Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-03-30
Monday. A. NJ Euelish and E. D. Pal

mer peddied the paper around and they
found q saloon man who refused to
sign 1t. Mr. James Donahue. Whether
or o others refused to sign is moi
known but credit belongs to the man
who did, This act settles the question
OF who is making the fight, and the ques.
ton now resolves itself thus. Shall the
saloons have more TO say about local
politics than the other business men.
PAY your money and take your cho,ce.'
One OF the latest additions to the bust.
ness interests Of Yankton is the recently
completed creamery located on Burleigh
street which Messrs Dirks & Dick, ex.
perienced dairy men and butter makers
are operating. This institution was es-
tablished at 3 cost of about $1,000 and il
ID n Of the most completes creameriee
In Dakota, containing machinery
OF the best and most improved
patterns. and having a capacity of turn
ing out large amounts of butter each
day. The building 10 arranged for son.
v%eDience and cleanliness, and so spot
Less add clean looking are the tubs and
machinery that o visitor can almost
taste good butter as he looks around.
The creamery will be in full blast some
time in April, and the proprietors are
genial gentlemen who will delight in
showing callers around.
Ellery d. Branch. has had his first
experience as q married man with bur
glars. In the good old days Of his
bachelorhood he slept with the doors
and windows of his room wide open,
fondly hoping that some six foot.nimble
fingered jay hawker Of a burglar might
come that way, and be everlastingly
m%assacred. But since his marriage he
guards his house and other possessions
with locked gstes and fences. Last
night he was awakened by q substantial
jab in the ribs from Mrs. BIS elbow.
Mre. B. heard q noise and she wanted
the matter investigated, Ellery crawled
noislessly out OF bed, donned his revolver
and started for the scene of disturb
ance in the ROOMS below the bedroom.
From the head OF the stairs he made the
trip to the floor below in less than sew
ersi seconds, and as he landed with @
crash. the screeeh that vent up from the
balance of the household frightened him
worse than the fall. He sat mp, opened
the front door and proceeded to comfor,
himself by rubs or the part Of him which
had hit the floor first. Finally he open
ed a door into o room where the bHrgla,
was concealed, and in the grey light oil
dawniDg day he saw the family cat dis
appear. He made some remark about
the cat and then returned to his couch
What he said to Mrs. B. is unknown, but
he carried home o peace Offering Of
oranges OF noon, snd it is presumed thss
tranquility reigns.
LARsON--In Yankton on Friday. March s0th
1883, Annie Terr issa Larson, daughter Of An.
drew Larson and wife, aged Q months.
The irrevocable laws of human exis.
tence have never seemed TO be more
cruel and unjust than in the case OF the
death Of this beloved child. Though
privileged to bloom but for o abort time
the parents saw more to cherish rs eact
day passed and death produces untold
sorrow. The remains we're saken 60
Sioux City to-day for burial in ths
family LOT. @
Yankton friends extend sympathy
and confidence 10 the beresved parents
soth, 1888, Mrs. A. NJ. Dawson.
This astounding and very painful in
telligenoe reached the city by selephon,
from Yankton college of q late hour thi
afternoon. Mrs. Dawson has been IL
with pneumonia for three days past bu
she was believed TO be mucI
better. this morning. Her deaf!
will be received With the sincerest sor
ROW by q vast number Of Ysnkton PEG
pile, she having lived in this city for th,
last fifteen years and mere. She has oil
ways been ons Of the most highly res
pected OF Ysnkton's ladies, and thos'
who have known her best can realize &,
the fullest the loss to this community
and beg children. For three years en-
has held che position OF mstron ut Yank
ton college, and the students OF tha
institution have learned to respect he
most profoundly. A sketch OF her liz
will be published Tomorrow.
Plsnts for Easter. Gala Lilies, carna
atoms. geraniums 81 OARNKY's.
Best Meseni orRanges 80 cents pc
dozen at BAKER & ERsKINs'.
The service at the Episcopal churcl
during holy week will be ss follows
Daily evening prayer ct 4:l5 p. m. ex
cept good Friday. Morning prayer at /
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