Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
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YANkToN. DAKOTA.
1harsday Essains. sept. =, 1914.

Thursday Essning. sept. 4, 1919.
LOCAL. lAcoaace.
New wheat brought seveasy-iye cents To-
day.
The highest temperature to-day was 77o,
ard The Lowest ~.
We Ne under obligations to Sergeant
Huneks, Of The signal station, for valuable
meteorological documents.
Iron l. being laid on the Niobrara-spfing.
isld-Basile sxtsnsion Of The Milwaukee
road, n~orshwsstward from Marion junction,
q the rata ola mile . day. rs
The bea hunting party lst lest night for
the chicken grounds Of Nebrasks. They
carried with them one hundred and fry
pounds Of ice and aloaf ofhssad, and were
to camp in the grass Lest night.
Judge Shannon last night, signed an or
der for the sale, st public auction, Of the
steamer Gen. Terry. The proceeds are to
b held until ali claims AZ sdjudicatsd and
Whatever ID lst will Be- placed where It be-
lenss.
The Yankton silver cornet hand paid
Judge Brookinr the compliment Of . ser.
enade at the Jsncks hotel lat evening. The
band has improved very much under it,
new organization, and plays in shighly
credible manner.
Indications for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Clear or
partly cloudy weather, northwest winds BE-
coming variable, stationery or lower tenn
perature, and in the north and west por-
tions falling barometer.
Judge Shannon has appointed N. B.
Reynolds Of Wheeler, clerk Of the district
court Of Charles Mix county. The Judge il
10 DO congratulated upon the excellence Of
his choice. He could not have found .
more competent and worthy man in all the
upper eountry.
Tho commissioners of Minnehaha county
have removed from the insane hospital
Mrs. Potts. . cataleptic patient, who has
been under treatment at the hospital for
some time. She is pronounced incurable
end reverts to tho cara Of those who sent
her here in the hope that she might DO
benefited.
Street Commissioners Delamater has been
doing some good work in the west part Of
town, With the view Of preventing the flow
Of water through the town BY carrying it
into the Missouri and Rhine. A lume has
been built At the foot Of Locust street, which
will protect the hank and carry the water
out into the river channel. The drains have
been repaired and bridges constructed at the
street crossings.
@Red Jacket" Who was tried and con-
victed before Judge Roberts adsy or two
ago on the charge Of disorderly conduct,
has evidently cousludsd that the laws are
too strictly enforced in ,Yankton, and hiss
left for the upper Missouri country. Her
furniture has been taken possession Of BY
the person who had abill Of sale Of Il, and
consequently it's = be presumed that Yank-
ton has loata citizen IL the person Of Red
Jacket. !
2. ca. boarder, who day or two ego
slipped the shackles from his feet to which
were attached . ball and chain, and jumped
the job Of moving weeds which had been
given him to discharge . ins and costs. did
not profit By the advantages Of hia liberty
to skip out. bat remained about town, and
last night got on aglorious drunk. he IVES
rearrested and locked up and will be treated
70 leg ornaments which he will not be able
to clip over his dainty little feet.
The funeral Of Mrs. 8. D. Lewis took
place at ten o'clock this morning from the
residence Of her father, Ex-Governor Faulk,
and va attended By . large number Of citi-
sena and friends Of the family. Religious
services were conducted BY Revs. Stewart
Sheldon and J. A. Potter, at the,
Of which the funeral procession
was formed and proceeded u The new cems.
tary where the LAT sad rites were performed
for the lamsnted dead. There were about
fifty carriags in the funeral procession.
Mn. Couehlin having secured the
Of an eastern dress max.
d, 10 now prepared to do both plain and
fancy dress making. at her dry goods store,
3D. and Capital sslsets. Large assortment
Of nne and cheap dress goods.
Is c.e.s.E
The latAs. improved and fne.t sewing