Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-05
LOCAL ~LACONFCs.

! Tom Douglas has been employed as
5siliff for the coming term of the United
States court.
Company u drills tonight, after
which comes the regular monthly busi-
ness meeting. Attend.
The hunters who, went out Saturday
report the ponds frozen over and the
ducks gone southwark.
Prof. Donate. and his troupe gave a
performance at Turner hall last night
which maoy citizens enjoyed.
The board OF county commissioners
met this morning and adjourned until
tomorrow without doing any business
man who became rather boisterious
on Capitol street on Saturday was
quietly taken in and cared for by the
off .ers.
Nearly all the Yankton students who
have passed the vacation at their homes
outside. of Yankton will return this
evening.
Election has progressed quietly to-day,
in accordance with Yankton's universal
custom, though much interest has been
manifested.
The Scandinavians of Yankton enjoyed
the dance at Ct. A. II. hall on Saturday
evening immensely. About fifty couples
participated.
DR.. James Roane wishes it under
stood that he does not contemplate re-
moving from Yankton, but will remain
to enjoy the coming boom.
The Northwestern is making no move.
ment towards the extension of Its line
from Yankton. Columbia is its present
scene of activity in Dakota.
An Indian has been arrested neal
Pierre for numbering another Indian
and tbs probability is he will be tried il
the United States court at Yankton.
The Bookings county Sentinel says
General Beadle's recent lecture "furn
ished much food for thought to the in
curing student in history and on thu
whole was u valuable production"
Saturday night the Yankton role
rink was reopened for skating, afte
having been closed for some time. 1
fair sized crowd gathered there and er
ioyed the rollers for two hours or more
Rev. j. I. Shaw delivered the sermo
ct the Congregational church yesterda
morning and Rev. E. @. Norton, III I'll
evening. AT Christ church Rev. S. r.
Hoyt, OF Waverly, Iowa, delivered I'll
morning address.
The United States court will ope
at ten o'clock tomorrow. The prosec
ting attorney sage there is q prospe
Tor a term of fair length, but he cannt
tell what developments will come for
as the term advances.
The superintendent of this division
the Northwestern road is figuring or
new time table, which will inaugurs
the summer arrangement. This arrans
ment will give two through trains
day between Yankton and Chicago.
1t will be we'll to remember that une
thu new time table the morning p
senger train on the Milwaukee roj
leaves at eight O'Clock, ten minu
earlier than under the old arrangeme
The night train from the east yer t
road arrives at $40
.aHlrH
Harry Katz, the old, reliable clott
talks loudly to. the people about
spring stock, aud well he may, for it
GELS anything ever placed before
customers. Harry has won fame 9
wealth by catering to the best tastes
the public and is going ahead on
same solid business platform which
brought them success in the past.
One of Yankton's denim onde, knit
as Black Eyed NelI, became weary
the mp hill work of life yesterday
along in she afternoon started TOW
the Missouri with the intention Of 81
ing off this mortal coil, but o fri
rushed to Che rescue and eueeeede
p~erauading the would.be suicide TO