Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-02-13

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and all pull on the same rope.
The latest report Is that the Illinoi,
Central is to pass westward sbout tel
miles away from Ysnkton. That thu
road will be extended "a Akron SEEM
settled.
Captain Lavender brings from NeN
York a confirmation OF the report thai
the Manitoba is to oross the river Of
Yankton. 1t came to him direct from
headquarters.
T. 8. Dickson. representing the firm OF
Thos. Kane & %, OF Oh co 20, has secur
ed the contract for supplying the city
hall and jail with chairs, s%ettees, and
iron bedsteads.
Mi. Chad wick 10 hauling baled hay
from Violin, OF the Northwestern. TO
Gayville for shipment over the Milwau.
kee. Scarcity of cars on the Northwest.
ern compels this oxtrs handling.
In the summary atmosphere OF this
forenoon many man looked up nj tbs
cold wave flag, shivsred by force Of
habit. buttonea his overcoat up under
his chin and CURSED the ground hog.
At IL q. m. to-day, advices from Huron
reported o strong northwest wind pre-.
~vailine, a light snow falling and the
Thermometer slowly sinking. This. was
the extent Of The reported terrible storm.
Tbs Ysnkton electric lighting com
pany 10 incorporated, and an eastern
representative OF the Western electric
light company, OF Boston, will be in
Yankton this week TO look over che
ground and provide she machinery iol
a plant. III is expected that the light
will be runnin III q month or six weeks,
Mi. and Mrs. M. NJ. Mattheisscu oil
this city, yesterday observed the 18th
anniversary OF their wedding in q very
quiet manner In August OF this yea,
Mr.. Matsa,asen will have resided in Da-
kota 26 years and in July next Mrs
Mattheissen will have been as years in
Dakots,
At the next meeting of the city coun.
ell o resolution providing tor the imme.
diste establishment and maintenance Of
a system OF slsotr Q iigp ling for the city
will be introduced and in all probability
passed. The franchies which was grant
ed E. Miner and others about q year age
has expired and one OF the city aldermen
proposes to ettem to have the city fur.
nish its own lights. Ihu alderman hai
calculated the cost OF 3 system and he il
of the opinion shat the city can be light
ed for loss shpn TWO thirds of tho expense
proposed by any company.
Uncle David, CT a Messenger from
Jarvis Section, at Turner hall by Che
Katie Pearson ean pAny tomorrow
night. The Sioux Falls Press Of February
55tth says: The Two weea' en- o enent
of the Katie Pearson comedy company
concluded last v ming, and il has been
the most successful eYer known In the
history oi the ei,y. Q iull capacity Of
the Grand opera house has been required
to accommodate she audiences whioh
gathered, and last evening the last OF Chs
series marked the first time in Sioux
Falls that il wac necessary to put up She
signal .'sssnding room only" Every
reserved seat in tho house was sold be
fore 10 o'stgo yesterday morning and
by 8 p. M. tine last chair or the f,st fool
had been peQRed. This 10 such an en-
dorsemsnt ss no other organization hsa
ever secured he {.
The funeral o%bssqules OF Christopher
Noonan were held at $3.50 p. m. yesterday
at the Catholic church in thls city. Rev
Father Redmond conducted she cere
monies, in the course OF W ich hs
preached a touching and appropriate scr
mon npon the life + the deceased boy
The body was enaAsed In = blsck walnut
caaket, neatly trimmed and bearing up
on the top two floral emblems. One o.
these, 3 cIess, was marked in white
flow 20. NJ" the initials Of the de-
oessed, and also the tslegraphic cal
used by Chris in his work as 10 .opers-
tor. This cross was provided by The
employees OF the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul railway in Ysnkton. The othel
design, q wreath OF white and green
enclrsled the figures $50" in white flow.
ers. In q telegrsphlc sense ago" means
the end, and is used by operators 10
denote the conclusion Of 8 press report
The Western Union operator in Siou1
City sent this testimonial OF their regard
for 0 fellow operator. The remains
we're inferred in the Catholic cemetery
Little house and lot on
CapitaI st. for $3.50 If taken
soon, also lots from 1926 to
1890, big bargains in all o!
them. s. CARR
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh
Cur a Civ imm edlate relief. Price II
cts. SO. cts. and 81. Sold BY R. NJ. Ward
druggist.
An sxosllent and elegant line Of furni
turs, picture frames and Christina
.~n1 RAuponv 4 H1us