Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-15

0lnlStefl4l experience IN SuAV0u, 11u ID y
popular preacher.
the BIDS COMPARED.
Aud Those In Witch Yanktsn Dlaasrs
are interested Extracted from the
81. Paul List.
Bids for military forage and fuel at the
various posts in the department Of Dakota
we're opened at Yankton and at St. Paul.
The Yankton list of bids We published in
Wednesdays issue. The Pioneer.Pres
published a list of the bids opened in St.
Paul that day and by comparing the Yank-
ton and st. Paul bids We make up the fol-
lowing abstract Of lowest bids On articles
represented in bids opened at the Yankton
Office. The balance of the St. Paul list has
been passed over, as it possesses no local
interest:
J.. Pencil, Fort Meade delivery, 1921.
Of the 1000 tone to be delivered at this
post H. c. Dear offers TO furnish 500 toni
for So, and other 500 ION lou At from $40 to
Sis.
On Fl. Sully hay there are no bids in the
St. Paul list and D. o. Lawrence, At $4.35,
is the lowest in the Yankton list.
J. o. Lawrence, Sc IS, lowest Fort Yates
delivery.
10. Lawrence, $4.75, lowest Fort Hale
delivery.
D. o. Lawrence, S5.S2, lowest Fort Ben
net delivery.
On Fort Randall hay there are no bids in
the st. Paul list, and ]. o. Lawrence, $s.45,
is the lowest in the Yanton list.
On Yankton hay there are no bids in the
St. Paul list, and E. Hudschmid, $500, is
the lowest IN the Yankton list.
E. o. Partridge, s7.47@s.7o, lowest Fort
Keogh delivery.
J. Hubbard, 50 So, loves. Fort Custer
delivery.
T. H. Back, S4.O9, lowest Fort Custer de-
livery.
R. Blakely, $3.50, lowest Fort Meade de-
livery.
B. B. Moss, $6.e3, lowest Fort sully de-
livery.
B. B. Moss, $3.50, Low est Fort Hale deliv-
cry.
HIS Back, s4.e9, loves, Fort Bennett
delivery.
George. Meade, s.6.72, lowest Fort Ran
dali delivery. No St. Paul bid.
H. T. Douglas, 1922, lowest Fort Yates
delivery.
A. w. Lavender, S4.9s, lowest Yankton
delivery.
H. S. Back, 1887, lowest Fort A..ini
boine delivery.
J. D. Hubbard, 1927, lowest Fort Keogh
delivery.
E. D. Collins, 81. 7o@1.9 lowest Fort
Keogh delivery.
s. B. Coulson, 1898, lowest Fort Meade
delivery.
W. A. Burleish. sl.25@1.s1, lowest Fort
Yates delivery. No St. Paul bid.
A. &C. Davis, 60 cents, lowest Yankton de-
livery.
]. G. McVay and T. c. Powers, each 81 AS,
lowest Fort Buford delivery.
J. W. Powers, $2.04, lowest Fort Benton
delivery.
J. Power, 81 IS, lowest Fort Lincoln de.
livery.
B.iF. Morse, 1926, lowest Fort Meade
delivery.
S. Reineman, IS cents, lowest Yankton
delivery.
T. c. Power, $l.7s, lowest Fort Buford
delivery.
S. B. Coulson and J. w. Power, each
1929, lowest Fort Benton delivery.
E. D. Cullins, $l.97@$2.l2, lowest Fort
delivery.
s. B. Coulson. S 1929, lowest Fort Assini.
bone delivery.
H. s. Back, Sl.47, lowest Fort Lincoln
delivery.
S. B. Coulsou, $3s per ton, lowest fort
delivery. No St. Paul bid.
w. A. Burleigh, 81 cents per cwt. lowest
Fort Yates delivery. No St. Paul bid.
8. B. Coulson, s24 per ton, lowest Fort
delivery.
Frank Van Tasel bids $7.75 per ton for
Ill bran required, to be delivered at Yank-
ton.
CHARCOAL.
George Meade. .24..cts. lowest Fort Meade
delivery.
A. Kyes, 60 Cts, lowest Fort Keosh de-.
No st. Paul bid.
Theodore Borup, % cts, lowest Fort Gus
ter delivery.
COAL.
w. A. Burleigh, $l4, lowest Fort Hale
delivery. No st. Paul bid.
w. A. Burlsigh, SIS. lowest Fort Randall
delivery. No. *. Paul bid.