Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-22
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A Junior club is being organized among
the younger members OF the male popu-
lation. With Frank Wells ss president
its prosperity is insured. The club rooms
will be OF the rear Of j. T. M. Pierce's
ofh6e.
This evening the fremen of Yankton
will meet with their trends at Turner
hail and engage 10 @ season of pleasure.
Excellent music will be furnished and
dancing VIII be the specially OF the oc-
casion.
Van Antwerp, having on Saturday last
completed his survey OF North Pine
street, beyond the railroad track, grading
operations were begun this morning, end
seven teams are busy making the long
sought for roed.
On Wednesday evening next there will
be servlces in the Episcopal church,
when the building will be oonsecrated,
the bishop Of South Dakota officiating
and the bishop OF North Dakota preach.
ing the dedtcation.
Mayor Wynn is heading q movement
for a street parade of ell the civil and
military organizations OF Yankton on
the Both inst. the nations centennial
anniversary. He want g large turn out
and invites hearty cooperation.
Bruce & Austen have to-day made she
following sales: Charles BONN to d
MoDevitt, lot 10. block Z. Lower Yank,
ton, $500. q. Albee 30 Bruce & Austen
lot 16. block So, Lower Ysnkton, $3.50
They hav. other sales in progress.
The Chicago & Northwestern com.
pany has discontinued its Sunday trainl
from Hswardtn west and north snt
hereafter Yankton and other Jim YiveI
points will have TO dispense with thsl
luxury. The new order goes INTO efec
next Sund sy.
Sioux Falls Press: Judge Hugh J
Campbell, who was such IN importan
factor in the WORK of both conventions
ia in the field working for che Siou,
Falls constitution. He is paying specia
attention to the anti-monopoly features
The northern part OF the state is nov
receiving his attention.
Tomorrow evenings choral uniol
concert will begin st eight O'Clock shar
and il IS obligatory upon the public s
avoid disturbing the slgners when ono
they have entered upon their renditio
of the Messiah. Patrons Of the conceE
are therefore urged to be an theiF seat
. without fell by eight O'Clock.
An offer OF $21 500 was made Sstul
, day for the Bunker forty by O. j. TIE!
. lor, Of Sioux City, and accepted by II
owner. All that now remains IS for Nj
a TAYLOR to confirm She bargain. b
. went home to consult his partner an
Will probably be heard from this eve
! ming. II is o cash deal il it goes.
Those who attended the services
3 Christ church yesterday were much in
pressed with the beauty OF the for'
: decorations and the magniioence Of tt
!. singing. Never before has such mus
8 been heard in the episcopal ehurc'
The TIE Deum, by Spencer Lloyd. q
n tracsed particular attention, and tt
: duet by the Misses Swift and Losta Es
was spoken of in terms of highest prais
There ia a great deal of business ala
!. rity about the red man who has rubbe
mo against civilization. Yankton's tr
. men wrote to the corresponding seer
tary OF the Santee Sioux braes bar
asking what the bend would charge
play in Yankton to-day, the occasion
q the figemen's parade. The correspond
ling secretary did not reply. but 81
band arrived. bag and baggage, by
"a turn mail. They considered themselv
% engaged without any preliminsries as
.. price.
~ M. T. Mel sughlin, ON trial during :
two closing days Of last week for for
IA ing the meme OF Bowen & Kingsbury
snndry bank checks and negotiating o
OF them, was convicted by the iary eli
a conference lasting from ise o'clo
r. Saturday afternoon until two colo
Sunday morning. Two Of the iuro
on the first ballot. wanted to ecqnit, I
c;. ioa,ly changed their minds. MeLaus
or lin was sentenced to day ny Jnd
sTripp to Eve years in the Sioux FL