Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-09


itol, where the organization will disband.
People residing along the line CT marsh
are asked to decorate and illuminate and
a bonfirs is called for at the intersections
districts.
Geese have been flying high for q
Q couple of days and nights-hseing be-
fore the approaching cold wave. Most
of them went by, bat softer weather will
probably ind1oe them to return. II they
knew how many sportsnen were
anxiousIy looking for them they would
come right back.
There was o removal last night Of o
transparency which projected over q
doorway in P~enningron's block for the
purpose of informing the wayfaring man
that those were democratic headquarters,
Its glory has departed and it's mission is
no more. Rather q sad taking OF, but
it had to be that way.
Henry Tammen has secured the
agency of a new brand of oysters dehig-
mated as the Golden Grown" They
are very choice and are much sought
after by epicures in this line. Mr.. Tam
men will supply the demand for this
kind of oyster in Yankton and expects
them to become highly popular.
Tomorrow nights republican demon
stration promises to be an imposing of.
fair. The committee in charge is spar
ing neither labor nor expense IN the
preparations aud everybod, . inventive
genius is solicited in the creation OF ap-
propriate designs. Brs:neps houses and
residences will be generally decorated
and illuminated.
A series of special meetings will be
held in the Congregational church of this
city, commencing Monday, Nov. 18th
Boys and girls meeting will be held each
day at 4 p. M. Preaching service will
be held each evening except Saturday Of
7:3O. The pastor will be assisted by
Rev. d. r. lomlin, the general mission
ary of the Dakota Congregations.
churches.
Next Monday evening she ladies Of
the Catholic church will open a fair in
: Turner hall, continuing it every eve
ming during the week. This will be
o very attractive place OF resort and vii
be pretty generally p%atronized. The
. proceeds of the exhibitio on and sales g,
: to the support of the Sacred Hear
8 .school, under the management OF tn
sisters or ST. Agnes.
Daily sessions of the insane asylum
y board are being held and will continu
until the c%oropef's jury completes its in
%vestlgation. No business is transacted
the board meeting and adiourning iror
day to day. 1t is probable hat a yerdic
will be reached by the jury tomorrow
.s That tribunal would probably have flu
ished to-day, but for the necessary ct
sence OF the coroner, who was calie
sway.
The cold wave predicted yesterds.
came with ell its predicted vigor, freei
ing the ground and covering pools wit
ar ice, which has remained intact all de
in the shaded spots. It was o very col
ar wave. But the day is bright and balm
. aud the GOODNESS WILL doubtless wei
away. II was a timely spell OF weathe
F. after the heat of the election and In tn
Temperature che democratic corpse wi
r keep until the republicans are throug
celebrating.
o. Col. j. G. Wadsworth, of Blair, Neb
father Of Mrs. A. A. Wilcox, Of this cat.
Sc was a drummer in the campaign OF 1874
when Gen. w. H. Harrison vas electe
u to the presidency. Mr. Wadsworth be
acted as drummer in the present can
TO paign at Blair, Neb., and also at tt
q. great celebration at Fremont, Neb.,
1t few days since, when there was a tore
ID light procession four miles long. q
was n OF the judges OF election
Blair, Neb.. on Tuesday.
T. Among the school children there bi
been intense excitement over the elee
III tion and its results and part 's,nship BIZ
a. run high with them. A republica
father tells of his little girl, just hon
from school and radiant with excitemen
IT, who said she knew Harrison was electe,
asked what made her so certain che SAT-
'because-
10 "Hazrison's in he parlor talking with Il
"oleveIard's In the kitchen feeding free tra'
al babfes,"
of We are somewhat panied to aseerta
r. that Brother Sargent went to the e:
pense Of having constructed q roost
as ent large enough to cover an entire Pei
u. of the Herald. This he designed usir
te in the issue after election to inform b
near siohted readers of The election