BY the Chi
eaeo' milwaukee q 81. Paul railroad com
Pany.
The strong south wind which pre-.
vailed during the past two days has Get the
"s'e, % unoefmln!ns the oanS near Inc
4n0.'n o' tas nnine. ano considerable
eas.n9 IN mas oeen gong on Yesterday ana
"Iy. nus u tue "a.ef Is iallins 1t 10
p'o'.ps 'nss so0n a. the vino goes down
'"e 'tou''e viii eesse'
Ana now It Is Dsadwood that rises and
says tne Chinese must 60. The citizens OF
El'zaoethtown,a suburb Of Deadwood, in
winch the celestial heather most do con-
eresate ano pursue their nefarious callings,
.ave cltculateo . petlt'on asking Inc grand
dive. and dsns .,a ,,s;a. ,s.;. s 49,. s.''''
49, 1''- o".
- .p''''" specui.'0l pA nso, ..,ouRn
s;.h ' W nus wy % 'ne nlaek 1.l,
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.s 49, D.' 49,. v1sA '.xe u'''ue1 INV
1872. -. ".'a' ,ae's oom.'s
49," ~ ~ ,.n''ly' CONSISTING ~
~ u.Ae uu.A' se1 .nu u
~ ~: 70 iea''1e on 'nem ~ tho o'nei
s1u u ni' Journey
Another Yankton printer has been heard
ffom. Lat evening We received the Week
Puo'l'aeo y m'seouls' mon.
~ .no - sne nums pe'ore 10 "e mo
.le .aoSe1e"en =, pu.ne - armstrong
...' ~ 49, ome TUG eul'of ano Pfoprie-
.1.: ~. A,%',ons wa an emPloye IN
..' - ~.u o%ce 10 inc WIN
: Ply. = 100 ..u " : voucn
w. - T.. ~ anu l'l'.ole.
.'.. ou' ~ "l'ne. 'of nus SUCCESS
80 sn's'1.
onoettne sppfopfaass heading In to-day's
PsPsf WIZ Do GUN the announcement OF
me marriage Of Phil. X. Faux, n Of
1anktons risang ana popular young law-
yers' ana Mrs. =. a. Foulton, OF Baltimore,
n.ylsno' Inc msl.aase,' 9 place a. uae
'ace o. 1en. y. :. Canpoe!i At SCOT
=. -. w. ~ Wy n.y. .eaaso eouPle af1aveo
~. 49, s'.n' anu arc oPpln
LsI "% no'u' ,.nefe 'nsy WIN
1880 AVE- . .aoi' ''n'e snu 'Aen 30 % mouse
= ne.l!y oonsra1oiaaon o.
the ffsss and Dakotaian are cordially ex'
q 1nl4 ana n's est'1nsDie bride.
A case was heard before Justice Robertl
yesterday in which John Fisher, a Norwe
gian residing on the north aide ofthe Rhine
charged Hans!Jsnson and Chris. Bssmson
with breaking into his house. Il appeared
from the evidence that Fisher had BEEN mel
and that the accused were in the habit o
visiting him and taking care Of him; til.
upon his recovsry he claimed to have misset
. gold ring and . book, and upsratefull,