Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-25

factory will materializs.
Yhe Freie Pfesse Office fixtures have
been moved from the Wetter building
on Douglas avenue to the WeDzlah
brick on Broadway. The new proprie,
tor will enlarge the business portion OF
he establishment, and do job work and
deal In legal blanks.
G.. d. Brigham the gentlemen Who ha
represented the Haines Brothers piano
company in this city for the past weel
has entertained divers crowds OF Yank-
ion people in J.. T. Wagoner'a musa
sfase To day by his skill Us a pIgus
" g cham plays e2pertiy on the plailo,
Ine Chautauqaa recognition service
70 be held &c the Baptist chapel Tues
day Sept. 28th,w VII also include the grad.
uating exercises OF the class Of sc. All.
those who ure thinking OF taking up the
Ohautauqua course the coming year are
especially invited to be present and al
others that Will. AZ the close of tie
ervice the annual election Of officers
viii take place.
Miss Marietta Russell, one Of the
walters in the Morrison house dining
IIoom, was badly scalded about the arms
aud body yesterday by the oyertarniDg
of a kettle Of boiling coffee. Miss
Russell 10 unable to be about to-day
because Of The accident,
Rev. r. NJ. DolliYer, formerly of the
yankton Methodist church, Is 30 be
married on the 18th Of next month to
Miss MaryeIle Barrett, OF Spring Valley,
OHIO. Mr.. Deliver is now living at
Cherokee, Iowa, where he will De sat
hons with his bride after October 20ba.
Pilgrims from Mitchell say that the
people Of that burg are buokiing on their
armor for their legislative fight for the
Tie Uaitsd States court now located al.
Yaukton. Oar CITY will need to send
aIator VINO possesses a spinal column
.l5 honesty. And be shout be o resi-
sut Of the city.
The big foot prints on Third street
sidewalks which appeareo last night
we're designed as 40 advertisement for
Dudley, Riobey & Gross. They we're ao-
oompanIed by appropriate directions bat
some ono followed the artist aud paint
ed out the lettering and now there is a
reward cffoIea for The discovery of the
offender.
Tomorrow the foQrth quarterly meet
ing of this conference yeas will be held
in the IA. e. church. The pastor win
preach at IL o'clock. Love feast immedi
ateIY after the sermon. a eight O'Clock
il the evening Presiding Elder Hart
sough will preaoh. Following The sermon.
the sacremen5 Of cur Lords supper will
be administered. a general invitation
is extended to the public by the pastor,
One of tho amusing Incidents Of the
fair yesterday was witnessed under a
Ssns wherein tt5s wheel Of fortune and 8
c~huck-a-luok game wore the attractions.
= man well known in Yankton stood
looking on al others aAo we're triaing
with fortunes proxies il the shape Of
ivory chips. The man had fingered
runud the tent for several hours and he
seemed to banker after q little experience
with a game OF chance. Ha left the tent
and came back agaia and again and
finally be drew from his pocket a silver
quarter and placed 1t on the oil cloth,
Ne won and be agsln, and againhe Won.
So it went until he had swtGdlea those
poor gamblers oat OF o dollar sud 6tEg
cents. Then he went a"ay, was lost 10
the crowd and was gone FOR halt an hour.
when he r~eappeared and began playing
again, This time he lost and after tic
combination had euchred him out Of two
silver dollars, he jumped the game two
dollars out of pocket.
a lady remarked the other day thaI
the makers OF premium lists for moderr
fairs are several generations behind the
times in the domestic department. She
said the list OF articles asked for by TIA,
> premium list usually included those
made. III our grandmother days aud
omitted most of the modern inventions
: over which women exercise their in
, dustry and ingenuity. Ia her opinion
national commission for the revision 0
premium lists would prove adyantageou
to fair associations. In the same con
. neetion o gentleman caller remarke,
9 that ladies living in the country patron
izea fairs for the sake of seeing VIVA
: there is IN the domestic Department.
: They have enough of big pumpkins an
overgrown beets at home and a deartl
of the little ~luzuries Of the ornamenta
n department. Consequently q feic with
feeble domestic department does nc
t. draw we'll from the country. These tw
opinions may prove of some value.
q Hacker & Grebe. the leading an
10 popular cutters and filters of ali Ii
le latest and nobbiest styles of gentlemen
business suits, dress suits, fall an
m winter ~oyercoats and every 9th,
at outer garment that q fashion
It. able gent is supposed to reQuir
n desire to call the attention OF the publ
to their elegant stock OF fall goods ju
sal received. They have everything ne
r. and nice. all the latest patterns and d
he signs in cuttings, tweeds, chevlot
on homespun, plaids, stripes and checL
Also, all of the finer qualities to suit t