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

aa ZIG says LOW hntt ne is IOE
Tom and TOMS friends, and that he
wants nothing e do with people who
sell out. This is his OFF year.
The board of directors of the Yankton
insurance company met last evening
heard the reports of officers
and elected officers for the en-.
suing year. The officers as elected are
Newton Edmunds, president; E. P. Will
cox, vice president; L. NJ. Pardy, treas
uref; ID. w. O. Tanner, secretary. The
reports of the officers show the company
to be IN first class condition.
The Yank Newell Muldoon's Picnic
party presented it's entertainment al
Turner hall last evening. The company
is composed OF fair delinsators OF Irish
comedy, of which the show is made up
bat withal it has IN undesirable some
thing about it which leads some men to
denominate it, ''rather rocky" However
the entertainment is worthy OF attend
ance AID those attending will surely be
compelled to laugh.
AT the Ysnkton college bazaar, which
opens to night at Turner hall, in the ART
department., is q life like portrait OF Rev.
Dan. f. Bradley. This beautiful work O
art is enclosed IN an ornamental frame,
26x30, of oak and bronze, from the manu-
factory of Ssnborn & Son. Mrs. M
Louise Tanner is the artist and it Ger.
tainly speaks highly in her praise as
genius in artistic work. The picture 81
life like will be priced by the friends o
the Congregational pastor and the artiet
will be remembered for this superb worl
of art.
A stranger raised q rumpus on aCapito
street during Monday night by shouting
for help and protection. He arouse
the night clerk in the Morrison house
who investigated the cause of so muol
noise, and found q man fiat on his back
on the sidewalk in front of the hotel
The man said he had been robbed, ant
the patter of the feet of a person run
ming north on Capitol street was offere,
in substantiation of the assertion. 81,
claimed to have lost twenty-five dollars
but his breath indicated that he wa
laborinR under the disadvantage Q
increased imaginative powers.
The Franklin school building, Who
for years has been n of the prominen
STRUCTURES OF the north portion of tn
city, is being moved from its presen
site to make room for the new echoc
building. This building was erected q
q private Institution by Nathan For.
years ago, and upon the removal of Mr.
Ford from Yankton it was purchased b,
the city and has since been occupied b
the grammar grades OF the city schools
The building has stood the ravages @
time and could its four walls speak man
o tale of school day Joy or sorrow woul
be forthcoming. It has been the seen
of the struggles for knowledge of sewers
generations of Yankton young folks
and Q sight of its present disarrangemen
will revive many recoilections of day
that have fed.
A meeting OF the board of trustees {
Yankton college was held last evenin
and much business of interest WI
transacted. President Ward reporte
developments in the east, giving detail
of most hattering prospects for IL
college. A new chair in the faculty vi
created. with the title of chemistry or
geology, and q very proficient cas-
ern scholar is engaged to fill it. Arrang
ments for beginning the immediate cor
structlon of the ladies' hall were con
pleted. This building will cost $1,000
Among the donations which the collel
will receive this year will be an $3.50
telescope, which q MIR. Brown, of JAIME
town, New York, will provide for Il
college and for the accommodation
which a building will be erected. II
outlook for Yankton college is inde'
fattering and the institution may
, said to be just beginning its life work.
"a Word tn the Wise In snffIcSeut I,