Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-26

a. ~ lLS tAAb q 1888 wv tP1
Northwestern yesterday, returning last
night with their game bags fall Of fish
aud fowl. They report the Northwestern
as the handiest thing on earth for
eportsmen az its track runs near q NUM-
Der of game haunts, and Che officers OF
the train are very accommodating about
stopping and allowing people to get on
and off.
MIR. A. A. Rounds of Sioux Falls, has
arranged to open o photograph studio
III Yankton in the near future. The To-
cation will be in the Norris block. on
Third street. Mr.. Rounds was formerly
engaged in q like business III Yankton
and his reputation as u photographic
artist is of the best. Yankton can now
pride herself on her photograph gal
leries, which will number three with the
opening of Mr.. Rounds gallery. and
they are all operated by first class
photographers.
Geo. Il. Hand, who returned from q
st. Paul and Chicago trip last nigt, con-
firms the truth OF the statement regard.
ing The amicable settlement OF the cross
ing difficulty, between tho Chicago &
Northwestern and the Chicago & Mil
yankee railroad companies ut this point.
As to whether the crossing OF the Mil
waukee tracks by the Northwestern
company at the point as attempted last
| winter would be made, Mr.. Hand did not
offer any information. except that he did
not know, but there will probably be q
movement of some kind very soon.
Monday morning April 5, 1856. one of
the citizens of Yankton who has been
engaged in the grocery business for the
past three years will leave for Chicago.
and become q knight of the road, and
when e. ]. Porter is seen on our streeta
again it win be as a representative OF
Roper & Baxter, a business house which
has sold goods in this town and
vicinity for a long time through
Mr.. Rob. Baxter, one of the firm. Mr..
Porter is we'll known in this city aud
surrounding country and will ably serve
his new employers. In this new occu.
patton the good wishes Of his Yanktor
friends 20 with him, and we cheer
fully recommend him to the people OF
any city where he may locate.
Another move which Is to be made by
the Milwaukee railroad company, con
corning which there was q rumor cur
rent sometime ago, has Just come tc
light. AZ Utica, in Yankton county, be
tween Lestervills and this city q rail
road station is to be located, q postotfic
established and a town which will d
business for itself will soon spring int,
ex silence. The Scotland train former
ly stopped there OF its trips t
; and from Scotland, but for the pas
year or more nothing has been done t
: better the condition OF the place, an
consequently the tram has passe
! by without stopping. Iu the futul
Utica will be recognized as o station
: reality as we'll as in name.
Hon. f. M. Ziebach publishes hi
r valedictory in the Scotland Citizen of ii
: 18th, abdicatlng the throne in favor
his eldest son., Jacob e. Ziebach. Th
step became necessary when Mr.. Iii
bach accepted the appointment of r
seiver OF the Yankton land district,
the duties of that position will make
necessary that his residence should
hore. During the four and a half yea
which Mr.. ziebach has spel
I'm Scotland as proprietor
the Citizen, that town has grown fro
nothing to be one of the most Houris
IS ing villages in southern Dakota, and II
Citizen, it is generally conceded, b
IS contributed largely to this result. u
v Ziebach has lived IN Yankton a gre
many years and is we'll known to b
n people. His return to citizenship he
N will be gratifying to 5000 of ns, whic
according to the latest school censl
lie takes in the entire population.
at That the building of the Mort
western into Yankton Infused new Ii
r. into a number OF our citizens ID an und
nt puted fact, and among the many W
y. have made improvements IN th
is special lines OF business may be mt
in toned jill. Foskett, dealer IN ia
to machinery. Mr.. Foskett is a man w
works quietly and cautiously and 1t v
a. only alter a careful studyof theprobai
no future of Yankton that he began to ms
he extensive preparations for q large bt
CO. ness, which preparations are q
nearly completed. On the northeast {
nd ner of Fourth street and Douglas aver
10. stands the Foskett machinery warehoi
,1r- which is filed from top to bottom "
ON all the latest improvements IN farm
oli- utensils, This is the lobbing wareho
and contains Mr.. Foskett's of
tes II is also headquarters Tor the b
let ness OF the branch houses at Scotli
nix. and Lesterville. Carloads OF machin
dar are arriving every day and still the
md more to follow. Business is good
promises to be better, causing the
prietor to be in the best of spirits.
-es- Renneued! Renscped!
her Rutland and Beste, have removed t
VAL millinery and dress making estab
nth ment from the old location on Wa
and street, to the corner of Third and
nut opposite the First National ban