Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-08

Yankton nlmFods. CLas. P. Edmunds,
Jno. Duffack, DR.. Reyes, DIR. Brown,
IS. B. Coulson, A. B. Wicker, @. Il.
Bates, r. O. Dudley, and w. I. Burns.
A man to each duck.
The brick house which Fred Schnau-
Der is erecting near the Northwestern
depot is about completed and will be
occupied by n of the Northwestern
railroad men ss soon as finished. The
house is built from the brick of the
K%ingsbury house and is a oozy and con-
v~enient place for the tenant.
Agent Davis, of the United States ex-
press, is one continued smile today. He
is pa, and it is o boy. The business of the
United States company has SO increased
IN Yankton that the agent expects soon
to need q clerk and in accordance with
the fitness of things the prospective
clerk arrived on Friday night.
Engineer Mcdonnell saw an antelope
along the Northwestern track just east
of the Jim last Saturday and q few weeks
ago he saw q deerein about the same
place. His theory is that deer ana ante
lope winter in the heavy forests OF the
Jim and the Missouri and that rifle ex-
perts can find some good sport it that
region.
Father Willard, who was in town over
Sunday, says he is putting up e ten
thousand dollar Indian school in the
north part of the Grow creek reservation
and that he will be ready to begin in.
struction in a few weeks. He will be
able to accommodate thirty pupils this
winter and in the spring increased facili-
ties will be provided. The Indians are
generally enthusiastic over the school
and promise all the pupils it can
accommodate.
b, Halverson, a Minnesota gentleman,
has rented the Yankton roller rink, and
will open the same for skating on the
18th of this month. Mr., Halverson,
besides being a rink manager
of some experience, is an ex-
pert upon the rollers and during the
winter he will give several exhibitions,
one of which will be given on Saturday
night. The management this season
will be entirely satisfactory, and amuse-
ment lovers can find pleasure at the
rink.
Rev. w. j. Wicks, of Canton, filled
the pulpit of Christ church, in this city,
yesterday, preaching two ermons to
large ard appreciative congregations.
To Yankton's Episcopalians, who take
much interest in the church and church
work, this opportunity for attending
service nee again in Christ church was
a qualification, and it will be witt
pleasure that these people hope soon te
welcome q regular rector. Rev. Wicks
sermons were very interesting ane
future visits from him will be enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Gilman enter.
tanned a pleasant party of progressive
euchreists at their elegant residence il
west Yankton on Saturday evening last
it being the fifteenth anniversary o
their wedding. The guests were MI
and Mrs. S.B. McGlumphy. Mr.. ant
Mrs. ". FL. 81. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Piles, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil K. Faux, MI
and Mrs. Chas. 81. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Katz, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. Val
Antwerp, Mr.. and Mrs. z. 7. White, Mr.
end Mrs. e. G.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. S
Kaucher, Thomas Marshall, Mrs. Sull,
van, Abraham Adler, Mrs. Meyers en-,
Mrs. Marks. Chas. Il. Bates and Mrs
Sullivan won the high prizes and Isaa
Piles and Mrs. E. q. Smith the low ones
The party broke up at q reasonable
hour. and all realized that they hal
passed one evening ofrare enjoyment.