Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-10-16
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Father Nichols installation ss paste r
oil Mission Hill church occurs this even
ing.
Last nights Northwestern train from
Chicago was tbrse-quartels of an hon,
late.
At the Congregational cAuroh this
evening the choral union will hold its
annual meetlER.
The moor had to do the work OF the
Burleigh street electric light last night,
The moon was entirely successful.
"a. Grebe's merchant tailoring estab.
lishment has been moved two doors
west, but is still in Dswey's block.
The wife of Judge John A. Owen, OF
DeSmet, a gentleman well known in
Y.nkton. died yesterday of be .rt disease,
Thomas Williams is moving his black
smith shop from Douglas avenue to =
new location in the western side of the
CITY.
Wheat lsop a little to-day, selling at
sO@93 cents. Flax has sold up TO ST. 80,
bat a few cents lower figures prevailed
generally.
q. W Pike and o. B. Taylor, who
have been ia the furniture business TO-
gesher, have dissolved partnership and
MI, Isy lor will continue the business.
! That the conference returned Rev. f.
A. Bardick to his Yankton charge lie
very gratifying to Yankton people, to
whom be has endeared himself by his
many excellent qualities.
The annual socill Of the mission band
will be held this ev Aning at Mrs. DR.,
Wards at which time the officers for the
ensuing year will be elected. Ths friends
oithe band are invited to be present.
1t was within q few minutes OF three
O'clock this morning wheu the Methodist
conference sdl,urnei. The ministers,
most OF whom departed on the morning
Hslns, looked as though the we're unsc-
oaifomed to having a night out.
When the Yankton ladies' undertake
anything, they make q grand success OF
". They will give q campaign supper
next Friday evening, Oct. 10Th at the
republican club room, for the benefit of
sae iankton college ladies' hall fund,
Every one should 20 as they will have o
good time and help a worthy cause at
the same time.
Inc Ole Olesen who Was last night
4 s'ansed a saloon keepers license is not
.ae Ole M. Oleson who was refused q
! license at previous council meeting.
Aas recipient of this newly granted liz
oeuse mas kept @ saloon here some twenty
'easS and gave up the business last year
saa started q grocery. This did not pay
Ana ne returns to the saloon business.
Il personal.
iom Edwards 10 In charge of Kahn &
oo.s Scotland store.
martin Max reached Yankton on last
Nights Milwaukee train.
". Ward is going east this week in
'e interest OF Yankton college.
q !. M. Pierce and family are expect
s,aome from England neat week.
bishop Walden left this morning fer
him.
I'd. Van Antwerp is in Sioux Fslls,
'uefe ne will remain about ten days
Niger.
me Journal ssys: Will Felber, a
nakson Citizen, was in Sioux City
.a'ofday arranging to remove TO that
ay to live.
lhs. Laura Stone and Miss Amelia
r'an mother and niece Of Mrs. G. w.
Aaesoury. left this morning for Birm-
@saam, o few miles out of Kansas City,
nome or Miss Ream. Mrs. Kings
'sy accompanied them to Sioux City.
. new LOT Of candies at Fl &c. Buell's.
ouocoiates, r~aolpsses' taffy and peanut
Sb4l1
poWling's the best s cent cigar, the
III +
Butter Taffy.
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