Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-19
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One Of the newly installed alderman
was talking yesterday about q change in
the officers appointed by the council to
I'LL several of the city offices and he de-
liyered himself of the opinion that there
would be o general change. The pres
emit force olaincumbents he says have
given good satisfaction but a change is
often beneficial.
A number of the cigar dealers of Yank-
ton are driving equines attached to bug
gies that were presented to the said
cigar dealers when they had purchased
two thousand cigars of an eastern firm.
The vehicles are probably Of the zone
boss shay" style, and will go to pieces
all at once when the proper time comes
which does not appear to be far off.
Deputy United States Marshal Fos-
ter of Chamberlain, returned on Satur-
day evening from a trip to st. Lawrence,
Hand county, whittier he went after a
man named Henry Gerhart, who was
indicted by the late grand jury for
selling liquor at wholesale without gov
eminent license. Mr.. Gerhart gave
bonds in the sum of $500 for his ap pear
ance when wanted.
Last night in the Germania house
George Kaiser fred a revolver at Paul
Hamann, but without effect. There was
no provocation except that Hamann was
teasing Kaiser about young lady and
the latter became excited and shot. No
proceedings were taken, Mr.. Hamann
not caring to make any trouble about
the affair. Kaiser was taken to his
home in the country this afternoon.
His mind is unbalanced.
j. j. McCullom, one of Bon Homme
county's solid men, who was in town
Saturday, vas q soldier in a Missouri
regiment during the war. During his
term of service he was taken prisoner.
but was offered his liberty if he would
take off his hat and hurrah for jeff
Davis. Mr.. McOullom declined this OPP
portunity to secure his freedom, prefer
ing a rebel prison pen to the utterance
OF a disloyal sentiment.
The first of the many brick buildings
to be erected in Yankton this summe 10
about to DO commenced and regarding
the dimensions of the same we CLEAN
the following from Mr.. Danfortb, the
builder: The structure will be 80
by 25 feet in size, two stories high, with
q basement. The lower room has al.
ready been rented and the offices in TIE
second story have been spoken for. Ar
chitect COLBY is at work on the plaEs.
L. digger. the general agent of the
Yankton Insurance company for this
section, returned on Saturday evening
from q business trip into Hutchinson,
Turner and Bon Homme counties, which
was very profitable. He reports the
farmers all busy with their spring work,
and not much inclined to discuss insur-
anoe. The grass on the prsirios, he =ays,
is we'll started, and the country is gem
orally looking we'll.
f. d. Adams, route agent in southern
| Dakota for the American Express COM
pany, in his recent visit to Yankton
made arrangements whereby express
matter will be received by that company
on the noon train into Yankton over the
Northwestern every dey, beginning on
Wednesday next. A messenger will be
lust on the run, and the regular
amount of business done. Postmaster
Palmer has been trying to secure o mail
on the same train for several days past,
but without success.
Karr & Richey are industriously at
work on the new sStAslan we'll for the
city and the drill 10 tonight about d
hundred feet down and is working liz
chalk rock. The first 125 feet is to be
cased with ten inch pipe, then will come
500 feet of seven and fve-eighth inch, te
be followed by as much six inch pipe as
is needed. Mr.. Richey thinks they vii
have the we'll completed in q month AND
he hopes to hit the Fort Randall flow
which gives a pressure of 2l0 pounds t.
the square inch.
The installation OF the newly elected
officers of De olay commandery No.
Il. T., occurred at the Masonic hall or
Saturday evening last. The ceremonies
were of a private nature and those 81
knights present are not at all talkativ
on what occurred, sexcept that the So:
sion was pleasantly spent. The follow
ing is a list of the officers installed: +
To-, D. F. Etter; g, e. G.. Smith; O.. g
~. G. Chandler; P, G.. P, Dorsett; y. W
sIG, w. Hand; ]. w, A. 3. COLBY; RI
corder, W. b. Dean.
The following lat Of services has bee
made for the coming weeks obsefvant
: in Christ church,: Celebration OF tb
holy communion, daily at 7:30 a. u
Morning prayer every day exceptin
Good Friday, at IL a. m, Eyenln
PRAYER at 4:80 p. m. On Good Frids.
: morning prayer at 9 a. m. Preachin
\ of tho cross from IL m. to 8 p. m. East
day, early communion at 7:3O q. I
q Morning prayer and second celebrate
at IL q. m. Children's service at 8 p ;
Evening service at 7:30. The chur'
, members are reminded that q spec
n Easter collection will be taken up.
Yesterday was celebrated by t