Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-20

noon, causing him to firmly believe that
ne wal a whole cyclone, and in accord.
ance with that idea he started out to
tear things mp by the roots and the ccps
now have him under treatment.
Among the many ~luxuries that hav.
been brought forth by the fine weather
may be mentioned the rustic chairs and
%settees which held forth in front of San.
born's store all last summer and will be
there throughthe coming warm weather.
This furniture has been repainted and lie
very inviting to the weary.
There arrived in this city at an early
hour this morning fourteen families Of
Russians, emlgrants from Scotland and
vicinity, who are loading their house.
mold goods into Northwestern cars to-
day and will go on that road to Aber.
deem and from there into Campbell coun.
ty, where they will locate along with the
Russian colony which has planted itself
in that county.
Captain Hamiester has divided Com
pany y into three squads, each under
charge OF two non-comnissioned officers,
who will drill their squads on nights set
apart for each detachment, An officer.
non.com, will be at the armory each
night for the purpose of drilling any
who may not be able to attend the reeu-
lar nights. Next week one day will be
set apart as a field day.
At last nights meeting of the city
council a petition was considered ask
ing that the saloons be kept closed on
Sunday. Alderman Brauch moved that
tho proposition be adopted with an
amendment to include in it's provisions
meat markets, barber shops, stores, liv-
cry stables and all business places, and
prohibiting the Northwestern road from
running Sunday trains. In this shape
the motion was adopted.
Superintendent Oliver and Roadmas.
ter Potter, of the Northwestern railroad
company, are in the city to-day for the
purpose OF arranging for laying a side
track to the pork house at or near the
scene of the former troubles. Superin-
tendent Underwood, of the Milwaukee,
was expected this forenoon by a special
train to confer with the Northwestern
officials regarding the crossing matter.
Probably the sidetrack will be- put in
this week.
The city is making a move for the
construction of an iron bridge over the
Rhine near the Milwaukee depot in
place of the shaky wooden structure
over which the buses and baggage
wagons 0 have to travel eight times a
day. There is also a disposition to put
in an iron bridge at the Walnut street
crossing, which would take most of the
travel to the Northwestern depot. Pend.
ing these improvements the Milwaukee
depot bridge will be repaired and
strengthened.
Personal.
NJ. n. Gillette. of Sioux Falls, is il
Yankton to-day.
Marshal Maratta returned last night
from Sioux Falls.
Ed. B. Williams left for Omaha by the
Northwestern this morning.
Fred Schnauber is expected home
from Florida tonight or tomorrow.
A. iStackerl, of Chicago. spent las
night at the Merchants hotel in this city
W. E. Gilbert and James Hopkins, two
Sioux Falls men, are guests OF the Nor
rison.
Miss Eta Stafford went to Calliope
Iowa. this morning for q visit will
friends.
o. NJ. Rostie, of Huron, stopped las
, night with Landlord Wilcox of til,
Morrison.
Jno. NJ. Mcdonald, special agent o
the Milwaukee railroad company, cam
t up last night.
f. s. Lattimer, of Huron. bushes
+ manager of the Dakota Bulletin, is i
Yankton to-day.
: Rev. Jos. Ward, went to Howari
Miner county, on business this morning
over the Northwestern.
e d. P. Wilcox and wife, of the Morr
son house, left for q business trip I
Mitchell. this morning.
SEVERN Anderson and family left thi
morning for New York City, where the
t will take passage for Norway.
d Deputy Marshal Foster, of Chamber
lain, and Smith, of Fargo, left for hon
g via the Milwaukee this morning.
j. 8. Oliver, and E. f. Potter,
9 Huron, are visiting Yankton to-day
2 the interest OF the Northwestern road.
liver Bagstad, of Gayvllle, n OF II
n most successful merchants along tt
e, Milwaukee road, is in Yankton to-da
d Joseph Allen, of Hurley, n OF u
kota's earliest settlers, is visiting
Yankton with his daughter. Walter
q Carr.
John Koran and wife went to Cant
this morning 10 meet Mrs. Horal
al mother, who will visit for some time
~ Yankton.
Judge C.B. Valentine, of Turner cor
60 ty, ex-member OF tbs legislature ant
st former resident OF Yankton, is IN to
ne to-day on legal business.
ut Rev. Charles Herald reached Yankt
ng last evening from Huron, and Wills q
yermillion tomorrow, where he =