Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-04-05

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wagon also stood across the path OF the
flying cattle. and in the collision the
wagon came out at the little end of the
horn, as it were. Mr.. Fishbeck was not
seriously hurt.
Frank Hefner, the veteran wholesale
merchant, has just closed o contract with
the Silverhorn packing house, Sioux
City, by which he agrees to furnish 1000
live hogs each week to the said Silver
born until September LIST. The farmers
of Nebraska and south Dakota are re-
quested to drive their hogs in lively
Hefner want them all.
In the district court this morning an
argument upon o legal question, arising
from an action brought against Cover
nor A. J. Faulk, as clerk Of the court,
by the Scottish American mortgage
company, Pos made. Governor Faux,
when clerk OF the court, made an errcr
in dealing with q mortgage for the mort
gage company above mentioned, and
the company ID suing to $500
which was lost through the error.
The Yankton telegraph company is
the name of an organization composed
of the embryo telegraph operators of
Yankton, both young ladies and gentle
man being interested. The company
kas expended about ten dollars for
material, and it now has q line in opera
tion through the CITY. The line begins
OF the Morrison house, runs to Van.
derhule's drug store, then to the central
telephone Office. then to l.. M. Caya's
store, then to the signal station anG
finally TO White & Sharp's Office. Ohrit
Berg occupies the exalted position Of
president and Ernest Vanderhule is gen
eral manager. The company was or
gsnized for mutual benefits, and th,
members are receiving the same will
interest.
The drama of Esmaralda, which is tx
be given in Yankton on Friday, Apri
18th, will be presented by the following
artists: Henry living, who i~mpersonate
George Drew the villainous %speoulator
George r. Scougal as Mr.. Rogers; Mis-
Lottie East as Mrs. Rogers; Miss Gree
Hand as Esmarslda; James F. Orennal
as Dave; Miss Helen East as Nora Des
mond; Miss Nellie Burns Of Kate Des
mond; I'll. w. Human as Eastbrook
George w. K%ingsbury ir. as John Det
mond; Frederick G.. Austen as Marqui
de Monticent. The presentation Wi
occur at Turner hall on the date aboY
mentioned. Costumes from Paris for tn
participsnts are daily expected, and th
public will be more than delighted wit
the performance.
The man McDsnieis, who was arreste
on Tuesday night in Joseph Koeing's es
tabiishment, was given an examination b
Judge Pennington yesterday afternoo
and allowed to depart in peace. It wa
demonstrated that he was not On
p%lundering expedition and the only g,
PLANTATION of how he succeeded in gettln
into Koeing's is that he wandered j
there during the evening and bein
: drunk went to sleep on the floor and WI
overlooked when the closing up hot
e came. He WAS drunk when Sherj
Kincel took him to the Jail, and he hi
; been evicted from James CTowe's boare
! ing house Oh Tuesday because of b
. condition. He stated that he though
he was in Groves hotel when arreste
: end he remembered nothing of Tuesde
nights doings.
y The board Of education has adopte
for the projected SIG 900 high soho
building the Ruttan system of HEATH
and ventilating. which. will be put in
the building at o cost of $4,000. II
eystem has come into general use in t
is states, and is considered the very be
u result of scientific and inventive researt
: The system includes a series of Wal
mot hot) air furnaces which distribu
their warmth equally throughout {
building and maintain an unvaryi
temperature in all sorts OF weather. ]
II the ventilation system used in co
nection with the heating appliances
atmosphere of the school rooms
ar changed every fifteen minutes. the de
air being expelled and fresh air comil
in from the outside and passing over I
heating surface Of the furnaces. L
board will make of this structure