Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-12
all christians without respect to church

all christians without respect to churcl
is requested.
When the water was turned iuto tn
reservoirs Saturday night it was fount
that the artesian we'll will force two solit
six inch streams forty feet high, while
third SIX inch stream discharges from
the waste pipe. We are shouting som
about that well.
Last Saturday a black and tan dog
belonging to Amy Leslie bit T. S
Dickson aud Gen. Dewey severely and
attempted to bite other persons. To,
day Gen. Dewey made complaint and
a warrant was issued for the arrest oil
the owner of the dog.
And the smell of the creamery is
heard In our land, and becomes louder
and louder. Also the kicks of the people
who are compelled to visit the lmmedi-
ate neighborhood of the aforesaid
creamery. Who is responsible for this
nuisance? is the question.
'ASSohDAh P1A alo bSGO SttSIsh2 HlJA
the owners OF the Hussey property in
this city. From the correspondence the
inference is drawn that the eastern men,
should they get the land, will begin at
once the cultivation of tobacco, and their
first improvement will be an artesian
well.
Mrs. +. Casteiberger was before Judge
Congletcn to-day charged with whip
ping some children belonging to g.
Weddell. The kids had bothered the
woman considerably with their tongues
and she took the case into her own
hands. She was found guilty but
sentence was suspended.
This morning Byron M. Mcintyre
swore out a warrant before Judge
CongletoD against the Standard theatre
company, charging that organization
with desecrating the Sabbath day in
giving on entertainment last night. The
Turnverein society, of Yankton, in whose
hall the entertainment was held last
night, stood security for the troupe,
which went to Huron this morning.
Our street commissioner is killing two
birds with n stone while fixing up the
approaches to the recently built bridges
in the city. The earth for SAID ap-
proaches is being taken from Main
street near the crossing of the two rail-
road tracks and as this thoroughfare is
used . considerably, the cutting
down of the hill will be q big improve
ment, as the road has heretofore been
one sided and full of ruts.
Mormann's II McDevitt's Capitol
street improvement, when completed
give eighty.three feet front of solid
brick, eighty feet deep and two stories
high. Norman is pushing his part of
the work and McDevitt Will follow.
When these buildings are completed
there will be two hundred and thirteen
feet of solid brick along the east side of
Capitol street southwark from Third,
including Bruce's and Oh ow's property.
A woman, name and place of location
unknown, who has been wandering
about the city for several days and is
supposed to be insane, was taken in
by Sheriff Brennan this afternoon
and the insanity board is examining Ter
case. She says she is travelling for her
health and also that, having heard of
the %discoverer of Yankton, she came up
here to see him. She must be looking for
Jim Witherspoon.
Mrs. Smith, who, according to her
own story has travelled over considera-
BILE of creation and part of Canada,
struck Yankton to-day AMI by
actions gave some people
the impression that she was a subjectfor
the asylum. Consequently the board of
insanity examined her but she was
found perfectly sane, and to
to-morrow's train will bear her away to
her son, William Day Smith, who lives
in iowa.
On Saturday night a fair audience
greeted the Standard theatre company
at Turner hall in their rendition of
"Pecks Bad Boy and last night the
Mountain Pink" was presented to the
best audience of the week. The new
people arrived on Saturday night. and
the Standards went to Huron this
morning reinforced and better able to
cater to the tastes of the theatre going
public than ever. They will probably
visit Yankton again very soop, and then
something better may be expected of
them.
The gravel train which has been at
work on the line OF the Northwestern
between IYankton and Centreville dur
ing the present summer, was ordered sus-
pended on Saturday and yesterday went
back to Huron without having finished
hauling the gravel needed in and about
the Yankton yards. 1t is understood by
employees of the road that improve
ment work on all sections of the North.
western companJ's road has been sus-
pended for this year, on account of the
poor o1tlook for a large grain crop ia
central and north Dakota. However all
the road between Yankton and Centre
vile has been ballasted and is,much I'M
proved thereby.
What is supposed to have been q
genuine case of hydrophobia is reported
from the north..side this morning. A