Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-18
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iron works.
CLARK, Hyde and Deuel. counties have
sent their official returns to the state
canvassing board.
Turner hall will be the scene of a de-
lightful musical and dramatic entertain
ment this evening.
Where is the cold wave flag that was
to be displayed when frigla weather is
coming Yanktonward?
A motion for q new trial in q case from
Chamberlain, was argued in the United
States court this morning.
The United States grand jury is clos
ing up its work this afternoon and will
complete its labors to-day.
The Sioux City Musical and Drama
tic club arrived last night, and are
domiciled at the Merchants.
Ye scribe acknowledges the receipt,
from the Fountain City band, of a de.
lightful serenade last evening.
Apples are selling for three dollars a
barrel. About $l.75 of this is for freight
charges between Yankton and Chicago.
There are strong symptoms to-day of
something which may interfere with
railroad building ia this neck of the
woods.
Mrs. Nyberg's funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock, from
the residence, conner of Sixth and Null
berry streets.
Tomorrow will be the opening day of
the jury term of the United States court
and the petit jury will report for service
at nine in the morning.
The funeral of Miss V. Nj. G. McCully,
yesterday afternoon, was afforded by a
large gathering of %sorrowing friends,
among them many s~choolmates OF the
deceased.
James E. Witherspoon, of this city,
owned some Deadwood real estate,
which he loses by the recent decision of
the United States supreme court invali-
dating the title to the townsite.
The ladies will meet at the armory
every night this week for work. Those
who have fancy work or articles of any
kind in readiness for the fair are re.
! quested to leave the same at the nrmory
on Friday, or as soon thereafter as pos.
sible.
Colonel John e. King, of Chamberlain.
who is in Yankton to-day, has been ap,
pointed agent of the Northwestern rail.
road for the sale of lots in the new
Northwestern town of Buffalo Gap, in
the Black Hills. The cars will reach
Buffalo Gap on the 25th and Colonel
King will commence selling lots on the
2Sth. He will remain at Buffalo GAP
all winter.
Euchre has charms for Commodore
Coulsop, Captain Maratta, DR.. Cravens
and Col Burns. At one sitting, last eve
nlng, they shutfied off sixty straight
games and Maratta and Cravens were
only two behind, when the voice OF the
morning rooster broke up the meeting
This Is the first time the doctor has
played since his Sunday school days,anc
his game is a relic of the a%ntiquated
unprogressiye past, when the joker was
not invented and an ace up the sleeve
was against the rules of the church.
The Fountain City band, which has
not been heard from for several month";
past, was out last evening d%iscOursing
music for the benefit of the Yanktor
people and during their wanderings they
halted at the Morrison hotel and seren
AIDED the Sioux City Musical ant
Dramatic club. This party is composed
of ladies and gentlemen in every sense
of the word, and they are among Siou2
City's leading people. Therefore thu
band thought it advisable to pay then
the compliment of a serenade. After the
music the manager of the club, MIR. Z
@. Overman, stepped forth and thanked
the band for it's serenade and passed
around a box of Havanas, after which
the oys spent short time in converse
ton and the meeting resulted in o feeling
of interest on both sides. Mr.. Overmal
wishes it understood that the attention
paid the visitors was duly appreciated
and should any Yankton people eve
visit Sioux City under like auspices the.
may be assured of q hearty welcome an
a pleasant visit.