Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-29

monious on the local market til.
season.
It was reported on the streets las
night that the Chicago Milwaukee s. s
Paul company had ordered trains t
begin running from Sioux City {
Mitcheil, via the new line, on Supda,
next, although no time card has bee
isFued yet. It IS said there val! be tw
trains a day, each way, between Mitchell
and Sioux City.
"know rode hear" This Is the war;
ing which the driver of a team receive
If he endeavors to guide his eqaine
between two buildings on the way t.
the Milwaukee depot, and at a poin
where the road is some fifty feet wide
and is plenty marked. The warning i
artistically painted on o quarter Of
small single and every man who passeI
that way sees it not.
Captain Robert WATSON, of the ferry
boat Senator, who returned to Yankto1
last night, said to o reporter to-day tina
the Senator was tied up at Sioux City
that the boat had never gone past tina
city down river and that she would re
turn to Yankton in q short time. Since
her arrival at Sioux City she has beer
engaged IN carrying sand from a pit
about thirty-fve miles up the river tc
Sioux City, where the sand is being dis.
tributed yer the streets.
Ed. Iverson and B. B. Moss are both
on the track in opposition to Fred KIM
Gel for the republican nomination for
sheriff. CHRIS. Hage seems to be tie
only aspirant for county clerk, Herman
Ellerman meets with no contestant for
sheriff and e. 81. Van Antwerp and
Peter Royem are both reaching for the
office of register OF deeds. For Judge of
probate no opposition to Judge Congle-
ton has developed. Il. s. Dickson is
in the field for superintendent of schools,
with General Bo.dle as an aspirant for
the same place.
To-day j. O. Norman, the Capitol
street hardware man, begins moving a
complete and entirely nav stock of goods
into the new and substantial brick build
ing which is aow receiving the finish
ing touches. Mr.. Norman IN the last
week has received two car loads of the
very best cooking ard heating stoves
and he is of the opinion that his new
stock will bear the closest inspection.
About the last of this week he will be
entirely settled in the new quarters and
at home therein tc any of his friends
after October first.
On Saturday last II. r. Jencks u Son,
who Fave been at work for some time
past in an artesian we'll hole at the farm
of j. A. Pierson, on Smutty Bear bottom,
a flow OF fine water at o depth of
$40 feet. Theshole is two inches in d.
ameter and the force is sufficient to
throw a stream of water about nineteen
horizontally from the mouth of the
pipe. Mr.. Pierson has needed a supply
of water of this kind for his cattle for
several years and he regards this as a
God send in every particular. He re.
CARDS the Jencks method of well making
as the very best.
Mr.. Alderman, president of the
Alderman Nursery company, of Turner
has been spending the day in
Yankton. The Alderman nursery and
Alderman orchard is one of the most
extensive fruit and nursery farms in the
sLt is situated near Parker,
and the orchard alone comprises 143
acres. The Alderman exhibit at the
territorial fair, in Huron, carried off all
thu premiums, and the judges and many
spectators claimed that it was one of
the most varied and complete ever
shown at q fair. Mr.. Alderman will
probably WI Yankton county this
winter in the interest of his business.
During yesterday fifty teams crossed
on the ferry boat Josie L. K. These
were all the teams of Nebraska farmers
who came to Yankton to sell their
products and purchase merchandise.
The farmers of Nebraska express intense
ove- the excellent ferry
privileges afforded under Captain Lar
management, and their satisfaction
is a cause Of qualification to the people
Of Yankton, who have made q variety of
expensive experiments to accomplish
the result brought about by CAPTAIN
Larson and his boat. There is now no
waiting at the landings. One passenger
is as good as q load with Captain Larson
and whenever he sees a chance to help q
pilgrim on his way the nose of the
nImble Josie l.. K. is pointed in that
direction. The boat Is making money
and u Nebraska neighbors are satisfied
with the ferry service.
Money to loan on real state or chatte
security. E. FL. VAN ANTWERP,
Abstract Office.
A full line of fall and winter hats,
fancy velyets and trimmings in all
shades; tips and fancy feathers in great
variety; wool AMI silk yelling, gloves,
mits, etc., Ladies are kindly requested
to call n examine. No trouble to
show goods at rutland & BEsTE's.
One Car Load OF 5 and 10 cents
goods just received and for sale on FL