Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-30

prouSub d Guhng5. ISt tEe comPaileoA
is not all in California's favor.
Governor Zlebach and Colonel Chand-
Ter are busy to-day taking an inventory
of the land office effects and on Thurs
day morning the governor will be in
stalled as receiver of the Yankton land
office. His family will remove to Yank-
ton shortly and will be domiciied in the
cid Ziebach residence on Pine street.
Colonel Chandler is perfecting arrange
ments for business and will enter i'm
mediately upon an active career upon
his personal responsibility.
G. A. Archer, Of the firm of Archer &
Howe, of Dayton, Ohio, linseed oil maui
u%facturers, who has been in Yaukton a
couple of days, has decided to make our
city the fax purchasing and oil selling
headquarters of his firm for this section
of southern Dakota and northern Ne
braska. He will erect, with IS little de-
lay as. possible, a large warehouse, which
will be used as a storage place for oil
End for fax seed. This firm may eventu-
ally erect an oil mill in our city.
The meeting of company q last night,
at the armory, was not as well attended
as it should have been, which ls
not very encouraging, as the encamp-
ment will come early this year and the
Edgerton guards want to hold to the
%laurels they now possess. A regulation
army dress uniform was inspected by
the boys and they decided to immedi-
ately purchase the style submitted and
] discard the uniforms now worn for dress
which have always been considered
rather gaudy.
The latest born and tho pet of CAP
tain Laveuder's household died at Scot
land yesterday afternoon, very suddenly.
of heart disease. The little one had
been the subject of heart ailment from
birth. Afflicted with the. disorders tc
which ~babyhood is prone, it had beer
sick for several days, bot 70 dangerous
result was anticipated, Without warn
ing death came yesterday Afternoon
plunging the household into q sudder
sorrow. The funeral will take place al
Scotland at ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Once upon q time there existed IL
Yankton a musical organization know
as the Fountain City band. Under thu
instructions of t. Vinatieri it became
quite proficient as "a soother of savage
Breasts but since last summer not
note of "soothe" has been heard. Will
the expectation of warm weather tn
members of that once ti%ourishing, nov
sleeping, but still alive band are bestir
ring themselves and the promise is tina
the nights of the summer of 'S6 will b
, made pleasant with serenades which tn
dude band have planned for ahead.
A Mr.. Jones, of Chicago, Representing
the Boyington & Richards furnace CON
!. pany of that city, Is IN Yankton to-da.
looking up trade, and especially lookin
! into the cause OF the non-heatiug primo,
J pies of the furnace which was intende
to keep warm the feet of the congregf
:, tons that gather at Christ church o
winter Sundays. This furnace positivel
refused to supply any heat last winte
). except that which came from the wore
of praise showercd upon it by peopl
who attend the church services. LII
wrong will probably be righted at ono
and comfort more solid is in store II
the good.
r Frank Hefner and his family ha,
y recently had an experience with wi
u ducks that may serve as a warning
e the people who are particularly fond
such birds. Geo. Hefner, of Centrevlll
shipped several wild ducks to his faith
by express. Mr.. Il. Hefner had the
prepared for dinner yesterday and mo
J of the family partook thereof. In Il
course of the afternoon those who hi
eaten we're taken sudden
with vomiting and the su
" position is that the duck me
4 eaten at dinner was the cause of Z
sickness. No serious results are reporte
," but the Hefners now look at duck out
10 the corners of their eyes.
The republicans OF the city will no
40 their ward caucuses for places see al
~ other column) this evening, and al
~ prospective for aidermanic places,
l. have "caught on to" these polite
whispers. The contest for the nomli
u ton of alderman in the first ward W
be between D. McCully and w.
w Powers. M. ?. Gilman will probal
he be nominated in the second, w.
Valentine in the third, q
J. Fl. Teller in the -four
10 The names of f. j. Dewett, e. e. 81
son, j. B. Wynn and j.. III. Teller h,
lth been mentioned in connection with
Dis msyoralty, and Fred Kincel, Geo
Bauman and others are said to be al
nus the city marshalship, while VIM. b
ac- Will probably continue in the office
ing city treasurer. The delegate convent
; Oh will be held at the court house ton
Oh row evening at which time the d
gates will pick their favorites in
race and push them against the de
u.s. cratic candidates for all they are wo
Rus' The coming election promises to b
ie warm one.
the
Farm to Let.
sas, One mile from the city of Yank