Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
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reason Of the year.
LII. Ferris. recently Of Rosebud landing,
has rented the newly constructed basement
Of the Jencks hotel and is preparing to open
. saloon therein.
Amun Iverson, aged sixty year, and .
resident Of Yankton, was this morning taken
to the insane hospital By Deputy Osburn,
having been adjudged insane.
The ladies' socishls of the Universalis.
parish will meet With Mr.. aud Mrs. Vance,
II their residence. FRIDAY evening, April
18th. A. general invitation Il extended.
Antoine LIE Claire Was betrayed BY ci-
der yesterday aud this morning found
him in the police court with . tax Of $50
charged up against him a. the price Of his
blnnder.
The steamer Black Hills commenced
loading today for Pierre and will leave
Saturday. Captain Burleigh still sticks to
this popular craft, with John Coonce in the
pilot house.
Mary Lidy is before Police Just,cs Davis
this afternoon charged with melting . dis.
turbsnce on the doorsteps of lilly Bushman
q . late hour last night. Mary says she
didn't and THY says she did.
There will be no temperance meeting th lie
evening on account of the Howard memo
rial services which will take place at the
Congregational church. A Temperance
meeting will be held tomorrow evening
A letter from Madison, Lake county, says
the Southern Minnesota railroad company
10 extending its line. The engineers are
Q within a few miles Of Madison, which
the rompany-wlti make an important point.
A gentleman in this city informs us thai
Fitzpatrick. Of White ssan, has gone 70
Butte City, Montana, and that he went
away With the consent Of all parties inter
ested in the mail robbery prosecution. They
know where he is aud can call him back
whenever they choose.
Immigrant wagons are rolling into town
every hour Of the day aud night and every
railroad train is crowded with passenger,
most of them home seekers. Hotels are full
and private DO .rding houses have more
than they can accommodate. The like Of
this has not been seen since the early days
ofthe Black Hills rush.
The days-srs upon us when the house
Keeper g'veth q cheerful hop, and We hear
the musical flpperty-fop of the mostly,
misty, maddenlng mop. And 10, the mad.
dening horrors rush athwsrl our souls, at
the soaDy gush, Of the slippery, Shiny
scrubbing.brush. From early morn till
evening gloom, we hear the scratching ::in
ball and room. of the boisterous, busily
bobbinR broom. Aud now there cometh .
woeful wail-that suRurs q Centrally gus,y
gale-from a man with his leg in the scrub
bing pa,l.-Deadcood Times And out of
the lungs IF the lusty male issueth sounds
that cause the wife to pale, as she reacheth
for the household dail and feicheih Q welt
that maktth bun quail. Tbere'sa moral
In this touching tale. for all who are dis.
posed TO rail at the over.1orked slave of q
female.
The managers Of the Coulson line and the
managers Of the Milwaukee railroad have
completed an arrangement BY which the
Coulson folks are to run . regular packet
line between Yankton and Pierre. It will
begin operations with two boats per week.
the Black Hills and the Wes,ern-vhich
will leave Y4nkton on Saturdays. and Tues-
days. Commodore Coulson says that the
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