Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-05
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YANKToN COLLEGE.

YANKTON COLLEGE.
The Result of the nRn Meeting o
The hoard OF Trustees of thai Insti-
tuition Held Yesterday.
DIR. Ward, president of the Ysnkton
college, who presided oyer the exercises
at the Congregational church last even
ing, in making a few remarks before the
beginning of tho regular programme
announced that at q meeting of the,
board OF trustees of the college, held
yesterday, it Was unanimously resolved
that an additional member of the faculty
and a hall for young lady students were
necessary, aud the board then proceed
ed to lay plans for acquiring those neces
sites. A site was selected for the build
ing, and work will be commenced on the
structure Us soon as possible.
An additional instructor will be en-
ployed with the beginning of the new
college year and an arrangement has
been contaminated whereby Professor
Bartlett, superintendent of the city
schools, will devote a portion of his time
and talents to the college. AT the end
of the next school year, under existing
arfar gements, Professor Bartlett will
sever his connection with the public
schools of u city and give his entire
attention to college work.
This increase of college facilities is
made imperative by the rapid growth of
the institution, which in a few years has
taken q leading position among the edu-
cational establishment of Dakota and
even draws patronage from the states of
Nebraska and Iowa.
The college year closes auspiciously.
TIE promise for the future is bright.
Earnest effort and ~tireless labor WIN.
Yankton college is solid.
Semi-AocaI Clippings.
Klmball Graphic; D. E. Wells has
sold his grocery business TO Mr.. Novot-
ny, recently of Yanktou, who took pos
sion yesterday.
Pnkwana Press: Parties living near
Deadwood passed through here yester-
day enroute for that place with 200 head
of cattle, which they purchased near
Yankton.
Centreville Chronicle: We Understand
that the Centreville gun club
has agreed to meet the Yankton
team on the %latter's grounds on the 4th.
Amateur teams should be careful how
they challenge Centreville's sharp shoot
ars.
Buffalo Gap Argus: Judge O. N.
Coates, of Central, was taken TO the in
sans asylum ct Yankton this week. Mr..
Coates was we'll known in Nebraska be-
fore coming to the Hills some years since
as q fine journalist and y shrewd politic-
ian. His friends here fear his case incur
able.
Vermillion Republican: The Univer.
sity boys had a fine trip to Yankton and
a pleasant visit to the college, but they
will practice a little more before they go
away from homo again TO play ball. A
delegation of Yankton college ball play
ers is expected here next Saturday when
another game will come off.
Huronite: Father Willard of Yankton
passed through the city this afternoon
in company with Father Brogan, whom
the former will locate on the Grow Greek
and Winnebago reservation. Bishop
Marty was III town to-day a few minutes.
He was on the way to Faux county,
where he will dedicate the church at ZelI.
After this dedication he goes to locate
Father SAKE i'll Walworth county.
Sioux City Journal: Harry Cheever
has returned from his extended trip
through Wayne, Boone, and other Ne
braska counties. He reports the crops
as looking %splsndidly in that section,
and thinks that country n of the fair.
est he has seen in many a day. He says
there IS q great deal of talk about railroad
bridge across the Missouri, everyone be-
ing anxious to learn something of the
chances of one being built soon. No one
seemed to think that q bridge would be
built at Yankton in the near future, and
all agreed that Sioux City was the point,
and tho sooner the job was done, the
quicker would vast trade from that Sec
tion be opened up to the city.
Washington special: The appointment
of Hughes East to be register of the land
office of Yankton has received the COM
mendation of all Dakotaisns with whom
1 have %conversed and from whom / have
heard. AS private secretary for the late
yice.president, he made many friends
throughout the country, and as a resident
of Dakota he will be able to say and do
iauch for her interest in national afaire.
Senator Voorhees, has said that he is per-
eonally under obligations to the territory
for receiving and making o place for the
friend of his deceased friend and politica!
father. Mr.. Hendricks. ALI of the In.
diana delegation in congress, of both
parties, have expressed similar feelings
upon tie subject. It was a graceful thing
TO do, to appoint Mr.. East to that office.
and thus care for the man who was near
est to MIR. Hendricks. Moreover, the
gentleman possesses such abilities, ano
is popular, that his coming to Dakots
will prove beneficial to the empire.
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