Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-09

EaGzA In Us,

1t is hoped that this is the clearing up
storm.
Last nights trains were all crowded
with passengers.
The roller rink will be open tonight
and tomorrow night.
R. W. Wneelock, of the Mitchell Re-
publican, who was drawn for a petit
juror, was excused.
Down around Volln's siding the air is
filed with ducks and geese, making a
brief tarry on their n%orthward journey.
Rev. George w. freeman, of Elk
Point, will preach at the Yankton Bap-
fist church next Sabbath. The public
is invited.
April showers are upon us and the
clothing men o display in front OF
their stores gossamers, rubber coats and
umbrellas.
In the case of M. D%emende, for
selling liquor to minors. the court
bound him oyer to appear besoro the
grand jury.
The rain of to-day will hasten the
advent of spring in settling the ground,
which is clear of frost, and in giving
veg etation a start.
VIM. Blatt's grocery is adorned by Q
new and handsome upright case for the
exhibition of canned and bottled goods
1t was constructed by j. t. Coxhead.
With the proviso that the weather il
pleasant this evening, company II vii
drill in the open air on Broadway
Every mar is particularly requested te
be present.
Yesterday mornings Milwaukee train
east bore out of the city, MIR. Three
Lung, alias, Tom Thi, a Chinese vashee
man who has spoiled the linen OF man.
Yankton people OF late.
Remember the delicious hot gem
and biscuits at Dan McDeyitt's Capito
street grocer tomorrow. Made fror
Horsford's baking powder and Yankton'
roller mill -four with shortening.
Operations have begun on the recon
struction of the bridge across the Rhin
on Seventh street. From the appearance
Of the timber we should Judge that til
bridge would bear several times il
weight in live stock.
Byron Mcintyre received intelligenc
to-day of the death of his elder brothe
Ezra McIntyre, who died at his home
Michigan on Sunday last. The decea
ed spent one winter in Yankton abo'
twelve years ago. He is the first Oh
to die of a family of twelve children.
Judge Tripp. in response to the la
yerllke arguments of 8. A. Boyles and
N. True, decided last night to perm
Justice Baker, Of Olivet, to continue
enjoy the perquisites of his office. L
motion of custer against Mr.. Baker v
denied and peace once more reigns
Olivet.
j. A. Danforth, OF Iowa, the owner
considerable business property In va
ton, has purchased the Otto lot
Third street, across the alley fr
schepperhyn's block, aud will cove
With a brick business block during
coming summer. The ground floor
been leased to q grocery firm aud Will
occupied as soon as completed.
The upper story of Norris block
approaching completion. 1t conti
some very desirable apartments.
front and a rear room have been sect
by A. E. Rounds for a photograph
iery and an extensive skyli2ht has !
placed over the rear room, with o
light attachment. The other rooms
the building are suitable for Office
living apartments.
A Santee Indian known as "Hitol
the-Back"' got q boy to buy q barr
SO Of fire water yesterday, and after
ing himself with that liquid and
red paint he announced himself the
mittee on decoration and started o.
paint the town. None OF the police