Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-10

LDC1LLAgONECS.
The reception at Turner hail occurs "a
8 o'clock this evening.
This evening will be observed at the
rink with a harvest home festival.
The Yankton visitors to the Huron
fair will probably return this evening.
The Milwaukee train from the east
was two hours late last night, caused by
a delay of the train from Sioux Falls al
Elk Point.
The infant child of Mayor and Mrs
o.. b. Harris died to-day. The funeral
will take place tomorrow forenoon at
ten o'clock.
Roadmaster e. T. Potter. OF the North
western. has been appointed euperinten-
dent of construction of the road TO be
built westward from RedfeId.
Yanktonians will be pleased to know
that Jack" Pennington has a good
position or the Minneapolis Evening
Journal and is getting along well.
There will be a meeting of the mems
christian temperance union at the Con-
sregationai church Sunday evening, to
be addressed by Rev. o. f. Clapp.
Mrs. Hugh Gamble received intelli-
gence yesterday of the death of her
mother at Fox Lake, Wisconsin, aged
seventy years. Her death was unex-
pected.
All the eitizsns of Yankton are invited
to be at the Northw estern depot this
evening where the train bearing Con
gresham Hill arrives. He will come at
8 o'clock.
The patients at the asylum enjoyed a
dance last evening. Several visitors
from the city were present. This was
the opening hop Of the asylum fall and
winter series.
Mrs. A. j. Carrier was notified by
telegraph yesterday that her husband
was not likely to live very much longer.
MAJ Carrier is at present in Washington
ID. Q. and the message came from his
physician in that city.
j. A. Danforth has purchased from F.
j. Dewitt the brick two story block
extending westward on Third street
fifty feet from the FIRST national bank.
This gives MIR. Danforth seventy-ive
feet continuous front in that block.
M. P. Bowling the man who q few
months ago opened a market standgSn
Third street, has already nearly COM
pleted a large addition to his business
block. Next year q substantial brick
will grace the ground now occupied by
Mr.. Bowling.
The store which is to be vacated by
Hawley & Colby on Third street has
been rented by the G. A. R. boys, who
will run q restaurant there during the
convention and the Yankton county fair,
The proceeds will sc into tie relief fund
of the Ct. A. r.
Eleven harvest home axcureionists
from the east reached Yankton over the
Northwestern last night. A large num-
Der promise to take advantage of the re-
duced rates during the Yankton county
fair, and come west to see this garden
spot OF the northwest. Yankton county's
1886 fair will be n Of the best exhibits
given i'll the territory this year.
The order has been issued for the ex-
tension OF the water mains from Broad
way westward up Third street to Green
street. From this lain q pipe will be
run TO Schnauber's bottling works and
the brick works on Second street. In
the same order is included q main from
Third street to Second street on Walnut
street, to give Rossteuscher's brewery
access to the water system. Money to
pay for these extensions is advanced by
the parties benefited.
Scotland Citizen: By putting two
and two together the Citizen has son
cluded that trains will be put on the
Mitchell line Monday. A new
time table will be issued Sunday and an
agent has been sent to Trpp to take
charge of the station. These two facts
together with several minor Indications
lead US to believe that trains will ba
running by that date. The train dis.
patcher from Sioux City in reply to q
question asking il trains would be pu.
on Monday said we'd know when the
time card was issued. II trans were
not going to be put on 1t would hays
been much easier to have said 1sNo.'
Anyhow We give our conclusions fdl
what they are worth and our readers car
form their own opinions.
First OF season--Oysters
at Tammen's.