Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-15
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two cents.
The funeral of Annie Mclean y~ester-
day was largely attended,
Mayor j.. 81. Teller will preside this
evening at the temperance meeting at
Turner hall.
Meeting of the choral union to NOR
row, Tuesday, evening at 1880 IN the
Congregational church lecture room.
Yenkton college has l04 students,
aside from those taking the musica!
course. This is more than it ever had
before.
The regular meeting OF the Harrison
aud Morton CLUB well be held WEDNESDAY
evening OF eight O'Clock, preceded by q
torch light parade. Good speakers will
be in attendance.
The Western Union telegraph COM
pany notifies local managers that it will
farnish election bulletins to clubs for
comp s~nsation which can be ascertained
by application to managers.
Nellie Gale was snpsrsed d this after
noon fs president of the board of trus
tess of the insane hospital by MAJOR
Robert Cox. A majority OF the board
voted for COX and Gale fourd himself
left.
Olivet Herald: Judge Conkiin, OF
Watertown gave On interesting talk to
large audience at the cous house last
Tuesday, followed by q we'll delivered
and highly interesting speech from Gen.
eral Beadle, of Yankton.
Cox, Odiorne & 90. will dispense With
their gro electric light and use in its
stead a group OF tnuty-two Incapdes-
cents. The change vas made to-day.
The Boston, VIM. Blatt and Kahn e. 90.
are now using thirty-two's with great
satisfaction.
Tomorrow evening at seven O'Clock
Rev. d. b. Nichols will be installed as
pastor of Mission Hill church. The roads
are good and che moon lights the way
snd Father Nichols would be pleased to
see his friends at. Mission Hill church
tomorrow evening.
1t is conceded to be an impossibllity
to finish the insane hospital wings this
fall ana Eat badly crowded institution
/ must go through another winter OF dis
comfort. 1t is now nearly two years
since the appropriation for the work was
made. About a year was squandered in
fighting over the appointment OF q board
OF trustees.
A Henderson, Minnesota, special says:
Edward Winkelmann, who died at
Yankton. OAK, recently, was one of the
first settlers OF Sibley county. BE came
here ia the fall OF 1852 with Mel. Brown
and others, and helped erect the first
house built here. He was the first
German settler and first justice of the
peace OF Sibley county"
A Washington special says the senate
has agreed to a conference on the dis
agreements OF the two houses upon the
bill granting the right Of way to the
\ Yankton & Missouri river railroad COM
I pany in Dakota and conferees have been
y appointed. This is the bill for right OF
way through the Yankton In.
dian reservation.
7 Yankton college students met with
another disaster on the diamond field
last saturday afternoon, their nine being
s2ain defeated by the Vermillion npl-
a yerslty nine by a score OF IL to 8. Thlt
s. makes two straight games won by the
University nine over the college nine and
q probably settles the question of base
Gall supremacy between che two instita
& lions until another season. The game
N was fairly played and there is spparent
n no kicking among the defeated.
III From Joseph Allen, who was IL
4 fankten this morning q list OF tn
X Turner county delegates to the Meme
legislative convention Of the republican
81 party was procured. The list is: Val'
81 Ihlelman, Gus Gilbert, James Hogan
Parker; Joseph Allen, Gus Back Hurley
n John Turnbull, Vim Lowry, A. F. Ell
MOTT, Centreville; Albert Apland. Turner
b +. Reiff, T. J.. Way, VIM Griffith, Mariol
II junction. Mr.. Allen says Turner coun
NJ " is solid for A. l.. Van Osdel, OF Yank
ri ION county, for The council. MIR. Allel
Ri himself will probably be nominated TO
.ne house and the choice for seoon'
N mouse member for Turner county lies be
'Ween John Turnbnll and E. Relf.
n There will be q mass meeting q
sS iarner hall in this city this evening a
'oeiosk. Dol. e. e. Oiough, OF Water
81 .oWn. formerly Of Wisconsin, and we
81 AaoWn as one of the most eloquent an
S snectsve orators of that state; will ed
Sz So a'ess the people on the local optic
BE .''ae' Blshop Walden. OF Cincinnati,
sS powerful advocate OF the temperanc
IVA use' Is also expected to speak. Goo
aesAsfs from various point0 in the to
..so'y' will briefly give from their ow
8 a|Ss a ou.soaal knowledge, facts as to til
@ ssfa''on Of this law. Admission fire.
a~eVerybody invited. Let every or
M is essed in the cause of ssmpsrano
aSa$ respective VI party turn ont.