Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-23

boat Senator for The coming ssasos.
Captain Lyons u an old tss Of many
ysars experience on the Lakes and some
experience on tho Missouri. HS'vill
make IN excellent executive oAoer on
the Ysnkton ferry boat.
Parties from Sioux Falls say, the nnal
sutcoms Of tho fight BY the city against
the telephone company has been reached
in the removal Of all the telephones from
tho city and the abandonment Of the
system. All the telephones have been
taken ont and shipped to st. Paul. As
the company which operated in Sioux
Falls has the exclusive franchise for that
part Of the world no other telephone
company can supply Sioux Falls. The
company still stands by its suit for dam.
ages against the city.
The people will not forget the lecture Q
BY Rev. w. b. Hoadley on Saturday
night ct 7:3O, on Scamp, March and Bat
tie" experiences Of ono Of the brilliant
soldiers Of the war. Mr.. Hoadley comes
to our city in the interest Of prohibition
in Dskota, % the authorized evangelist
Of the NJ. E. church in this work. He
will speak twice at the Methodist church
on Sunday, the oath inst. at Il .. M, and
1880 p. N. Every body should hear him.
The addresses are all free.
A change in the running time of train
on the Ysnkton division goes into effect
Monday. The passenger train will lsave
Yankton at $50 .. m. twenty-five min.
utes earlier than now and arrive at 4:42
p. N. (twenty minutes later than now.
The time Of arrival ct and departure
from Sioux City is not changed, the rate
Of speed being reduced. The mixed
train will arrive from the east at 1:55 p.
N. and will depart for the east at 8 q. M.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays this
train will leave for Scotland at sos p. m.
and, returning, will arrive at 9:05 p. m.
]. H. @. Young, secretary Of the Yank-
ton driving park association, returned
Thursday night from the Sioux Falls
meeting. He reports harmonious
gathering and satisfactory outcome.
Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Sioux City and
Yankton were represented in the meet.
ing. A Chamberlain representative was
there early in the session, but withdrew.
and Huron was unrepresented. It was
decided to admit Sioux Falls, Mitchell,
Sioux City and Yankton to the circuit
for the early summer races and the meet
inRn we're arranged to occur as follows
Sioux Falls, during second week in June
Sioux City. during third week in June
Yankton, during fourth week in June
Mitchell during the frst week in July
The number of days and the exact dates
at each place have not been decided
upon, but it is understood that Yanktor
and Sioux City will have three day
racing each and thepther two cities, two
days each. Another meeting is to b.
00Iu Ou VIC Otu VI u4SICus 4ASo0 tuIl
meetings will be full of interest.
A real romance is in progress Of cul
mlnation to-day, but the final outcom,
has not yet developed. A short time ag
one Henry Haidenraech, Of this city, be
came widower. The condition was no
agreeable to one who had become accua
toned to the felicities of matrimonial ez
istence and hs soon began to pine for
companion. Like sensible man b,
sought relief through the advertisin,
columns OF the New York newspaper
and In very short space of time ther
were twenty.four applicants for his hear
and hand. There was ono letter, accom-
panied by . photograph, which attracte'
MIR. Haiaenraech's attention and b
made an affectionate response. The lad
in question was comely German abou
twenty-five years of age, possessed q
some money and loving heart. Negs
tiations we're concluded between the tw
and it was arranged that she shoul
reach Yankton last night. Mr.. H. va
at the depot with q stylish turnout q
hour or two before the time of the arrlv
al of the eastern train, buoyed up b
hope and expectancy aud anxious t
meet the object Of his alteration. Bu
the train brought HIM disappointment
she tailed to materialize. Under the In
preston that he had been deceived
Mr.. 81. returned to his apartments an
swore OF on all matrimonial futures.
transpirsd, however, that the other part
to the contract was switched off som,
where east Of Dakota and was run int
Yankton by way of Scotland. She a
rived on the late western train and nc
finding the groom expectant at the trai
repaired to the Pacific hotel. Th
morning she instituted q search for NJ
h. and finally found him and asserte
her right to fulfillment Of the pledg
between them. Up to our latest advice
the wedding had not occurred, but thel
is every reason to believe it will.
Masonic.
Special meeting of st. Johns lodg
this evening at half past eight o'clocl
Work in the E. A. degree.
By order of the W. NJ.
HARRY VANTAssR1, Sec.
Col. W. q. Hoadley will deliver h
lecture on the war tonight at Gran
Army hall. His lecture consists {