Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-06

adjourn until the early part of August.
In stating that the eeunSy treasurer had
made his semi annual settlement with
the commissioners on Saturday last, the
reporter erred, as that work had Only
begun and will nos be completed until
next month.
O. P, Roebach, of Eagle Grove, Iowa,
travelling freight agent for sbe North
western, who is in Yanktcn today, says
the Northwestern Will pay particular
attention TO the transportation CT live
stock from Dakota to tie eastern mar
kets during the coming shipping season.
The company has recently made its
largest order for new cars and new loco
motives are also ordered. The company
is better prepared than ever to attend to
the wknts of shippers in this country
and Mr.. ,Rocbaeh intends to be around
frequently to see that the Northwestern
gets its share.
One of the selections played by the
Fountain City bend on the Fourth of
July, was entitled "Juiy 4th 1888" and
was com posed expressly for the occasion
by Prof. f. Vinatieri. the instructor of
the band. 1t was prepared on Tuesday
and was given to the band on Tuesday
evening, so ii mistakes were noticeable
She public will please consider the time
allowed for learning it. The composers
talent was exhibited in the qnickstep
and the band feels complimented that
the piece should havs attracted any at
| tention. It was dedicated to the BARI
tone player of the band whose part in
cludes very attractive solo. As time
goes on Prof Yinatieri will frequently
be heard from in this manner.
/ PERSONAL.
/ O. Beuchler, OF Memo, is in town to-
day.
Fred Schnanber went west on business
to- day,
/ o. P. Roebach. OF Eagle Grove, lowe,
is in the city.
/ j. 7. Mckee, OF Bridgewater, Dakota,
is in the city.
I. Judge Frank Benz and wife returned
to Olivet to-day.
/. O. w. Aldrich, of Canova, Dakota, was
in Yankton last night.
i H. O. Garvin, of Watsrtown, spent last
nigh at the Merchants in Yankton.
| Matthew White, OF Salem, Dakota,
transacted business in Yankton today.
George Brown went to Sioux City on
a business and pleasure trip this after.
noon.
| W. 81. Brookings and wife, of Chicago
are guests for few days at e. FL. YAM
Antwerp's.
Miss Netha King, of Rapid City, is
again in Yankton guest at A. w
r Howard's.
Il Col. Gale, of Canton, inscribed hit
. autograph on the Merchants register
yesterday.
O. A Sprsgue, of Des Moines,is in the
city ip the interest of the Western
library ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. George Groscup. of Wichita
Kansas, is visiting in Yankton with he
sister, Mrs. r. B. Tripp.
w. 81. Edmunds will goto Michigan
some time next week to accompany Iii
wife on her return home from the east.
Sioux X. Grigsby, OF Sioux Falls, VIII
was Charlie Kingsbury's guest in Ysnk
ton for three weeks, went home to-day
Miss Beatty, of Minnesota, who ha
visited her sister, Mrs. e. e.. Edgerton
J, in Yankton for two months, went t
Mitchell to-day for visit.
:. Mrs. O. Lamm and daughters, Misse
Essie and Rosa Lamm, of Chicago
mother and sisters of Mrs VIM. Blat
!, reached Yankton this morning for
visit.
VII. o. Sweet and Frank Love
went to Sioux City this afternoon. MI
Sweet will return to practice as veter
!. marian, bat Mr.. Lovet will remain i
Sioux City for some weeks,
Watermelons, pears. California pluml
}. oranges at CARNEY's.
ii Bermuda onions at CARNEY's.
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,r Dakota Strawberries at
b. BAKER & ERsKINE's.
An excellent and elegant line of furn
ture, picture frames and Carpets 1
VI SANBoBN Il SONS.
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i. Girl Wanted--Mrs. O. J. Herrlcl
{. dressmaker. on Cedar street, betwes
10 Third and Fourth.
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! Wanted CAST Iron.
y Old cast iron at the foundry. Wainr