Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-23
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A tooiJ SAouAy 40 way Oohl'
Portable, but not just the thing for corn.
Judge Campbell received u telegram
from Chicago to-day which says: ut
looks like Blaine"
DR.. Buchanan's office is to be moved
into the building just vacated by Fitch
Smith, next TO the Morrison.
Prot. Wtight's last illustrated geo
logical lecture on Alaska at the Congre-
gational church this evening.
The theological institute is over and
Macy Of the ministers have returned
to their homes. They will be greatly
missed.
Three swindIes in one week, and
Yankton not q very gullible town either
p. l.. Rice, the Brownsville, Nebraska,
rat-J. Fitohy Smith, the jeweler, aud
Thos. E. Hall, the peddler of stoves that
heat by oil and water.
H. T.. Orandell, ono of the best known
commercial tourists in this section, is
now on the road for the Sioux City
Journal, for which paper he is writing
up to wns, and soliciting business. MIR.
Crandeii is in Ysnkton for Sunday and
his friends ia THE CITY have been com.
plimented by q call from him.
People coming out of Chicago this
week have been obliged to make them
selves comfortable in ordinary day car
seats, SO crowded have been the sleep
ing coaches. Last night several very
heavy eyed people reached Yankton and
their one lament was that they had been
up all night the previous night.
Local democrats seem to have more
convention than they had in their own.
The curious man is thereby caused to
exclaim, "Why is this thusp The
Press and Dakotaian and Western Union
day by crowds of anxious people and
the rise or fall OF each delegate is noted
with interest.
Rev. j. V. Himee, of Elk Point, con-
Quoted services at Christ church las
evening which were well attended anG
very interesting. Mr.. Hines made {
brief address to the church, expressing
his sympathy with the congregation il
this hour of affection. and thereby adding
to the respect and affection which Chris
church hes always had for honoret
Father Hines.
II is probable that the theological in
stitute for south Dakota will meet in
Yankton again next year. The institute
has become o permanent organization
with Yankson college as the institution
around which 1t rallies. 1t will prove
Of great benefit to the college. Thos'
who attended the institute from abroad
are we'll satisfied with Yankton hospital
ity and will be glad to come again.
A letter recently received from Gen
). b. Dennis, at Omaha, confirms pre-
yious information that Rev. o. Fl. Bob
was arrested in Omaha in an insane cor
dition. It is q fact that Mr.. Bohn dir
turbed a religious meeting in Omaha, b
his queer actions. that he wss locked a
by the police and that he made hi
escape and went toward Denver fror
Omaha. The police OF Omaha are sati
fed that Mr.. BONN was demented.
Prot. Felix Vinatieri, one of Yankton
oldest settlers, whose celebrity as a mt
sicisn has travelled over Dakota's broa
area, is at home in this city prepared I
remain. He has looked the consinel
over from the Atlantic to the Pacific az
of oil the places he has seen he lik'
Yankton best. And here he will sta.
teaching music and inssructlnE bra
bands, as long as he can find employ
ment. Yankton always feels better wht
Vinatieri ia in town, and just now Il
town feels very we'll.
Fourth of July at