Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-08

half on Cedar street, and will erect
large warehouse sometime during tb,
coming summer. MIR. Wynn's business
Is rapidly picking MP, aud his goods ar,
distributed all ov-r the Territory.
A farmer fr, III the Nebraska tide q
the river, who wus III town to-day, soy,
he passed a large force OF surveyors
running a railroad line toward Yanktor
from the south. They were about clever
miles from this city when seen and nert
working from the Harrington direction
The Methodist church sociable at Mrs
Harris rooms last evening was a yer,
pleasant affair. There was a good at.
tendance and the receipts We're salts
factory. Vocal music was one of the
pleasant features of the occasion. Rev
Mr. and Mrs. Hsger aud Mr.. and Mrs
Andrus acted as reception committee
Jacob Kastleberger who died at the
Sioux Falls p~enitentiary some days age
had a pardon application pending at
the time of his death. Friends IN Miner
county were interceding in his behalf.
with Phil K. FauIk of this city as
counsel. Since his incarceration lin the
penitentiary his wife has obtained a
decree of divorce.
The Yank,on loan and building asso-
STATIONS held a meeting at L. Fl. Van
Antwerp's office last night and applica.
tlons for loans were received. Ct. BurRi
was fortunate in securing a oar of $500
with which he will Immediately begin
the building of Is residence Oh Sixth
street near Wslnut. Every month finds
tha association in better circumstances
and the stock is rapidly being taken.
By way of a recommendation for the
flour manufactured by the roller mills
~Yankton, we refer the public to Mr.. Geo.
Is. Fife, who is in the city, engaged in
advertising Prof, Horseford's baking
powder, who has always used the flour
made at Minneapolis, in baking biscuits,
gems &c. Mr.. Fife snys that the Excel
sior brand made at Yankton excels even
the superlative, OF Miuneap oils.
Martin & Anderson, Yankton's so.
ahead foundrymen AMI machinistp, be-
gan to-day the building of a brick sddi-
ton to their already large building on
Walnut etreet. The new structure will
be of Yankton pressed brick, 40z40 feet
in size, 9ne story high, with an iron roof,
and equipped with all modern foundry
conveniences. The business of this
Arm has SO increased that they are
forced to make several changes.
About forty Of the friends of Mr.. Wal
ter Dean assembled at his residence
last evening in response to invitations
issued by Mrs. Dean. 1t was the oc
caslon of their fifth wedding anniver.
sary, and was a complete surprise to Mr..
Dean. A most enjoyable evening was
spent and the host expressed much
pleasure and qualification over the hap
by remembrance. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
arc among our best citizens aud have
of friends.
An indictment was returned by the
grand jury last fall against L. W. Sea
man, OF Tyndall, an old and respected
citizen OF this section of county. The
case was put cver. Mr.. Seumsn has
been in Yankton for the past week in
readiness for trial under the expeuse of
keeping his witnesse s here, and now the
government wants to put the case off
another year. Mr.. Seaman is prepared
to go to trial and is Inconvenience by
having to remain so long away from
home, as his duties re jnire his attention