Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-02

and sasaa ;;o.a:o give up lie. The in
creased vlgor of Yankton shade tree
is doubtless due to the abundant suppl,
OF water from our artesian wells.
The pastor will preach at the Metho
dist church tomorrow morning at /
O'Clock. Question, "How fulfill the Law
OF Christ ?" Answered. The w. T. M. S
will hold a service in the evening at
o'clock.
Prof. O. Clark's stercopticon exhi
bltion at Turner hall last night wa
deserving of q much larger audience
than was present. His views are choic.
ana are true to life and nature and The
show is we'll worth the small pr De o.
admission. He exhibits again this
evening.
VIM. Nj. Powers has given the faculty
OF Yankton college permission to supply
the college grounds with all the trees
wanted from the Powers & Dewey
property on Smutty Bear bottom, and
1t is suggested that the citizens assist in
any way possible in the work of setting
them out.
Frank j.. Washabaugh, of Deadwood,
who is now tarrying in Yankton briefly.
has just returned from Baltimore, where
he was a participant in an unusual
gathering. 1t was a family reunion in
honor of the si1tieth anniversary of the
marriage of his parents. His fathes is
eighty-three years old and his mother
seventy.eight. Thirty-three of their de.
scendants were in attendance and the
reunion included Representatives of four
generations. Mrs. Oliver Shannon, Mr..
WIS sister, was present. The group
was photographed before it separated.
Recently a Yanktonian of good stand.
ing received q letter from the Dunn
commercial agency, of Chicago, request.
ing him to make an immediate state
ment to the agency as to his financial
standing. The recipient of this impu-
dent request paid no attention to the
letter, and yesterday he received a Sec
ond order, advising him that if he did
not at once comply with the first de-
mand his name would be publish ed as a
man who was afraid to make any such
statement. This agency had a repre-
sentative in this section last spring who
solicited from Yankton business men q
list OF the names Of people who were in.
debted to them, and several of our COM
mercial men were prevailed upon to
thus testify.
There has been issued by the Mil
waukee railroad company a new time
table which gees into eEeo. tomorrow.
1t makes no change in the time of Con-
duotor Jaokson's passenger train, which
will continue to leave at s a. IN. and
arrive at $40 p. m. This train rum no
farther west than Yankton and no far
Their east than Sioux City. The new
time card provides for a daily mixed
train each way between Sioux City and
Mitchell. This train leaves Sioux City
at 6 a, NJ, reaches Ysnkton at 1912 q. NJ,
Scotland at 1918 p. nj. and Mitchell at
4 p. m. The return train leaves Mitch
ell at 1850 p. NJ, Scotland at 4:15 p. NJ,
Yankton at $50 p. M. and reaches Sioux
City at 1855 r. N. This change gives
us morning and evening trains to and
from Sioux City, enables us to 60 to
Scotland and back the same day and
shortens the time between Yankton and
Mitchell about two hours over the time
by the route via Elk Point and Canton,
The Mitchell train runs over the new
cutoff and takes q straight shoot from
Yankton to Mitchell. 1t is a slow rain
Yesterday at $50 p. NJ. an interesting
marriage service Was conducted in the
Methodist church at Vermillion, q
Yankton clergyman officiating. Jennie,
the much loved daughter of Pastor and
Mrs. A. Jameson, and Oliver @. Foster,
OF Ireton, Iowa, were made one by this
ceremony. The decorations within the
church were beautifully and tastefully
arranged, consisting Of a lovely floral
arch, magnificent bell, flower mounds
and numerous bouquets. Presents to
the bride and groom were many and
valuable, given by the home church,
family and friends from abroad. The
bride and groom were SO excellently
sttired that there seemed nothing
lacking and nothing to add to their ap.
pearance. The ceremony was perform
ed by the BRIDES father, assisted by Rev.
G. E. Hsger, of this CITY. After con.
CALCULATIONS, dinner was served to all
present and everybody seemed happy
until the good byes were said. The
joyous couple departed on the evening
train, via Yankton, for their future
home in I~reton, where Mr.. Foster il
engaged in business.
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