Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-29
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q. church in the morning at IL o'clock
Prof. John T. Shaw will conduct
services at the Baptist chapel tomorrow
morning.
The postofiice will be closed on Mon.
day,!.the Slst, Memorial day, from 10 a
m. until 5 p. M.
The sick child in DR.. Wards family
is recovering, all danger from the scarlet
fever attack having passed.
Mrs. Vogd. a discharged patient from
the asylum, accompanied Sheriff Nash
to Grant county, this morning.
The Plowboys beat the Yankton nine
at base ball yesterday, the score stand
ing twenty-seven to twenty-five.
lie the district court this morning Mrs.
Eliza Mosher was granted q divorce
from her husband, by order of the court.
A Memorial sermon will be preached
at Christ church o.morrow evening by
DIR. Dorset to the Grand Army post. All
citizens are invited.
Mrs. Add Whistler received a tele,
gram to-day informing her of the sud-
den death of her brothers wife at her
home near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Mondays Memorial day parade will
be the most elaborate ever produced in
Yankton. The Grand Army boys are
making ample preparation to make the
affair complete in every detail.
BY way of stock shipments to-day we
hear of a special train of seven cara
made up between Yankton and Centre.
vile Tbiek4 went east on the North.
western this morning.
The Chicago & Milwaukee freight
train will hereafter leave Yankton fol
the east at 8 O'Clock a. NJ. and arrives
from the east at 8 p. m. The new time
card makes no other change here.
Sheriff Ryan, OF Brule county, reached
Yankton last evening, having in charge
Mrs. Warrendyke, y colored womer
whom the insanity board OF Brule hac
adiudged insane. Mr.. Ryan placed his
charge in the asylum.
The game of base ball between th,
second college nine and the second city
nine this forenoon resulted in o victory
fer the first named club BY o score o
twenty.nine to fourteen. The game be.
tween the university club of yermillior
and the first college nine is being PLAYED
this afternoon.
The Third street lot upoa which
James A. Danforth was preparing tt
erect a business block has been LEASED
to George e, Hawley & Co., for q perict
of ninety-nine years and on Monday
next these parties will break ground 70
the erection of a business structure
more elaborate than the one contem
plated by Mr.. Danforth. The improve
ment will be completed as speedily a
possible.
The gospel meetings have been wei
attended through tbs week and the in
terest has been remarkable, all thing
considered. Since the first the evan
gelist has been growing in favor will
the people and it is generally regretted
a that be must leave 80 oon To.nigh
, he will preach in the rink at SIS an,
4 will also address the young people at
g o'clock tomorrow afternoon and con
e duct the closing services of this series o
meetings tomorrow evening. Thv
: prsyer of the church is for 100 conve
o sions before 10 O'Clock on Sabbat
S evening.
At a meeting of the Ysnkton fire d.
f partment last evening a committee {
; three, consisting Of the three foremel
e was appointed to call on the aldermenan
discuss with them the probability of hay
e ing the expenses of the running team
n Pierre betrayed out of the city ~traR8ur.
This morning the COMMITTEES called 0
each of the city fathers and they foun
that upon receipt of a petition from
large number of tax payers, the counc
would willingly furnish the necessal
le amount by an ordinance. This matte
of annual tournaments for firemen b,
been tested in q great many place
5 especially where the fire department Is
Z volunteer one, and has been found abo,
the only means for keeping a aepar
ment together in good working orde
!, Ii the above mentioned petition
circulated it Will doubtless secure n
NJ merous signatures and Yankton will
: represented at Pierre next MONTH