Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-21
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The Yankton base ball club was beaten
in the game with the Piow boys Oh
Saturday last, but the clubs will pla,
again on the Sd day of Jnly in Yankton
9ankton and Herrlok, Nebraska, vii
play in Yankton on Friday next.
Contractor Valentine, in conversation
this forenoon with q newspaper repre-
sentative, said there were not enough
brioklaysrs in Yanktoa at present. to de
the work that was looming up. Eyi
dontly Yankton will be much improved
before snow flies.
A burning kettle of tar in the
Schoregge-Norris alley, eff Third street
brought cut the fire department. at four
O'Clock this afternoon. One string O!
hose was laid by Teller company and q
little water put out the blaze, which
threatened the Germania house barn.
To LIVER Bagstad, of Gayvillc. we refer
those who May be disposed to deny the
prevalence of h%ydrephobia at and about
Gayville. BE says thej disease is now
confined to a few animals, and further
that nearly all the dogs in that neigh
borhood have been killed or otherwise
disposed of.
From the little lake formed in the
city park by tho artesian overflow
the water has found an opening through
the intervening bluff and is oozing from
the chalk rock out upon Smutty Bear
bottom, Wells in the neighborhood of
this overflow contain about three feet
more water than they did.
Up to two O'Clock this afternoon the
city clerk had issued thirty-fys dog tags,
leaving 965 untagged and unlicensed
dogs. The city marshal is authorized to
shoot uutagged degs wherever found,
even upon the premises of their owners,
so it will not save them to shut them up
and neglect to pay the license.
J.T. M. Pierce received information to-
day that work had been commenced on
the railway line north from Wayne, Neb /,
and thirty-five miles of the work have
been let. The terminal point of the line
as surveyed is in Knox county 125 miles a
trihe west OF south from Yankton. Who
the parties are that are that are building
the road is not stated, but it is supposed
to be the Northwestern.
The following gratifying report was
given by the pastor of the M. E. church
of Yankton to the third quarterly oon-
ference: Thirty acccssions to the
church, twenty-five baptisms, and but
one death and three dlsmissals by letter,
making an increase of twenty-six during
the quarter. The class and prayer
meetings are largely attended and there
is an increase Of interest in ell depart
msnts of church work.
Milton Weston, the Chicago million
iare who was recently sent to peniten-
tiary for the crime of inciting riot, which
resulted IN the death Of one Haymaker
is the step son of Rev. Geo. W. freeman,
OF Elk Point, a minister who has of late
conducted services in the Baptist
church of this city. Mr.. Weston was
once frequently seen in Yankton. having
been one OF the men who built the
Dakota Southern railroad from Yankton
to Sioux City.
A large and enthusiastic camp meet
ing has been in session for the past two
or three days at d. J. Statford's place
about fourteen miIes northeast of Yank-
ton, in q grove of natural timber, located
upon a living creek. Tents without
number are there to shade the campers
from the heat. of the sun and a general
camp meeting time has been the result.
Rev. Mr.. Nickerson, Of Lodi, conducts
the services. A large number of Yank-
ton people attended yesterday.
By q change in the time card of the
Northern Iowa division of the North
western road, east from Hawarden, the
Sunday evening train east has been
taken off, which renders the Sunday
afternoon train between Yankton and
Centreville of no use, except for the &C.
c~ommodatlon of people going to Centre
vile from Yankton or coming to Yank-
ton from that point. Hence o new time
card has been issued for this division
taking off the Sunday afternoon train.
The usual train will run to Centrevilie
Sunday forenoon and parties desiring to
go east to Iroquois and then east via
Winons, MINI.
The Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul
railroad company have agreed, for the
! accommodation of thoss DESTROYS to
celebrate "the 4th," at Yankton, on
| Saturday July Bird, to run 81 extra
passenger coach on the morning freight
train from the east and to III the train
in ahead Of time so as to reach Yankton
| about 10 q. 10. a return train will
leave Yankton at S:45 p. M, running to
Elk Point and connecting there with
the train from Sioux City. This will
enable parties from Sioux City and all
other points west of there to come t.
Yankton and return the same day. Fare
to Yankton and return one and one
fifth the usual fare for one way.
F. Meistrik, fashionable tailor, keeps
constantly in stock the finest French
and English goods, and the best pro
auctions of home manufacture. Business
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