Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-23

eticky stuff, to the serious injury OF
clothing ha,r and besrd.
Rev. J. B. Molineoux, of sioux Falls,
will entertain the public wi h an organ
recital in Christ church to morrow eve-
ming. No admission fee will be charged,
but a collection for the benefit OF the
organ fund of the church will be taken
up.
George R. ~scougal's lawn on college
hill is the greenest OF any in the city up
to date. But Mr.. Scougal heats his
lawn by steam through the winter, and
the grassthereon sometimes takes the
ground hogs word for it and gets badly
showed under.
The contractor at the insane hospital
was busy last week hauling sand from
a pit opened by himself. without per-
mission, in the county road leading
northward from the city. The commits
%sioners have stopped HIM and have
notified him to repay damages.
At the electric light house every
thing is now in place and the central
station wires are being strung, Mr..
Olanfeld will be ready for stretching the
wires through the city as soon as the
poles are in place and with the compile
tion OF the circuits the work will be well
nigh finished.
The Yankton street railway company
is now an organization full of, life and
bristling with q desire to get to work.
The capital stock Is $40 900. all of which
| has been subscribed and which is owned
by men who have money to buy more
with. Officers of the company will be
| elected tomorrow.
The spring term OF the district court
opened at 10 a. M, to-day, Judge Trip
presiding. The grand Jury wal impan-
Relled, M, P. Gilman appointed its fore
man, and Immediately there was q cessa.
ton of all business except by the grand
jury for the day. The court will remain
IN session until Saturday.
a. A. Sohorregge. is Very much vexed.
On Friday night one OF the windows
in his block, on Third street, suffered
annihiiation through the malice of some
midnight persmbulstor, and Mr.. Schor.
regge must furnish another at his OWE
expense. He threatens to hand the fell
low over to the minions of the Law il
that window ia not replaced to-day.
Charles Molloy, the young man who
is confined IL the Yankton county jail
awaiting trial for tamperIpg with the
United States mail, is suffering with
consumption the disease being assisted
i, its course by his confinement. Mol
Toys case appeals to the sympathy Of
those who are obliged to keep him in
DURANGO vile, and everything possible is
done to alleviate his condition. 1t is
believed that II he is sentenced to the
i p%enitentia.y he cannot live out his
| sentence.
The Bon Homme' county democratic
convention was held on Friday last and
the result is a victory for NJ. b. Day
Joseph zitke, of Tyndall, who is il
Yankton to-day, furnishes the follow
ing list OF delegates to Watettown who
we're elected in the convention: M. 81
Day, and Reuben Groot OF Springfield
Joseph zitka, f. B. Morgan, D. W,
Ourrier and a. o. Haney, of Tyndall
b. A. Reeves, of Scotland. The oonven'
1 L.. ---k. -
mony, and the delegation is Day solid.
Mr.. Zitka was approached upon worh
for Church, by q Church democrat, ir
Yank.on to-day, but Mr.. Days county
can go no other way than for Mr.. Day
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