Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-05

ohu as ho timS 10 given loT inc pas
senRers to get supper they would. tax
advantage of q lunch counter.
About the Goth of this month H. A
Schoregge, Yankton's old time con
fectioner and baker, will open o store 70
the sale of o select stock of confectlonel
and fancy groceries in his Third stree
building. Mr.. Sohoregge says tina
although bis experience with liquo.
dealers as tenants has been limited q,
well as entirely satisfactory still in th,
future 40 whisky shall be sold on hi,
premises.
The intersection of Third and Capito
streets has been named swine corner
and Frank Hefner is known to every
body as an old land mark of that locality
He assureda reporter to-day that
would be on hand for some time to COL
and that he still dealt in pork on t.
hoof. The season for the opening of
Yankton hog market is near at h, g
and an increase over last years busine
Is promised.
The Pacific Mutual telegraph co
pany. in consideration of q guarantee
$4,000 worth of telegraph business
twenty-five per cent less than exist
rates, has agreed to extend Its line frt .
Omaha to Sioux City. From Sioux Oh
to Yankton is only silty-four miles an
to secure q commercial wire, which L
Western Union declines to put in, va
might guarantee something to t
n, ific Mutual for an extension.
The Philomathean society of Yank
college held IN interesting meeting
the college last evening, at which ii
a programme of entertaining %selectit
was rendered. An extempore bv j
Morris on fishing, an grafton by Art!
D. Loffler on Alexander Hamilton q
the reading of the Philomathean Revi,
by the editors, Wilder and Nash, We.
on the above named programme
Norris extempore on fishing gave ev'
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dent had "ketched some fish" in his day
A. D. LaDue, of Milwaukee, one I.
the head attorneys for, the Chicagc
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad who W..
IN the city last night, in conversaticl
| with a Press and D%akotaian man spok,
very enoouragingly of Yankton's future
saying that the constructing aud oper
ating of the Mitchell-Scotland roo,
drew more travel this way, and gave u
railroad facilities which no other city il
Dakota enjoyed. He spoke of tb
Fountain City a5 tho Dakota tow
which bis company recognized as
coming business & r"2r, and such word
from such a MAJ taic not without thei
effect.
A year ago Miller's lake, in the Utic
neighborhood of Yenkton county. was
pular resort for Yankton fisherme
and fsherwomen, but with last winter
frigidlty it's glory began to depart. Th
fish within the leks were frozen. Th
lake is now slowly disappearing. Thi
body of water appeared with the food
of the spring of 1881 and was we.
stocked with large sized fish from til
beginning of Its existence up to lns
winter. As it has no outlet or inlet th
ishy part of the sudden appearance {
the lake has been the subject of muc
discussion. In a few years the lake wi
be no more unless another food seaso
comes to its rescue.
Hacker & Grebe. the leading an
popular cutters and filters of oil ii
latest and nobbiest styles of gentlemen
business suits, dress suits, fall an
winter overcoats and every otht
outer garment that O fashion
able gent is supposed to requir
desire to call the attention of the pab.
to their elegant stock OF fall goods iu
received. They have everything n
and nice, all the latest patterns and u
signs in suitings, tweeds, chevloj
homespun, plaids, stripes and chec6
Also, all of the finer qualities to suit II
beau, the business boomer and Il
bridegroom. Hacker and Grebe ha'
been long established in business in th
city and are we'll known for their III
Brightness and fair dealing. They qua
antee to fit and suit their customers al
solicit an early call. No trouble to sho
goods.
Martin & Anderson have secured u
agency of the Tuerk Moaol water pow
and are prepared to place them or
warrant them to run from a to Is Fl
For sewing machine use, this Mo
is the boss. A lady whose health "
not permit her to use a sewing machit
can accomplish double the amunt
sewing a person can in perfect heait
Over two-hund.ed Motors Of 9th
/, makes have been taken out and replac
!, with Tuerk Morton.
MARTIN 4 ANDERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
Walnut Street. Yankton.
A portion of our citizens who are usi
the
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