Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-11
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3bnshel to-day.
u Tnis %fotenoon's Chicago train over the
milwaukee, was an hour late.
W Another large arrival of Methodists
S,sst night and the conference Is now
full
q Z. e Mehring is manufacturing the
3&hEnreka washing machine in Yankton and
as finding o market for his wares.
q The sere and yellow leaf is becoming
numerous on the streets and lawns OF
SYsukton. Shade trees are shedding
rapidly.
~ Ysnkton's board of trade donates to
Methodist conference 100 copies of
The Press and Dakotsian each day OF the
conference.
Last nights $50 train over the North
& estern was an hour and a halt late,
being held at Centreville for a delay
ssed train from the north.
There is q mellowness about there
aO,tober days which reminds the old
tiner OF the old times when things were
well regulated in this neck of the
prairie.
@ Tasre was q meeting last evening Of
She Modern Woodmen, at which several
Inep members were initiated. This order
On thriving eoo~ouragingly for a prairie
seounsry.
IA Wait still holds at lower figures,
sholsh receipts. have been large to-day.
Ninety .folr cents wes the highest figure.
Flax still stands at $l.26. but receipts
care not large.
sE No return he's yet been received from
sdhe St, Paul engineers engaged to fur
nish a sewerage plan for the city of
ss$Yankton. AS nothing in the way OF
Sewerage construction can be done this
Saisll, there ia no hurry.
Rsv, VIM. Fielden OF Aberdeen has
he longest continuous residence in Da-
sssEota oil any member of the Methodist
conference He came to Sioux Falls
IA, 1876, and has been q resident of
saskbe territory ever since.
z Two we'll known Yanktopians, who
would perhaps prefer not to have their
printed, made e bet yesterday of
sssSoW each on the presidential election
end pat up the money. One is a repub.
a3lcan and the other o democrat and it is
% even bet on Harrison Against Oleve-
land.
@ Mrs. NO. He'll, M. D., who speaks be-
Sssslo'e the conference tomorrow afternoon
III ~ 4 O'Clock, IS territorial superintendent
~ hygiene for the Dakota W. Q. 7. U.
Hall wins cordial commentator
she is known. Members OF
'ne local unlon are specially invited to
pe present. at Mrs. Halls hour.
Va the evening of the 9th instant,
Y organ concert will be given in the
congregational church for the benefit of
ss'ls Baptist church debt fund. A full
p!osramme of the concert will appear in
s'uis paper In q few days and the citizens
Y iankson may look forward to q
treat seldom equalled and neve
surpassed.
n Ibe body OF D. T. Bramble will arrive
go the $50 Northwestern train this eve
n n'ns from Waterfowl end will be con.
eSs'syea to the residence OF DR.. Wander
uu'e' on Capitol street. Tomorrow
Ase'noon at 2 O'Clock the funeral will
Osoar' the services being held at Ohrist
suulch, Rev. Joshua V. Hines, of Elk
FONT, officiating. The final ceremonies
'Ml Do under the auspices of the Masons
a Yankton.
Bss 0aonel Hughes Fact, register OF the
1'uAsoa land office, has gone to Indiana
remain until after election and there
HE p"hclpate In the campaign as q speaker
upoa The democratic stump. Colonel
s,ss is something of q politician having
IL Ss'a the position of private secretary to
,'e President Hendricks up to the
s''sa OF that gentleman, when he re-
,usa to the non-parsisan seclusion of q
.sasfal Office. Under o special dispSu-
Il ''Aon he o takes the field.
iaose who knocked at the door o.
,u'asf hall last evening for admission
~'ae Laura Dainty theatrical enter
q e lament met with no invitation to enter
III r4e nall was closed and there were ne
.sass from within. Laura Dainty anG
company OF ectors and actresses die
come and the Mountain Pink" waf
appea In the bud. The troupe failed tc
Sa'e. That 10 ell the hall managers
usos about it. Later-A letter from
Laura Dainty company received thi'
l'''aoon says the company will bt
= the last Of this month. 1t was com
.'ied to change its route and all date
y u's section are postponed.
81 last evenings weekly meeting of tn
b 4 fison and Morton club was produc
w. Of an hour or more of effectiv
sVscn making at the club room. Th
IN. torch light parade was the open
sia s feature of the evening. the proce.
il moving through the business street
piaze of burning kerosene TO th
,oaA OF the drum corps. At the clu
nj 'svm MRvns nou n,