Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-09

finance.
The theological institute will com
1nenee Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The lectures will at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. There will be an
q. m, p. m. and evening session. The
day sessions will be strictly theological
and the evening sessions popular. Tick
cts now on sole at Howard's for one
dollar.
Chamberlain special: A term OK the
district court was to have begun here on
the 9Th, but q dispatch came announc-
ing the illness OF Judge Trip at his
home in Yankton and ordering the court
adjourned for n week. The many
friends of the Judge hope his illness ls
only slight.
Tomorrow will be chiIdren's day at
the M. i. Church. This day has been
set apart for special services for the
children and the programme will con-
eist of o sermon by the pastor in the
morning and concert service for the
children in the evening. The church
has been beautifully decorated for the
occasion.
Pattee's insane asylum brick yard
started up yesterday, but broke down
shortly afterwards through some fault
of the engine shaft. The brick yard Will
commence making brick one of these
days and then there will be some work
- -. H. .-,ffe-aS tho osult1pN Uln0g-
A brick pressing machine is part OF the
euaipment of the Pattee yard.
Halvor johnson, proprietor OF what is
known as the short horn farm, seven
miles northeast from Yankton, has just
completed an a~rtesian we'll which is q
success. 1t is 40 feet deep, of two inch
bore and yields 100 gallons OF water per
minute. This flow Of water will be OF
great value in MIR. Johnson's stock grow
ing operations. Ii is q banana to any
farmer.
W. f. Baade, IN old end respected
: citizen OF Ysnkton county whose home
lie beyond Usics, died yesterday after-
: noon after long suffering from q cancer
{. The remains will be brought to Yankton
. for intermens and the funeral will take
place at half past two o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon from the Congregational
church. The MesoEs OF this city Will
take charge of the ceremonies.
5 Rev. W. 8. Washburn vas ordained
yesterday at Bon Homme. Kevs, Nichols,
Bradley and Mr. j.. M. Fogerty, OF Yank'
ton, participating in the services, the
other ministers present being Revs,
II Z and Ehnamani, OF Santee, Rev
Fl. y. Wizard, of Mitchell, and Rev. O
e Seccombe, of Springfield. An impress
sive feature of the service vas the
Il charge to the people by Father Nichols.
the former pastor.
AT the yards of the pressed brick com
q pspy some fine work is being lone with
"a new machine just started up. The
machine delivers the clay firmly pressed
IN q continuous piece of the proper widti
II and length end bricks of the required
thickness are cut off by wires, Thi
III gives the faces OF each brick a smootl
appeaTaDo and is really the best ddeyio
yet used by the pressed brick company
which has had o great deal of ezperienc
- with machinery.
Robert O'Neill, of Jim river, testite
that corn grew several inches, more o
less, yesterday. He is cultlvating hi
-. field the second time and is certain of
" big crop. In SONS instances farmers ar
%replanting fields which failed to grow
on account of wet and cold weather, br
generally corn has q good start. Lat
planted corn does about as we'll as tht
~ planted earlier. July and August a.
the months thet make the crop ID tn
region.
The most magnificent gold watch ev
90 exposed to view in Yankton is in Il
possession of DIR. Etter. With tho cha
to which it is attached it is a gift fro
" the grand commandery OF knights Tel
plar OF Dakota. 1t is q double hunt
case deliberately chesed and ornament
with colored gold designs. Upon. :
front case are seven diamonds set ir
horseshoe. On the dial. in place OF FL
ures or numerals to designate the no
are the letters d FIR A-N.K-E.T-T-E.
This will bs recognized as the name
ae the recipient, which contains il
enough letters for the dial circle, ski
ping the six O'Clock maj
which is always omittea to make O pla
for the second hand. II is 9 beauti!
present and it was bestowed urc. ]
Etter on the 30th of May last IN reco
milton Of his services in preparing
ritual for the knights Tempiar, viii
. ~, occupied about two years OF his time.
Al The board Of trustees of the insa
hospital being in session, we crave
privilege OF calling their attenti
to the certainty that the much need
~ addition to the hospital will
ia be completed this season unless tt
ring co"pei Tue oon'tao'ois
work. We are near the middle OF
oo- second summer after the appropl
,,asa ton was made for the work and hsr
doc o start is made. This delay impo
ave great suffering upon the insane OF 80
nro. Dakota. II is possible that reports G
corning the bankruptcy of the terrific
som treasury are correct and that there is