Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-07

formed IN YaGktOn. Ii this show Is
Boatoa's ideal, it lie rather q reflection on
B9atop'a taste aud the tnsols SHOULD be
resented,
Twsnty-seyen boys were counted at
the Milwaukee depot yesterday after
noon, and not one of them had any
! earthly business there, Perhaps they
| did not know, bns If someone had iostled
the crowd and all of them had fallen
under the tram they would have had
business in a realm devoid of railroad
trains.
Miss Alice e. Smith, one of Sioux
Oity's charming daughters, who is well
known III Ynpkton ss q whilom guest
of Miss Gypsy Valentine, ia to be mar
rieo on "wednesday, September 18th, to
James s. Michael, en- estimable eastern
man. Miss Gypsy Valentine will be
MISS Smiths chief bridesmaid. The
wedding, which will be an elegant affair,
will be- an event in Sioux City next
week.
It will be seen in another column that
that the Missouri Pacific has filed arti.
cles of Incorporation with the secretary
of the state of Nebraska for an extension
OF its system through the counties lying
between Omaha and Yankton. The
route indicated in these articles is the
one surveyed fouF years ago by Superin.
tendent ClarF, OF the Missouri Pacific.
It runs from Omaha to the Missouri
river opposite Ysnkton.
n Daring the past three months Phil K,
Faux, of this city, has secured original
pensions, or increases of pensions OIL
ready being drawn, for the following
named persons: Osisinals--Tolave Ole
: eon, Lincoln, CLAY county, Dakota; T.
3. MeUTistol, Atkinson, Nebraska,
e IucreaseH-Wm. Il. Culton, Yankton
VIM. Hewitt, Wakonda; j.. W. Lynch
! Yankton; Benz. f. Barton, Centreville
Dakota Chas. Berberick, St. Helena
Nebraska; @. FL. Buggy and F. w. Root
Aten, Nebraska. MIR. Faulk has proved
himself to be one Of the most successful
r pension attorneys in this section apt
his business territory is rapidly being
enlarged.
The populaoe of this city will remem
her the fine black colt which M. N
Gillette used to drive about tbt
= thorou2hfares OF this city as a bugg,
horse. Mr.. Gillette removed from Yank
ton to Sioux Falls and from there Il
Springfield, Kansas, taking the colt will
MIN aud that colt is now proving her
self to be a winning trotter in nearl
; every tusf meeting. At q recent trot ii
Springfield the colt went fast enough t.
beat the best horses in Springfield an,
as q result Mr., Gillette is accused Q
owning an old and very fast trotte
which he d%esignAtes as q colt. But wbe
in Yapkton a year sgo the horse was
colt aud q good one.
eel Last evening Mrs. Mark DeCamp wa
sitting alone In a buggy at a Third stree
curb, holding the relns over q rathe
IN excitable pair of horses, Mr.. DeOam
Of having gone into an adjacent store 0
an errsnd. Suddenly there came Out
the vest q binding electrical flash, az
is compapied by q crash of thunder. Th
y horses serang forward and Mrs. DeCaml
s. upnerved, uttered a shrek and mad
no effort to stop the team. They hs
es got under good Roadway when th
as horses were caught by Gus Seibert Q
one side and Charley SPHINX on th
m other, who held them firmly until M
DeOamp got IN the buggy and took Il
1t reins from his frightened wife.
o. In the communication yesterday eve
is ming concerning the two parties an
De prohibition, the list of states under big
license was omitted. They are Nebraska
Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin au
10 Pennsylvania, all republican.
l. Pennsylvania the high license law CO.
c. tains strict provisions, in the entorc
ment OF which many towns have actu,
,h prohibition, and the number OF salool
have been reduced from $4,000 to 7,0
in the state. In answer to the chari
sit sometimes made that high license
friendly TO the saloon it ought to be sal
70, that the saloon interests consistent
de and vigorously resist high license whe
ever it is attempted and seek to defe'
it whenever possible.
An adjourned business meeting of q
Ysnkton Harrison and Morton club W
TX held last evening at the city hall wi
ST. an attendance of thirty members el
e. the president OF the club in the cha
On The important business of the meetil
ss. was the endorsement of the work oil
is committee appointed to secure hea
quarters and q decision by the club
o. purchase q supply of uniforms al
re torches. Clnb headquarters were
Al Gated in Sawyer's block. ground foe
8 and the premises will be renovated 81
EN- fitted up for club uses. Ii was decid
mt to purchase about o hundred unlforl
and torches and samples of different d
ley signs have been sent for. The club W
asst soon be we'll fixed for the campaign
no its headquarters.
Der "
=. Concores mass in f will be render
10. al til. Congregational church to.morrt
night. Tickets sold at the door for
20 cents.
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Ice Cream at TAMMEN,S