Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-17


wedding took place on the lsth. Tb
couple left the same duy tor Toronto an,
VIII reach Yankton some time next weel
The communication in yesterday
paper, from Olivet, relative to mail ser
vice on the route which supplies tina
town, was rather old, being dstet
October 9th. Last Saturday service ol
that route was let to Francis Russell, an,
Monday morning he commenced opera
tlons aud is carrying the mail regularly
besides furnishing good accommodation,
Tor passengers. There has been grea
deal of trouble on this route since g. w
Lake, the sub.contractor, absconded
but matters arc in good shape now, and
it is hoped they will continue co.
The walls Of Rosstuescher's nam
moth brewery are completed and work
men are putting on the roof. The struc
ture is of brick, four stories high. When
completed it will be filled with the bes,
machinery made, and Mr.. Rosstuesche,
will be prepared to manu-.
facture beer on large scale, and to give
bis, customers the best quality. Not the
least important of Yaukton's manufac
turing institutions will be the new
Rosstuescher's brewery.
Wheeler's Yankton woolen factory is
running to nearly its full capacity and
the business is increasing sorapidly that
Mr.. Wheeler says he will soon have to
enlarge his establishmant. He is turn.
ing out the finest grades OF ttannels and
yarn, which he sells either at retail OF
Wholesale. He finds many retail Gus.
toners in the city but more in the sur.
rounding country and the popularity OF
bis goods is daily increasing. Some Of
his best wholesale customers are in st
Paul, Duluth, Saltwater and other Min.
nesota cities. The business is growing
right along.
The people Of Yankton. ladies inclu.
ded, are invited to meet at Turner hall
this evening to listen to an address by
Hon. .. S. Clifford. the republican can.
dldate for congress, and short speeches
by Hon. j. r. Gamble and General
Hugh j. Campbell. This will be an oc
casion when the ladies and gentlemen OF
Yankton can meet the distinguished
citizen who is to represent us In congress
and it VIII probably be the only oppor.
tunity during the brief campaign. The
committee in charge has made arrange.
ments for music and general good
time, including the customary observ-
ances in behalf of the republican victory
in Ohio. Turn out republicans, and
come also democrats. There will be
room for all. The speaking will begin
at eight o'clock.
A meeting for the organization of q
militia company was held last evening
at the Office Of J. L. Pennington. H
Ziebach was elected chairman and F. B
Lynch, secretary. The following com.
nittees we're appointed: On recruits
Messrs. Burns, Tracey and Boullenger;
on srmory-Messrs. Boullenger, Hin
man and Pennington; on Organization
Messrs. Lynch, Tracey, O'Brlen, Edwardt
and Hipman; on uniforms-Ziebach
Tracey and Burns, n. W. Hinman was
elected captain, E. II. Tracey. first lieu
tenant, and j. L. Pennington, jr., SECOND
lieutenant. 1t was decided to call the
organization "The Edgerton Light
Guards of Yankton, D. L." The captain
was instructed to correspond with the
governor in regard to receiving the com
pany into the militia of the territory
Adjourned to meet Thursday evening
the 23rd. at 9 o'clock p. m.