Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-21

| John l. Oassel, James Ourrie, j Twomly,
John Montgomery, j Dougherty,
| VIM. Mckenzie, James Francis, } b
| Warren, George. Becker. Roger Allen,
Thomas Smith, VIM. Layeile. Yorkey
| represents the entire delegation in the
convention.
Walworth-G H Cory, N g Parker.
Yard
Wells
Yankton-N Edmunds, B S Williams,
ID A Potter, j L Pennington, J Il
| Gamble, A l. PETER, L Howard, Thore
! Gunderson, w 81 MoVay, Jacob Hanson.
Instructed for Clifford.
Semi-LocaI Clippings.
Deadwood Pioneer: Dol. John Law.
renee made o rich strike in the Detroit
mine, Ruby.
Sioux Valley News: Filing Opsal
has Just received another carload of the
Justly celebrated Yankton flour.
Tyndall Tribune: Mrs. Nichols is
now settled with her husband, who at
last reports was feeling q little better.
Sioux Falls Press: Yankton's electric
light scheme has fallen through because
| the city council refused to give a special
franchise to the company.
Sioux City Times: Yesterday the boat
Senator came down from Yankton and
landed at the foot of Pearl street. The
boat will be used in the sand trade.
Huronite: Hon. Geo. FL. Hand begins
to be mentioned as o candidate from
the Yankton district. Beadle would be
glad to see him in the body next winter.
Bismarck Tribune: And the
electric light scheme in Yankton has
fallen through. Indeed there must be q
sorry state of affairs in the ancient cap
ital.
Elk Point Courier: The Yankton
Fair and Driving Park Association has
our thanks for q complimentary ticket
to their annual fair which is to be held
at Yankton, Sept. 20, % and Oath insts.
Parkston Advance: Judge Trip is a
man looking out for the interests Of
the people. He informed Jurors if their
names were called and they were moi in
the court room to answer, they would
lose the pay for that day.
Mitchell Republican: There is q moye-
mept on foot in the Yankton district
to send Hon. Geo. III. Hand to the legis'
lature... The commissioners of insanity
have concluded to send Gus Curley, the
insane man, to the Yankton insane
asylum the fore part Of next week.
Wakonda Independent: Conductor
Anderson, who has run the accommo-
dalton train between Yankton and
Centrevilie for shree months past, has
been transferred to the main line, and q
Mr. Tower takes his place. mr. Henderson
was q very genial and obliging official
and his many friends regret to lose him
......We are in receipt OF q compliment
tary ticket to the Yankton county fair
to be held az Yankton September 22nd
23rd and 24th.
Scotland Citizen: The telegraph line
being put up along the Scotiand-Mit
ell extension and the Douglas county
branch is owned and controlled by tine
Milwaukee company, and is not a part O
the Western Union. Under these or
cumstances a message sent from any OF
the stations on these lines will be snbject
to o double tariff. For instance a mes
sage sent from Trip to Yankton vii,
cost fifty cents, each company taking
twenty-five cents.
Tyndall Tribune: Bon Homme coun.
TVS celebrated bond case has been con
tinued to the next term Of court. Notice
has been given of o motion for a change
OF venue. Judge Trip has declined tc
either consider sach q motion or to- try
the case on the ground that he had here
tofore been retained in cases where the
subject matter ct this case was con
sidered.. Mons Of the tax payers of the
county would object to Judge Tripr
trying the case. Now the case is liable
to go nobody knows where and oul
chances ale in no wise enhanced.
C~entreyille Index: The Index office
acknowledges q pleasant visit from
Judge Campbell, Gov. Zelbach
and Alderman Piles, of Yankton,
last Friday while waiting for the
train from the north on which Senator
Hill arrived. We were just going to press,
and the governor who is o disciple of
Faust, pulled" the press as in days OF
yore. to the delight Of his friends.....
Conductor Anderson, of the Yankton
branch, has been discharged and hired
ever agais. He is nav punching tickets
on the train between Huron and Tracy.
Mr.. Lewis Tower has charge of the
Yankton accommodation.
Aberdeen Republican: Special Agent
Augustus High has been ordered to
Valentine, Nebraska. The name Of his
successor here has not yet been
announced. Mr. High has proved an
efficient agent in the interior department
and has made so good a record that he
is promoted to o larger field with more