Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-16
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Fred Donaldson is receiving hi
winter stnok of groceries.
Tho first slanghtering of hogs of the
season occurred at the pork house thls
afternoon.
Beach and Bowers minstrel troupe
will give entertainments in Yankton on
Nov. 18th and 30th.
An aaction sale of live stock and farm
implements will take place al McEwlian's
farm two miles north of Gayville on
Friday the 18th inst.
From several residences in the CITY
To-day, volumes OF blue smoke have
arisen. The man OF the house was
r%emafkiug that the lady of the house
had neglected to have the stoves put up
earlier.
The Grand Army camp fire has been
postponed on %account.o the storm until
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock if the
weather favorable. Keep your pork and
beans for the occasion, when a grand
rally will be made.
There is a rumor in Sioux City that in
about two week the Chicago, Milwaukee
y st. Paul will put on a passenger train
from Sioux City to Mitchell and that 1t
will be q mail train, taking the mail
agent from the Yankton run to run OBJ.
posite q second man.
The Aristonians, the young ladies'
literary society OF Yankton college, have
finally concluded that visitors may be
admitted to the weekly meetings OF the
society, and on Friday next it Is expec
that the Aristonian assembly rooms
will be- crowded with visitors.
The man who by mistake carried off a
grip from the Morrison house which did
belong to him will return the same
will confer a favor upon q. @. Nor
row, of Chamberlain. The grip contains
important papers, of value to no one else,
and three bottles of whisky which MIR.
had taken from Indians which
to be used as evidence against the
man who sold it to them.
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Congregational church gives it's annual
fair at j. Q. McVay's residence on FRI
day evening next, The event will be
decidedly oriental, arrangements having
been made for importing a number of
young Japanese ladies, who will attend
TO the wishes of the visitors to the fair.
The WALLPAPERS orchestra, a newly organ.
lied musical society of Yankton collage,
has been engaged at a fabulous price TO
music.
The democratic collector of internal
evenu for the district of Nebraska and
Dakota has re-appointed General j. b.
Dennis, of Yankton, q deputy for the
south half of Dakota. This is q high
compliment from a democratic official
and gives evidence that General Dennis
is a valuable servant of
the government. Judge L. e. West,
formerly Of Yankton, has been re !
appointed deputy collector for the
northern half of Dakota-another good !
appointment.
DR.. Miller, of WATERFOWL, who was for
many years q resident of Yankton but
was compelled to quit his practice here
and go away some three years g on
account OF failing health, has been tarry.
ing with US for o week past. The doctor,
who always tells the truth and keeps his
conscience clear, says Yankton is the
city in Dakota and expresses o
determination to again make it his home
at no distant day. The improvements
which have taken place since he left here
are a matter of profound establishment
to him as well as q delight and he says
the people of our city are to be CON
graduated over their remarkable pro-
gress in a few short years.