Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-05
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Vote for D. N. GROSS for auditor.
The CITY man has been numerous in
the country to-day.
The coroner's jury Is in aession at the
insane asylum to-day.
Election returns will be secsived at
Turner hall Tomorrow night.
Vote for GEORGE A MATHEWS for
congress.
A new moon will bs visible in the
southwest this evening, if the weather is
clear.
The choral union will meet at the
music room on Third street this evening
at 7:30.
The polls will open OF eight O'Clock
tomorrow morning and close at five in
afternoon.
Vote for D. MoOULLY, j. l.. PEN
NINGTON, A. Il. HAGEN aud A. &.
DUNNlNG for justices OF the peace.
Geese we're flying over in considerable
NUMBERS last night. probably being
routed out by cold storms at the north.
Vote for FRgD KINCEL for sheriff.
Do not forget the three ballot boxes
to-morrow-one for the candidates, one
upon local option and one upon the
poor farm proposition.
Vote for DR.. 81. F. LIVINGSTON for
coroner.
A gentleman who has travelled extern
slvely in the northwest is very en-
thueiastic in his belief that Harrison and
Morton will be elected tomorrow.
Vote for JOSEPH ALLEN, JOHN
TuRNBULL and FRANK MORRIS for
the legislative house.
There was rain last night and thunder
only o little of each. To-day con.
tains promise OF q snow storm for cleo
tion day. There is o cold wave to the
northward.
Vote for JACOB BRAUCH and j. o.
AASETH for county commissioners.
If you want to fad out where the
transitory assistant superintendent
of the insane asylum construction took
their meals while they were auperiptend.
ing-inst ask them.
Vote for GEORGE BAUMAN, j. b.
SHAW, ALBERT SAFER and
CHARLES RAYMOND for constables
The TIE tpleton oper company will
appear at Turner hall on the 9Th, 9th
and 10th. Their formal announcement
will appear 10 morrow.
Vote the REPUBLICAN TICKET
straight.
A meeting was held at the school
he u 3e three miles west Of Yanktan last
evening, in the interest OF local option.
J. M Fogerty, 7. s. Dixon, Prof. Bart
lett. and Judge Barnes were the speakers.
Vote for E. ID. PALMER for surveyor.
The electric light company contributes
the electricity at Turner hall for to-
morrow evenings returns and the
Turner society gives the hall for the
cost of getting it ready and putting it
in snaps after the trouble.
Vote for A. o. 5AUG TAD for
assessor.
A very enthusiastic local option meet
ing was held at Violin Saturday evening
A large number Of voters we're present
and the house was crowded. Addresses
were made by Thos. 8. Dixon and Judge
| V. v: Barnes of this city.
Vote for PETER ROYEM for register
Of deeds.
Sixteen persons were received into the
Congregational church at the communion
service yesterday morning, ten on con-
from other churches. Four children
were also baptized,
Vote for N. M. HILLS for superin-
tendeHt of schools.
Yankton and Yankton county have
been flooded with spurious republican
tickets. Everything given out to-day
is bogus. The genuine republican
ticket will be in the hands of the voterl
in the morning.
There will be meetings for prayer to.
morrow in the chapel OF the Congrega
tional church from 8 O'Clock q. m. I'M
til moo and from o to three. and from
four to FIVE O'clock p. m. Leaders hay
been appointed for each hour and it
earnestly desired that o large humble
may meet together to pray for the sue
cess Of temperance.
Vote for L. B. FRENCH for dissrie
attorney.
The insane asylum board %adjournet
Saturday night until next Thursday
The attempt to appoint an a~ssIstan
superintendent was not pushed satur
day afternoon, and goes over till Thurs
day under the protest from Trustee
Woolley and Qaigley, Mr.. Kean's Ger
~titicate foT salary was signed by Trustee
Cox, Gale and Peemiiler, Trustee
Wooiley and Q1igley declining to sig
because they are opposed to actioa
this sort.'pending the coroner's invsstigl
tion. Construction is proceeding at tb
scene OF the accident under the ol
lpians. Trustees Woolley and Quigle
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