Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
MAX. Thermometer 81
Min. Thermometer 40.
tDenotes trace of rain fell.
W.D. FULLER, Observer.
Cs,

LOCAL LAGONE Cs.
Measels prevail to q great extent in
Yanston.
There was q light shower this morning
the result of an east wind. :.
Illinois parties are DESTROYS of locating
q couple of factories in Yankton.
A party of pleasure seeking young
folks picnlcked on the banks of the Jim
to-day.
An informal dancing party is on the
tapls for Friday evening at the Morri-
son house.
The CITY schools, with the exception
of the high school, close on Friday for
the summer vacation.
Governor ziebsch, just back from
Omaha, says the Yarkton railroad craze
has broken out anew in that city.
The scored rite of confirmation will be
administered to o large class by Bishop
Hare at Christ church this evening.
The Chicago & Northwestern railroad
company has reconsidered it's intention
to construct new stock yards at Yank-
=
ton.
Major Gus Branch took his old place
at the head of the Yankton band in to-
days procession. He has grown about
inch.
F%orty-eight hours after the heavy rain.
fall OF Friday, Saturday and Sunday the
roads and streets were dry and dust
flying.
Flags are at half mast in honor Of
Memorial day. The one on the city hal
looks as though it had been through
several campaigns.
Rev. w. j. Hines, OF Elk Point. is il
Yankton to assist in the administration
OF the rite OF confirmation at Chris
church this evening.
The annual reunion Of the alumni as
ISOLATION OF the Yankton high sohoo
will be held at w. B. Valentines resi-
dencs or Friday evening June Sth.
The Yankton college conservatory Q
masic will give q concert at the Congre
ga.ional church on Monday evening
June 4th. The programme will be'pub
3ished Saturday evening.
The city vas decidedly quiet after tn
departure OF the procession for th
cemetery this afternoon. A larger crow
thar usual turned out. Business house
were generally closed from n to fou
O'Clock.
The Postal telegraph company is NAL
ing enquiries with a view to extendir
its line from Sioux City TO Yankto
This company is now the WEBSTER
Unions only competitor. 1t is beir
encouraged to come to Yanktop.
The reason for employing two tear
belonging to one of the city alderm'
upon the streets when there are 9th
men who own teams and are short
n who are idle from neoessi'
is q c%onundrum of considerable dept
And this alderman is the alleged char
pien of the poor man.
An intoxicated individual was fou
by the city marshal wandering around
the crowd at the Wizard oil concert l,
night with q six shot A caliber revol,
in his hand. He said ne had no murd
Gus intent, but was reluctant about g
ing up the weapon. The officer escort
him to his boarding house.
The bullhead craze has taken aim
unanimous POSSESSION OF the communi
regardless OF age or sex. The het
rains have overhowed the lakes westw
from Yankton and q large aocumulat
of bullheads escaped thereirom into
creeks. The Rhine is we'll stocked
fishers are gathering them in. The b
head makes q dainty dish OF this SEA
OK the year.
We have interviewed many Of
farmers OF Ysnktcn and Cedar coun
relative TO the prospects for . corn O.
Without exception. their testimony
full OF encouragement. Corn, they
is growing finely. Very few fields
any, will have to be re-planted. 6
that hes lain In the ground six weeks
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