Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-13
nd children weathered the blizzard

Superintendent Stay, OF the cit.
schools, will remember the blizzard. i
left IN addition to his household
which has come to st-remaia.
The toboggan slide does not cut muct
OF Q figure these wild nights. Anybody
can take o slide by going out doors and
spreading his coat tails to the breeze.
II would be interesting to know no a
the weather bureau catches the SNOW fol
lite moisture report on occasions like lest
night, unless ii goes out doors and hold
its mouth open.
Hook and ladder company No. / will
hold a meeting thus evening inStoekwelia
cigar store at $50. for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year. All mem.
bers are requested to be present.
Do you observe young men or maidens
CO; ryiDg themselves q trits more erect
than their fellows, be sure they have
building and loan association books
concealed about their persons.
The prospect now IS that the good peo-
Pile OF Yankton will have to read their
bibles on Sunday, OF. go without newr,
as communication with the rest Of the
world may not be resumed before next
week.
Yesterdays cold wave warning has
already more than made itself good and
the time is not up until tomorrow
morning. 1t is hoped tbs weather
bureau will remit the balance Of
the sentence.
Since the birth OF the race the
ambition of the Anglo Saxon has
been to become Q ffeeholder. The build
ing and loan association puts ahat "con-
summation SO deYotedly to be wished"
within the reach OF every rent payer In
Yankton.
Citizens are not giving much atten-
ton to snow on their sidewalks to-day.
Familiarity has bred contempt. When
the snow climbs over the fence and
crawls into the house through q key
bole it is time to give it the cold
shoulder.
Several east Yankton county farmers
who were delayed Of the Milwaukee
depot yesterday waiting for loads Of
coal we're caught by the blizzard before
starting and wsre saved the hazard Of
komeward journeys. Their horses re-
fused to proceed after the storm began.
The signal oface quotes the lowest
mercury in Yankton last night OF
twsnsy-three beiow and the highest TO-
day OF seventeen below. Il wal but
little colder in the northern regions,
Bismarck reporting twenty eight below.
Ruford, Huron and Assinsboine are not
reported to-day, the storm probably cut.
ting them off.
The annual statement OF the building
and loan association Of Yankton il pub
lished IN our advertising solumns: 10 10
9 CONDENSED history OF growth almost
phenomenal. The association to-day Is
q stannch and reliable financial inasitu-
ton and il daily receiving additions to
it's membership. II is no larger neces-
sasy to solicit members. They come
! wishout it. The public has learned the
value of this popular species Of savings
bank and earnings which would other
wise be squandered are entrusted TO its
care. 1t not only returns dividends to
investors. but helps build up the city,
making homes for many who would
never have homes but for their building
and loan investments.
PERSONAL.
There is no change in the condition OF
| Mrs. J. w. @. Morrison.
Captain Maratta was to star! for she
Black Hills to-day but has postponed
the isip for more favorable weather.
VIM Kramer spent last night in Ysnk.
ton, being unable to reach his rural
residence on account OF the atorm.
Geo. w. Scott, OF Rochester, New
York, representing the Curtis & Wheeler
shoe company, ia 10 bound in Ysnk-
ton.