Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-07
Local.

The hook and ladder company meets
at the truck house for business this eye
ming.
No order has yet been issued by
Judge Trip fer FALLING the luries in the
territorial court for the spring term.
The freight train over the Milwaukee
road vas abandoned to-day because OF
sons needed repairs to the engine.
Six members of the United States
grand jury, mentioned in yesterdays
list, were excused and we elsewhere pub
iish the corrected list.
Tie Methodlsts of Yankton and their
friends will enjoy a social coming to-
gether at Mrs. Harris Third street board
ing house this evening.
In, the district court yesterday
divorces were granted to 81. @. Bicknell,
of ryndail aud DR.. Hall, of Yankton.
Desertiou " IS tie cause in each case.
Messrs. karr & Richey are getting
thsif machinery in place as fast as possl.
BILE and will begin operations on the
new artesian well for the city as soon as
possible.
Horsford's baking powder agent ID in
the city, and will give an exhibition OF
the raising power of that powder, 81
Tom Marshar's store. some dav thif
week.
A meeting of the directors of the
Yankton building ASSOCIATION will be
had aJ Van Antwerp's Office this even
ing for the purpose Of taking applica'
tlons tor loans.
The gentle zephyrs which have beer
blowing 30 long and SO strongly from
the direction OF Bismarck, are now watt
ed to the cold afflicted heads of Yankton
people from the south.
All trains in and out OF the city are
comfortably filed each day. A cen
siderable proportion of the passenger
are court people and Others are strang
ers looking for locations.
JOS. e, Chandler has flung his shingle
( or rather, o whole plat of shingles com
bined, to the breeze announcing himsel
as a dealer In land, loans and law, wit
an Office in Pennington's block.
All the elects Of Mondays cleetlo
will be sworn in at the meeting OF tn
council on Monday evening next. Ih
appointments that are made by tn
council will be made on the first NEE
ing in May.
Lyle brothers, stock raisers an
ranchmen of Nebrasks, passed throug
Yankton this morning having abou
200 head of sheep, which were lake
across the Missouri and driven to I'll
Lytle farm.
The ladles will give Hard Tim
S%ociable" at the Congregational chur'
on Friday evening, April 9th. Supp
to be served from six o'clock until nil
Admission at the door rs cents. Chi
rem Is cents. All are cordially invite
One OF q. w. Whites househe
pets is a dancing dog, which eleva'
itself upon its rear extremlties O
waltzas about t 10 the music of Mi. Whit
NlOllu. LIE uOS 10 " VIC oOioSo ~
breed and is possessed OF unusual
telligence.
We are assured by MIR. Wicker, ag'
for the Northwestern at Yankton, Il
there will be 9 change In the time OF
arrival and departure of that compan
trains, at this station in the near futu
which will be of great accommodate
to ths travelling public.
The board of insanity for Yank
county, consisting Of Coroner Turko
Probate Judge Congleton and E.
Smith, met this morning and inqui
Into the case of q man named X
whom they judged insane, and assig
TO the asylum for treatment.
Two a~cquaintances meet on the ct
and the following dialogue ensues. !
are both afflicted with q severe cold
the head: aDab damp bad day aid
yep. Goo lgot) dab damp 81