Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-12
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DR.. Crayens says he will return TO
Yankton in the fell.
The Rev. MIR. Webber will address the
Sunday school tomorrow.
Hogs took an upward jump of forty
five cents to-day and are selling at So
per hundred.
+. j. FAIR says that the =. ID. Farr
butter and egg csilar in this CITY is not
closed and he ought TO know.
A picked nine of city athletes and the
Yankton college ball club played base
ball on the green near the Milwaukee
depot today.
Frank Bronson's funeral will be from
the Episcopal church, instead from the
residence, as stated IN Yesterdays paper
at 2 O'Clock p. m. tomorrow.
John P. Wagner has been awarded
the contract for furnishing o piano for
the insane hospital. A Hszelton piano
has been selected to fill the bill,
w. d. Fuller, breaches at the M. q.
church tomorrow morning. and in the
evening q song service will occur. Mr..
Bardick goes to Oentreville to preach.
There was a slight frost last night
enough to be visible, but not enough to
iniure vegetation-and to-day is 80 cold
that another freeze may come tonight.
Sweet & Lovett, the new real estate
men, are almost ready for business
They have leased the Scherregge build
ing on the Wynn lots corner of Third
and Walnut streets.
Ditch diggers are opening the center
OF Douglas avenue for an extension o.
the water mains. Workmen are nov
busy putting in mains on three streets
Cedar. Walnut and Douglas, the ex
tensions covering those streets between
Third and Sixth.
Remember the meeting for men only
to-morrow. Sunday afternoon at 3:3(
at which the Rev. Mr.. Webber will cd.
dress the men. Let every man in Yank
ton be present. Sunday night service
will be for all and not for men only as il
announced on the posters.
The surveying contract which Charlie,
H., Bates expected to begin on chi
spring has been temporarily suspended
and will remain In allegiance until tn
signatures OF the Indians to the reser.
walton reduction agreement with th'
government have been secured. There
fore Mr.. Bates will not leave Yanktor
at once.
Mrs. IT. M. Pierce arranged o sui
prise party for her better half last even
ing which was 30 successful that th
head OF that houae. is not yet fully re
stored. The party was planned durinI
the first part of the week and when th
guests assembled ct the Pierce HON
last evening they found J. T M. jus
preparing to put his feet up to the fir
and spend The evening quietly. Th
arrival of the company stopped his shi
toassing and he CALAMITY assisted hi
wife IN entertaining those who had in
vaded his house without his knowledg
A delightful evening resulted.
One Of the most interesting legal cor
tests which hes ever come up in 81
courts OF Dakota, wal argued in X
supreme court today. 1t is the case
Biddena Elliott, wife OF John Elliot
deceased, plaintiff and responder
against the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Paul railway company, defendants ar
appellants. This is O case. wherein t,
husband OF the plaintiff was killed |
q train OF cars owned /
by the defendant. The death oocurre
five years ago and the cass a been
pourts ever since. In the district cor
Jhe plaintiff aned for damages and W
awarded q $1,000 Judgment. An sppe
was taken by the defendant, and the 5
ipreme court reversed Che decisioa. T
plaintiff ~thereupon sought and Obtain
o rehearing, and the case was tod
argued for the second time in the q
iprsme court. M. Grisby and w.
Lyon of Sioux Falls appeared for Il
plaintiff and r. B.sTripp and II.
}FieIdfor the defendant.
Our stock Of dry goods is now lal
Nand complete. BRUCE Bros
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