Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-26
to be laid during the coming summer on

to be laid during the coming summer on
this piece of road.
That man now lii Chicago VIII
prophesled ten days OF storm in the
latter part of April evidently knew
whereof he talked, il to-day's unpleas-
antness In this section is to be counted
for anything.
Chaa. 81. Taylor, of Iowa, is in Yank-
ton to-day and will begin Immediate ar
rangements for opening a business col.
lege. MIR. Taylor. has had long expert
ence in teaching in that line and as he
comes highly recommended we bespeak
for him success in the enterprise.
Within the past week $1,000 apple
trees have been planted on the Rice
farm near Gaygille. Mr.. Rice, who is in
the nursery business at Omaha, has sew
eral farms upon which he grows his
stock and is preparing to make his
Yankton county farm one of special at
tention.
AS an Easter Offering the young ladies
of Annie Bakers class at the Methodist
church gave al outfit of velvet contribu-
ton boxes. The young ladies of st. Agnes
class of Christ church, Mrs. J. T. COX
head teacher, added to the altar a pair of
handsome brass vases as their Easter
Offering to the church.
Yankton bound travellers reaching
Sioux CITY Saturday night can now
come forward to their destination Sun
day morning. A train leaves Sioux City
at4:35 in the morning and goes to Alton,
, where it connects with the west bound
> train over the Northwestern. At Cen
~trsville the Yankton Sunday train is
waiting. II reaches this city at ten in
the morning.
Yesterdays rain storm developed last
night into a furious winds and has ex-
tended its operations throughout to-day.
There was q furry of snow this morning
and the promise nov is that with the
clearing up will come a frost. Fruit
growers are full OF anxiety over the
/ prospect, as the fruit buds are well ad.
vanced and in a condition to be des.
troyed by a freeze.
The Stewart company of concert sing.
ers we're favored with q large audience al
the Methodist church Saturday night
and the entertainment was highly graft
! flying to the audience. Several of the
singers have before visited Yanktor
with the troupe known as the Tennss
~seeans and have an old time popularity
IS among our people. The Methodist
h realized a good profit from the concer
and their patrons were we'll pleased will
their investments.
The pleasure of Easter celebration il
n Yankton was marred by the inclemenc.
of the weather, but those of our peopl
who ventured out of doors to attent
3services held in the different churche
: were amply repaid for their trouble. A
all the places of worship in the cit.
preparations had been made for o glori
Gus tribute of praise to the risen LORD
+. and the ram did not In the least detrac
. from the beauty of the floral decora
: tions, the %eloquence of the preachers, 0
z voices of the singers.
3 The Vermillion Plain Talk a y tina
. @. d. Shull, of that city, learned Will
east lately that 'the Milwaukee CON
r pany intends to take up all the track o
4. the Missouri bottom from Sioux City t
Yankton and place it along the edge
the blntf." This not seem like q pract
cable move on the part of the ~railroa
company. 1t would be fully as exper
sive as to build a new road, as the iro
between the two points named woul
" not be laid again if taken up. 1t is ligt
~ iron and has seen its best days. IT
OF Eden project is much more feasible tina
70 this.H
ls, Gravel trains and laborers are no
engaged every day ballasting the trae
OF the Northwestern extension I'M
}Yankton, stripping the bark from I'll
~. ties and taking the kinks out OF the rail
From Centreville to Turkey creek tt
earth filing has been placed bstwet
lal the ties snd this side OF Turkey creek ii
gravel ballast has been deposited ov
ire several miles of the road. A side track
ve- being built from Volin's station to
bluff alongside Kaucher's mill and tt
bluff will yield gravel sufficient to b.
last the entire piece of ne
road. Carpenters are at work tod
Jul putting in a temporary bridge acre
or Turkey creek SO the side track can
iextended into this gravel pit. AS rap1
Sc ly as possible the road bed of the {
ltn tension will be made solid.
:, Come in and See
the piles and bundles of new goods
:" Jour store.
100 pieces new style ginghams.
100 patterns in lawns.
200 new style prints.