Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-29

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The new hotel PROJECT ID getting on
expeditiously and satisfactorily.
The FIRE department ball on Monday
evening will be . grand success.
Yankton committee of r~ust!ers will go
to Norfolk this week to agitate that rail-
road.
To-morroH is Good Friday. Services
in Christ church al IL q. m. and 7:3O
p. m.
1t will require about two million brick
to complete the additions to the insane
asylum.
The flag social at the NJ. e. church
basement last night was OF one the
pleasant affairs of March.
The annual meeting of the CHRIST
church parish will be held on Monday
evening next in the -churoh, OF which a
board OF vestrymen for the ensuing year
Will be elected.
Two pionies in Yankton next week,
the political picnic on Monday and
Muldoon's Picnio on Tuesday night.
Which will be conducive to the most
pleasure RENAME to be seen.
The %pertinaoity which the Missouri
river hangs on to a perfectly non-demon-
s%tratiye, and perfectly disgusting state of
quietness is worthy of being employed
In. q nobler cause. Read yesterdays
river news and to-dsys will be secured.
Reports from GAINESVILLE, sixteen
sniles north on the Jim river, to-day are
to the effect that the bottom lands near
the bridge known as the Miner bridge,
are submerged by an overflow of the
riVes, and travellers in that direction
cannot CROSS the river OF that point.
The fire department of Scotland, Tyn-
dali, Parker, Centreville and other
places in south Dakota have been in
yised by the Yankton department to
participate in the Easter Monday ball,
and it ia expected that delegations from
each OF those places will be present.
Officer F%innegan gathered in o plain
drunk last evening and this morning
Justice Pennington dressed the subject
down. This drunk was so plainly drunk
mat ne positively had no idea of hi'
condition and the loops" mad used nj
force in harvesting him. He vas per
fectly doeile.
Olive Cromwell Dallas. well known il
1ankton, he ct one time having beer
located here as q draughtsman in thu
surveyor generals office, will play bas'
oaii With the Chicago nine In thu ma
Honai league games thiB year. He vii
preside over second base and those VIII
knew him in Yankton, will know that b
VIII never get off his base.
The flag SOCIAL at the Methodist churc'
was Q grand success aud was ATTENDED
oy the largest company that these ladie
nave had this year. The flags were ad
hifed and the programme was very er
!oSanie. Distinctive praise to any on
person ought not perhaps to be give
and the ladies desire to return thanks I
Oil who assisted in making the socii
such q complete success.
Inc board Of trustees OF the insan
uospitai hes again adjourned to meet Q
~"sanesday next, at which time COZ
asoss Tor an electric light system an
- aftesian well for the asylum WI
aSafded. It's hardly necessary to d
.aigeAths fact that the old managemel
~ me hospital still remains end 80 fl
80 can pc aacertained the matter of
'uange has not been agitated.
49, meeting otthe Turnverein societ
iankton held on Monday eyenir
aas sne following officers were elect,
ssfys during the ensuing yea
saos Alenart, president; Paul HAman
'"s presidents o. zienart, recordS,