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Salem Pioneer Register: When your
insurance runs out remember the Yank-
ton insurance company takes the lead.
Waterbury News: Insure in the
"Yankton." The best and the cheapest.
Good hard oash paid o7e1 and nc Ioa
keying in case of loss.
Chamberlain Democrat: Mrs. Brush,
of Yankton, who has been visiting for
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright left Monday morning for Kim
bail.
Tyndall Tribune: Mrs. E. M. Coates,
OF Ysnkton. has been a guest at the
home OF John McClain during the past
week. The Yankton flour gives the
best satisfaction.
Tyndall Tribune: The Yankton in
surance company does not exact a chat
tel mortgage on an applicants property,
but is satisfied with a plain promissory
note, and without interest il paid thirty
days prior to maturity.
Hand County Press: Turney M.
Wilkins held the proxies for Hand
county at the Yankton convention that
renominated O. s. Clifford to congress.
Mr.. Wilkins met many old acqnaintences
at Yankton he knew while secretary
and acting governor of the territory.
Trip Budget: A county teachers
institute is being held at Olivet this
week, and a profitable week is undoubt-
eddy being spent by those in attendance.
Addresses are promised from Superin-
tendent Dickson, of Yankton county,
and from Gen. Beadle and Gen. Hugh
j. Campbell, OF YanKtop, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Sioux Falls Argu": Judge Hawkins
received n letter to-day from the Yank.
ton hospital in regard to Mr.. Benjamin
for him there and that he could not, for
that reason, be accommodated. This is
a cause of great regret as Mr.. Vests is
a case of genuine need and the inability
to receive him at Yankton may cause
his family much distress.
Trip Budget: Mr.. B. Macmillan,
late of Colorado is in town. having been
appointed station agent at Trip, in
place of John G. Enkhouse, resigned.
Mr.. Macmillan is q man of a family
and will have the same with him in 9
short time, which will be q valuable ad,
a:.:cc &c the town. Mr.. nkhnn the
retiring agent, returns to Yankton
where his old position is awaiting him
John has made friends while here anG
will be greatly missed.
Parker Press: Wednesday moraiuG
quite an alarming fire occurred at Jas
Hands farm, one-half mile south Of town
One of the little boys was playing will
a Jack-o.lantern, and after lighting it
in a genuine man fashion threw tn,
match down before it went out. Ia bu
a short time the fence, hay stack an,
the grass all around were in q blaze will
the wind right to take it to the house
No one was near to do any thing and W
do not know what would have been tn
result, had not q young lady visitor o
Mrs. HIS, run all the way to town 70
assistance. AS it was the fire was ex
tinguished before any damage was done
Lake Preston Times: While 9
, yankton last week the editor of thi
paper had the pleasure of making man
pleasant acquaintance. Yankton j
one of the incest little cities we hav
visited In the west. With large an
elegant dwellings, beautiful lawns
plenty of large nice shade trees, an
populated with a lively, business-lik
class of people, in fact oil nature seem
to have helped make the appearance c
Yankton an attractive one. The cit
has recovered from the loss OF the terri
torial capital and is again moving or
ward in the steady march of progress
Yankton will always be one of the leat
ing cities of Dakota. We are undo
obligations to Robert w. Burns for favor
extended while in that city, to whom W
shall eve feel grateful.