Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-19

1hS RShC&Sa "a SbI eSSA So
in Yankton to-day.
Bills were poasted to-day announcing
the coming OF Camilla Uiso on the 26th.
Don't fail to real Jacob Max's holiday
advertisement, which will appear to-
morrow.
Adler & Ohlman'a handsome new store,
lighted by electricity last night, at
tracted o great deal OF attention.
A New Years ball Is in contemplation
by the married men of Ysnkton in re-
turn for the sociai effort Of the BACH
| elors on Christmas night.
The insane asylum contractors last
night paid the striking bricklayers their
du, s and they have returned to work.
In a few days the brick work will be
completed.
This evening the college music pupils
and teachers will entertain the public
with q concsrt at the Congregational
church. Look over the programme
published in this paper.
Yankton's democrats will assemble
this evening at the city hall to select
three delegates to the democratic di-
vision and statehood convention OF to.
morrow at Mitchell. Yankton should
be ably represented in that gathering.
Councilmen Van Osdel and Dollard
and Representative Turnbull went out
to the insane asylum to-day to look the
institution over and take in Mr.. Gales
dimensions. The legislature may wan!
to know something about this institu-
tion.
E. J. Porter ssks the Press and Da-
kotaian, in behalf OF himself and wife,
TO express sincere thanks for the kind
attention and sympathy of friends and
neiRhbors during the serious illness
succeeding tho accident to their sor
Louis.
A Huron special says: Several gentle
men left here this morning for Madison
Oak, TO meet parties from Minneapolis
Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Yankton, and
other places for organizing q syndicate
for purchasing a large amount OF rea
estate here and in this county.
The special meetings at the Methodist
church seem to be creating a deep I'M
preston. There was q large audienct
present last night, attracted by the ex-
~cellens preaching of Raw. Mr.. Shetland
and FIVE persons came to the altar o.
/ ,wovon ,,b,Io .onaa nEhar, ratpoH khci
hands as an indication of q desire for 6
better life.
A little more electricity than ht
bargained for was turned into Caspe
Morman's hardware store this morning
over the illuminating wires. The in
candescent burners and the entire hang
ing attachment connected sherewitt
were burned, making several exciting
little conhagrations 10 mid cir. MIR
Norman prefers his lighting In smalle
doses.
To-day Mrs. Guisbsuer and her son
who live about eight miles north o
Yankton, were in town trading at dill
i~ferent stores and making themseIve
generally numerous. When it Is under
stood that there ia scarlet fever in til,
Guisbauer femily the public will under
etsnd Why the movements of these tw
people are especially noteworthy. W
do not know whether or not the Guis
bauer house is ~quarantined.
;. One OF the events at the insane asylur
to-day was the removal OF DR., Bucha'
nan, the superintendent OF the institu
tion, and the appointment of DR.. jaime
A Roane, OF this city, as his successor
Though DR.. Buchanan has made q yer
competent superintendent and has bee
In every way successful 10 his manage
ment OF the asylum, he has remained {
it's head fully as long as any n expect
ed he would. It is probable that he wi
return to Parker end resume his praetle
there.
The insurance firm OF White & Shal
has und srgone q change and will henc
Il forth be known as White & Jackso
Mr.. Sharp having sold his interest
f. L. Jackson. The latter has been
the Office q number of months as q clel
and is familiar with the details OF Il
work. Mr.. Sharp Roes to LeavenworI
to visit his parents and from there
Kansas City, where he expects to resid
he is an active and capable young mf