Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-31

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man in his own section, and he speak
> for a large number of people who hav
occasion to cross the river at this point
f. p. Hurlbut, the gentleman VIII
for Che past year has had charge Of tn
Chandler house in Yermiliion, has con
nected himself with the Morrison of thi
city, and will in the future preside eve
the dining room and kitchen of tina
hostelry. Mr.. Hurlbut is known t,
the travelling men as the originator o
that departure from the general manage
ment, the midnight repast. The Nor
rison may congratulate Itself on secur'
ing SO efficient o steward.
A tent will be provided at Camp Han.
COCK tor visiting members of the press
who may attend the encampmeut al
Aberdeen which tent shall be known at
"press headquarters.' There will be
desks, stationary, ETC., on hand and every
possible convenience provided for
writing. 1t is earnestly desired that there
will be q large del cation of nawspape,
men on the grounds. An invitation is
extended to the press of the entire ter
ritory and q liberal effort will be made
for their accommodation.
NJ. a. Gallinger, the gentleman who
has been in Yankton for several weeks
past in the interest of the Emery shut
ter worker manufacturing company. to-
day effected the sal3 of the right 10
manufacture and sell the shutter worker
in Yankton to W. 81. Munroe, w. f.
Munroe, A NJ. English and Byron Nc
Intyre, VITO Will henceforth sell the
shutter worker in this vicinity. The
shutter worker is a neat, substantial and
useful bit of mechanism, appropriate
to any shutter and is a guaranteed pro.
lection against damage to window glars
rom any cause The gentlemen who
have taken hold of the matter will cal
on the residents of this section, and an
examination of the merits of the article
they propose to sell would be OF inter
est to anyone.
The weather reports for Ysnkton by
the signal service will hereafter be much
improved. Advices will be received
by Observer Thompson twice each day
from Fort Asslnnaboine, Bismarck, Fort
Buford, Huron, Deadwood, Helena and
Montana, giving the Temperature, direc-
ton of wind and stete of weather. With
this table before them, the readers of the
Press and Dakotaian con form q very
correct COP lecture Of what the following
day will bring forth IN the shape of
weather. Last night at Huron there
was u very heavy frost, which extended
through to Bismarck. 1t was observa.
BILE in Yankton, though less severe. Yes.
terday's representations spoke of the
approaching cool wave. In Montana the
temperature was much higher than In
Dakota, and the probabilities OF warmer
weather are foresbadowed.
Some two years ago two boys were
brought from Pierre to Yankton ard
confined in the United States Jail charg-
ed with petit larceny. They plead
guilty and were both sentenced to a
term in the Jail which they served out
and were discharged. The younger of
the two whose name was Hurst was a
bright and innocent youth, and he made
a number OF friends among the court
house attaches, who upon his discharge
first wrote to his parents, and not re
ceivil g any answer, obtained q place for
THEOLOGY on the farm of Mr.. Fahrenwald,
a leading Yankton county farmer.
The boy worked industriously, and the
man with whom he made his home treat
ed him kindly, and thus matters went
along pleasantly until last week when
the boys father struck town and has
been engaged ever since in trying to
collect wages, at the rate of six dollars
per month for the boys services on the
farm. This seems hardly fair as MIR.
F~ahrenwald has clothed and fed him
and as the boys father never even con
descended to wiite to Yankton concern
ing the boy, and declined to answer
the letter addressed him after the boys
release.
.. ID. Carney will tomorrow morning
open the store in his own interest which
has Just been vacated by Tom Marshall,
on Capitol street. Mr.. Carney was years
ago in the same business in the same
stand, and all the time since has been
connected with the retail grocery bust
ness of Yankton and has made q host oil
friends who will wish him unbounded
success. Mr.. Carney seems to have q
guardian angel who 30 guides his bust.
ness steps that he is continually locating
in business some where near the Press
and Dakotaian office. When this firm
occupied the store building just opposite
the present location Mr.. Carney wal
engaged in business just where lie re.
sumes tomorrow. The P. & D. moved
to the Dufack block and MIR. Carney was
connected with the Gregory store or
Broadway. We then moved from the
Duffack block to the Danforth building,
which we have just vacated, and Mr.
Carney held down q position in the
present Tom Marshall Third street store
and now we are located on the southeast
corner of Capitol and Third streets, while
Mr.. Carney is just far enough off SO tina
talking between the two places has t.
bGdone by telephone. We bespesk fol