Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-01

solidified mnd huhs-n condition quite
Msrchy. There are man. people who
are grnsiae6 to see the month JUMP into
the arena with o roar, because, they
alseee, it will retire with lamb like do-
cility. Perhaps 80.
Postmaster Palmer has received from
o Washington. D. O., government
architect q request for facts and figures
upon the condition of postal affairs 80
far as post office facilities and like items
are concerned. The same communion
tion asks tho price OF q plat OF ground in
the principal portion of the CITY, plat to
be about $50 By Ito feet in size. This
begins TO look like a public building.
The Yankton Heating & Plumbing 90.
is the Style of q corporation lately organ.
lied which hes received its charter and
will be ready for business in o few days.
The inoorporAtors are E, 7. White, j.
T. Id. Pierce, Il. nj. Ward, Geo. r.
Hcougnl, Newton Edmunds and E. O.
Dudley. a number of others among
our business men have taken stock in
this company. The company will do a
general business In steam and hot water
heating and plumbing and will man.
ufaoture, and sell as agents q line of hotel
kitchen furniture INCLUDING ranges, carv.
ing tables, portable ovens. broilers, etc.
IL is the purpose of the company to
push its line of business t%hroughous the
entire northwest and epdeayor to give
to Yankton trade that has heretofore
been done By eastern firms.
Personal.
f. 1. Farr went north this morning.
e. L. Smith returned last night from
Parker.
John Ink, of Wahpeton. ID at the
Morrison.
Mrs. NJ. v. Foley returned to-day from
an eastern visit.
j. T. White returned from q business
visit wsst to-day.
George 81. Hand went to Lesterville
on business to-day.
Wendell P. Herrick, of Herrick, Me-
braaka, is in town.
Emery r. Guild returned to Sioux
City shis morning.
Henry Cooley, a Bon Homme county
stock raiser, is in town.
Frank Lincoln, the lecturer, returned
to Chicago this morning.
George Sawyer and wife of jackson,
Nebraska are in the city.
MIR. and Mira. J. NJ. B. Floyd returned
to Sioux City after q brief visit in Yank-
ton.
A. B. Wilcox, of Wnnsau, Wisconsin
who has been %aoIourning in Yankton,
left for home to day.
Oscar Kopple, who has been employed
by Harry Katz, of this city, for several
months, left for the east this morning.
Gilbert s. Stephenson went TO Yer
million this afternoon to talk to the Ma.
sonic brethren there about life insuy.
apce.
Geo. L. Van Duyn, OF milwaukee,,
representing the Standard paper COM
pany, is visiting his Yankton Gust omers
to-day
MAJOR Roche, United States army pay
master from Sioux City, passed through
Yankton to-day, en- route for the mill
tary posts up the river.
FIT Babur, A. Jenkinson, f. Hanson
and w. McDermott, of Sioux City. are
in the city scanning the asylum plans
with the view of bidding for the work.
Mrs. d. Whalen, who by an accident
some months ago nearly lost her eye
sight. left Yankton this morning for the
east to reueive treatment for her injured
optic.
R. L. Robinson, representing the Ba-
ksr s. Bissell wholesale hardware house.
of Sioux City, who has been nursing a
rheumatic knee in this city for three
days, left this morning for the west. Mr.,
Robinson is one of the leading society
men of Sioux City. he is thinking oil
making Yankton his headquarters In the
future.