davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23
Scr gimbereaa e@ab.. etpre,

gde SF.9ouitonfraBe unb Nbenue c.,
bat feineH 9orratb bon @@uben fit
6erreu, Dnmen unb Ginber fir bic be.
b~orifebenben 6aifons erbaIten, uno III
i'm @tanbe, allen MniprhGen, tpel9e
man on Elm elegantes ober on bauers
bates unb preiswifrbiaes S1ubperf
itelt, gu geniigen. Der ginbereIIa
S6ub Store 1T elm iebr beIiebs
ter ginfaufsort, namentli9 oeutlGer
0amen, ni9t nur Der 3ubortommenben
Bebienung tpegen, ionbern tbatfd9Ii9
neil Die f~eilgebotenen Waareu in ieber
9infi@t enpfeblenswertb finb un6 Sas
tsfattiOr eegeben bo5en. Mtan finbet
bier bas 8or5lgIi@fe, mas GuBbetleis
bungstinitler nur leifeu f0nnen
S@ube fit ben BaQfaah 9usgebes
f@ube, S6ube fiir's 0aus unb harfe,
babel bod elegante S9ube fit 2inber.
6erren iDerben In glei9er Meile be-
bient. 4aes paBt wie angesoKen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23
@abl : proclamation.
M,apors Office,
Staot San Mntonio, Seras,
12 &nntfnr 1890

10. SuUuuIS 1COJ.
Su Golge Der mir burm ben Greibrief
uno bic Sroinan3en Der 6tabt San
4Htouip %iibertragenen Nutoritdt, erlaKe
i'd, Sr1an @alagban, Mapor bet Sta6t
San Mntonio hermit meme PrDtlamas
tlon unb orbne an unb beftimme, ba6
cine Wabl am
3meitem MOntas int Tebrtar 1889
Gallo am elften Sage beg beIagten Mo.
nats) %abgebalten miro, UNI Bic foIaen.
Den Beat1ten 5u ertpdblen, ndmlid:
Wtapor, Geforoer, Solicitor. StraBens
tommii1dr uno 5w6lf Stabtratbsmits
glieber.
Sie StimmpldBe In ben oer{1iebenen
Warbs tperben bon 8 1br Morgens bis
6 ubr Ibenbs on ben folsenben Orten
often fem:
War6 SO. 1. poIi3ei . 6oupiquars
tier, Militdrsp lasa; Wabls8 oribenber,
Simon &6nigbeim.
Warb No. 2. @de GAIT un6 Oolo=
rofa etraBe; Wabls 8orfbenber. s.
q. Sandej.
Warb SO. 3. gde 2arebo unb Wefs
9oufton straBe; Mabl : 0orFbenber,
Sobn @tappenbed.
Waro go. 4. &rif9's 0ale; Wabls
0~prlibenber, 6. Ntlemain.
Waro No. 5. Sommer's @arten,
gde Noe. 8 uno 3ebnte 6traBe;
Wabls8 orfbeuber. @ufap Grai9.
Warb No. 6. @de Gin unb NoIan
StraBe; Wabls8 orfbenber, Wm. S.
Yage.
Warb geo. Z. gde Matagorba itnb
@ietoria StraBe; @abl gorfbenoer,
CHARLES ". Denny.
Warb $50. s. 2O7 SID : Wlamo,
9traBe, gde 8iaita @traBe; 8abl.
8~oriBenoer, 6. %. McAlifer.
Die Wabl mirb abgebalten unb bic
Beridte oariber merben eingerei9t in
uebereinfimmung nit 6eEtion 20 bes
itdbtiiben Greibriefes utib NIT benz
StaatsgefeB, Mfte bom IA. Mdr3. 4.
Suli 1887, Der 20. 2egislatur, Geite
81.
Sie Stimmgeber in ieber Warb flint,
men fur einen Wapor, einen &eforber,
eiaen Solicitor, einen StraBentommif'
fdr, einen alderman ibrer reipeftipen
Waro unb bier Mlberrnett at large.
Bum 3eu9niB bisrfir unteri@reibe
i'd bier meinen Namen unb babe peraus
egysA laBt. oaB bas Siegel Der Stabt
&96sD SON Wntonio On bieiem IL. Sage
beg Sanuar A. D. 1889 ~binaueeIigt
mirb.
8rDan @aIlagban,
Masor.
8ei6eini9t:
6. 3. Glauoon, GitD @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23
Galifprnia Weiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen Sci
0errn s. s. Meper amt alamo
plaaa. 9err Meper fumt bic Weine
on Ort uno STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller ter Wein3h9ter. MIs
gutem 9eniler gelinst es Tim tets, bic
beifen SOrten aus3umdblen. Ct tann
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten SrOpfen berieben. &otbz unb
WeiBmeine in boraagli6er QuaIit1t
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aaone - frei
ins Qaus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

0laT, FOgnte ne. Olar Der9teD mir
I'D tpe'B, bab i'd mid gesen bein Nn'
oenfen beriinoi9t, aber i'd tann ni9ts
oa9egen tbun. Sd liebe i'm, 0 rtein
8ott, pie unglidlia bin i9l
Gin leiies @erduid lieB He 5uIammen.
fabren. Sic erbob i@ balb uno blidte
td UNI. 9inter ibr lag elm @rab, bas
fe big oabin ni@t bea6tet bate. Dort
mar Elm rei6er Blumenlor, bon einem
@iien9itter umgeben, unb in bet Mitte,
balb bon 56lingroien bebedt, ragte
cine i6mar3e Marmoridu(e empor.
War es elm Spiel Der pbantafe?
Oott ftanb t. lei1t ans glitter &C.
lebnt, bic bobe, frdftige @elfalt nit ben,
buutlen 8oqbart: bic frsunoliden
brauaen Nugen blidien fe 10 tbeilneb=
menb bur6 oas ptncene3 au.
Sic fieB etuen S9rei aus unb ibr
9aupt iant unter lautem Sdlu95en
gegen ben @rabftein.
Ser &e9tsanmalt Dfnete lsiie bic
5bir BEG giiengitters uno trat gu ibr.
Jrdulein Moldnber, Gin! GaKeu
Sic f6 bod! iaste er miloe, beuste
ft9 5u ibr berab uuo ri6tete lie auf.
Sic 3%itterte am San5en R6rper; enba
lid blidte fe gu inn auf.
Sinh fe es benn tpirfli92
Sa, tper foa es ionft tpobl iein? Sd
ging aus Der @eieaf9aft fort, nm bier
&ube 3u iu@en. 9abe i'd sic erf6redt?
Sa!
st nabm neben ibr auf Dem @rab1tein
pIab, Warum fir@teten sic f9 Dor
MIR?
Sd, i'd iueiB es ni9t.
Sic uollte aufteber.
IS 1T i6on ipdt. 2afeu Sic uus
beimtebren.
ST belt lis guild. Sic ~sittsrte nod
INNER.
Nein, laReu Sic uns bier nod elm
tuenig nit chamber reoen. Gin,
glauben sic ni9t au9, bob bic Setter
ber 8etforbeneu an oieier @tdtte
freunblid auf uns berabf9auen?
Sas CLAUDE i'd.
uu6 glaaben sic ri1t aud, oaB bic
Seligen bort oben i9 ireuen piirben,
uns arme Sterbti9e gliidli9 au ieben2
Sd i'd toeib ni9t re9t.
Sd aber bin feit babon iiber3eu9t
unb besmeseu frase i'd Sic bier ias
mitten Der @rdber, bic bas 2iebhe ber.
gen, mas mir beibe auf Der Melt Be,
iaBen, Oh Sic mein Weib merben mol.
len. Wenben sic Ii9 niht ab pon
mir. S4on laage = nod ebe i'd uns
freimilis 3euse Sbrss @sftdnonifes
tuurbe, babe i'd Sbre Soluble erratben
uno Bob i'd bieielben aug polem 6erSen
erpibere, 1T Sbnen mobl ni9t unbes
fannt.
Sd, i'd barf ni6t, i'd fam nidt!
Sic birfen ni9t? uno Dor mem
firdten Sic iid benn2 Sd bin feft
iiber5eugt, bob meine beiB geliebte
Wutter in oieiem Nugenblid aus Der
9bbe aaf uns berabfebt, fie glidli1
ietn unb Sic als lire liebe So9ter ieg,
men uirb; unb er, beRen Nnbenten Sic
ebren, fann ni9t 5urnen, baB Sic eihen
liebenben Mrm. ~sefunbeu. Der sic bur1
oas 2ebea fibren oirb, ba es ibm iels
Der ni6t Derg6nnt nar.
@r preBte tie adrtli@ an ieine 8rut,
unb He meinte LANCE unb leiie.
Iber ieit Olafs Spoe batte fie feline
% erquidenoen Sbrdnen gerpeint.
Mrm in Nrm singer fe bonn 6rieb.
bot in bic Stabt auriid.
Die Some mart ibre lebten Strabs
len auf Slafs @rabitein unb briidte els
men Abi9iebsfuB ouf bic 91lirsroien
an Der MarmOridule.
3uil1en ben @rdbern mat linen
elm neues Slid erbIibt! = "a, bic
f@6nifen 8lumen finost man oft ~3mi.
f1en Grdbern."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23
nr Geinie unb biIigfte Orudia.
der bel s o b ON Bros.
watter ! Matter .

ERhtter Wntter !! Mfntter !!
Werbet Sbr bes Na&ts seftSrt merben
'ano in gurer &ube uuterbroden bur& bas
Sdreien zines franten ainbss, tpel&es
SGmer3en bonn Curdbre9en Der 3dbne
leioet? ST es Der Sal, 70 fault cine 6lai&e
pcn Wirs. Winsloms SOOTHING @prrp.
@r mirb ben arnlen Steinen fcfcrt bon iei>
men sdner5en befreien. Wun perlafe ii&
barauf es bilft. @s 1T feline Mutter auf
Grbeu, bic es periudte r,nb Gud nidt nit
tbeilen wirbe, baB es bic ginsepeibe re.
sulirt, ben Sleinen Silfe unb @siunsbeit
unp Der Wutter 8ube peri9aft, baB IS
ME 3auber pirtt. Das Wittel III itGer in
alien 6ils1 unb ansenebm bon @eidmad;
es mirb BON elmer Der dltsiten uno beiten
Doctrrinnen in ben Der. Staaten rers
idriebeR. neberaa 5u hoben, bic 6lai&e
su 25 Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

sar Sm beIiebten MiifipnSs
0arten fno @b3immer eingeri9tet
unb er0fnet uorben, pofeIbft man re.
guldre Mabl3eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fam. Mllifern werben
rob uno in better 3ubereitung @ieroirt.
MabI5eiten Derben i'm eigenen @eI1irr
ausgefanot unb auf Wunf6 Dinners
unb Soupers ins 6aus geliefert. Nufs
merfiame Beoienung unb prDmpte Muss
iibrung Der Iuf!rdge garantirt.
Nbeiner & 0attl.
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at bic gdmtnefud,t mnbeubar2

Wlan LEE 6a8 Madftebenbe: pSerr 6. S.
WorriS in 0eparf, ArtaniaS, lagt sd lag
an Qunae1 = MbTesfen i6per barnieosr, un6
meme Greunbe unb bic aer3te srtldrten mid
fir unbeiIbar l6ninbr idtia. Da fling i9 an,
Sr. Sings neles S@minoludtsmittel au ae.
brau6en. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle Glaf@e unb
bin bereitS i'm Stanbe, bic Srbeiten auf meiner
8arm pieber gu iiberpa6en unb su beaufid.
tisen. eS III bic bette Meoicin, bic Is gsben
Tam! !"
SeFe Mibblepart in Decatur, Ohio, fdreibt :
rgSenn i'd nidt 81. Sings neues S6pinb.
fudts. Ssilmittel sebraudt bate, mare i'd ldon
LANCE msinem 9unsenIeiben erIeseu. Die Gerste
batten mid bereits aufses:ben. Sept bin i'd
bel beifem @obliein."
4robefaiden frei in allen Npotbefen. @bole.
iale bel 9reib, 3bompion & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bIeibt
bos Gleii@, unb um fol@es frif@ uno
gut 5u erlangen, fam man inm6qIih
eineu superldfigeren Martt finben, aIs
ben bon Wm. 6Dfing & Sobn, go.
511 glbe. 6. Die 6erreH baben benz
@ei9mdd ibrer Runben 9e1nung ges
tragel unb In ibrem gtabliHement cine
talte 9uftmai9ine erri9tet, tpeI1e allen
Nnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnt.
ternuBg i6dbli6er Sngrebien3en bes
Gleif9es entipridt. sic babeu beifdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBer
Borratb bDn Wafbieb, aus pel@em
1ur bas Bette fit ibre Gunoen getpd6li
uiro. @er reel bebient iein min, ber
beIuGe ben Martt, 30. 511
ApeHue y. 1,10t1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

&i@ter 81. $. Yrtef's tleine 9o3!er
Mcbie in Sort @ortb, getas, peI9. biele Sabre
lang f6ielte, pmrbe bon Dr. grsnties in he.
niger ale elmer Mtnute operirt mnb sleidt
iest elmer ipaniiden S9onbeit. 9ies it nur
elm San mnt.r Sunberten, no Or. Yrentice
trtal f@ielenbe ausen in normale umpanbelte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

&i9ter s. N. Qinblsp bon 8aineSbilIe,
2er., iii elm gut unb sortbsilbaft b%etannter
Mann in Segas Ct mar in Or. Rren.ie.'s
8ebanbluns bor 4 Sabren unb fast am SOLUBLE
zines tirali6 an 9r. @rentiee seri@teten 8rie.
fes Sbre 8ebanblung bat mir sroSe Dienae
seleiifet nnb bin i'd Sbnen banfbar baflr. Sc
foute mid ireusn, bon Sbnen su b6ren.
grgebenf
8. M. 2~inbfeb.
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.8ancoaft & gpbn

D~erfaufen ibren gatl3en Waarenbotratb,
beifebenb aus 6erren, unb Rnabens
Mnaigen, 9iten. neber3iebern, 0ems
ben, unterSeug &c. gu bebeutenb berab.
gefsBten preifen, um nit benz Eager
gu rdumen. Sie @%eIegenbeit, bilig
gu faufen, iolte ieber benuben.
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s6r Der beriibmte Gpe3ialif Dr..
Maffer3ug, ber NIT grfolg bic
i@pierigfen Rrantbeitsfdlle bebaubeIte
unb beilte, 1T iDieber bier eiugetrofen
unb in ieiner Office 30. 245 @efs
@ommerctfrabe, obeunuf, Su ipre1en.
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SAtuadbe W1mmer,

peIde tbre belle Mannestraft unb elafisitat
beS Settles bieber su ~erlangen piinfden, erbal.
ten unentseltIi@ Austunft iber Elm neueS
SeiIberfabren, beI6es f9 bis iett in
isoem einssInsn Sale s~lanSenb bepGbrt bat.
8ebanbluns ebenio einfad Die biaig. Sober
fein eisener slr3t. Bun nebf antueiiuns aur
Seiluns GRATIS. Wan a%breifre: NriDate
Clinic s DiSpenfarp, l5 o. 6cus
ften Ctr, Wstp Wsrf, u. ..
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Qast @uh nidt t1ufden 81

- 0abt gu9 ni6t tdufden bur9
nie6ere preiie fir Nrbeit, mel6e better
ais irgenb cine in Seras geliefert pirb,
ionbern berfigt @u6 mad Gallo
10 avs PbotOgraphiidem Ntelier, SO.
Alb Ofs6 outon=S traBe, mo gu9 quite
nno sufrieoeufelenbe 4rbeit gu reeuem
BreiIe ~garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

s9r Sbos. g ogsan& Bros.
baben bas Doltdnbisfte 2a9er bon Mus
fitalien in Der Stabt unb gsbeu Sebem
ben n6thiaen Mbaua ober &abatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

- Ntben unb anbere StGbte @rie.
6enlanos wuroen am %. Sanuar bon
einem @robeben, bas bon einem beftis
gen Sturm besleitet mar, beimgefu9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

s@r Sbr iport @elb, tuenn lire Cure
9rudladen bel Sobnfon Bros.
anfertigeH ldBt.
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8rptuns Nefrigerator . Marft,
Ode Sub Nlamos unb Mariine3sG TRACE
fibrt frif9es, gep0teltes urb gerdu9er,
ies 6Ieiih; ale Sprten Wurf, Slide,
Mnffern, 0efIlgeI, WiIb. Nuftrdge
iDsrbeH prompt aussefabrt. Often ben
gaujen Gag. 4,12,6Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-23

% n. s.. 0ntferfibe, 1886
Oh oufons GtraBe, plumbers, Gas
nnb 6team > 6itters, balten fi9 benz
gublifum fir lIe in ibr6a9 f@lagenben
Arbetten e~mpfoblen unb peripre9en
pronpte 8eiOrgung alIer guftrdge.
Aronleu4ter, @ass Girturss, Babepan.
men, eloiets &C. tets an 6anb.
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d.. Prentice,

(Nngefontnten bon 2onbon, @nalant).
1T tut Menger>6 utel, Gan Mutonio,
bio CUNT 8. 6ebruar.
Office Stunben nur pon
10-3 ubr.
Die Mmsems, 0bremz snn aroniid,e
3ranfbeitem.
Dr.. prentiee'S ssism Der ausenunteriu,
Dung 0eine eissne Grfinbunp) 1T in mebrsren
Der sr6bten SosfitaIer europas einsefabrt
torben unb bieIe Der leitenben ameritanilden
asrate sebrau6en es. Dur@ fem. anp.nouus
hsrben aue Guseniib.l ~beieitist unb bic Nuaen
setpinnen biel bon i6rer Serlorenen StSrfe
spieber.
ace aer3se Der etabt iins b0aidH einseIa.
ben, Or. 8rentiee's Sbtein tenmen au lermen
unb 3ensen Der Operationea su fem. Or.
Qrentiee bat habrenb Der I.tt.n - Monate
me6r als 1000 gus.n bonn @6ielen befreit.
So berarfa@t iuenis uoer gar feline Sdm.rsen
unb 1T oft in 80 Sstunben set6an.
Der folsenbe 8rief bee 8orfikenben Der l1tab.
Sommiiiton siebt cine Sbee bonn @ertbe bes
nsuen Or. @reatiee'idea ebaems:
Ntdbter GarltpntS Vrief:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-11
DARoTA CONCENTRATIONS

The univei sity OF Dakota starts in on
the new year with an enrolment of 400
students, and is in every way one OF the
most promising educational institutions
of the territory.
D. o. Bassett. of Woonsooket, has just
recelved word that a patent has been al
lowed on o car coupler which he in
vented recently. He has applied for o
patent on an air ship, his latest inven-
ton, which he says Is the Drowning sue
cess OF all his deYices, and which he is
confident will make his fortune.
The territorial board of agriculture
located the fair at Grand Forks, q cash
offer OF So. 900 in addition TO grounds end
buildings being the winning induce
ment. Fargo offered grounds and build
iDgs. but no cash. A. commission was
appointed to seq that the appropriation
for the fair bsSincreased from $4,000 70
$40 ,009.
Ex-Oongressman Kieiner, bf Indiana.
who ienow a resident of Pierre, and Is
spending the winter 10 Washington, is
interested in Dakota legislation, es.
peeially the Sioux reservation bill. He
said that he fels certain that an sppro-
prIation os at least s25. 600. if not s4l.-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-11
v anlston Market.
AehSosA AAu1Shs
Ynnkto1, January Ii,
Proposals.

Auditors Office, Yankton Dakota. January
10th, 1889.
SEaLED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office of county auditor until Tuesday
January 10Th, 1859 at 2 o'clock D M. for furn-
lshing for the use of the county for the current
year, printed stationery us follows:
Envelopes No. 8 per 500.
Envelopes No. 8 per 500.
len pound letter heads per 800.
Twelve pound letter heads DER SO.
Five pound note heads per SEQ.
Seven pound note heads per 500.
Overseers road receipts, bound in book of 80
per 80 books.
ak receipts per thousand.
Bdl heads or vouchers per thousand.
Postal cards, printed per 100.
Blanks 81Sxli per thousand.
BlBnks 7x8M per 100.
Warrants (bound) per thousand.
Orders per thousand.
Samples of stationery must mi each
bid. The right to reject any or all bids il re-
scr we'd.
BY order of board of county commissioners.
DANIELN. GROSS. County Auditor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-11

| speot TO Fred Pound. whose remsins
we're brought here for interment oy his
brother, Rev. Edward H. Pound. Prof,
j. z. Saav off 3jased and sfter reading
appropriate portions of SCRIPTURE gave q
mos excellent discourse from the words
of Jesns-"I am the resurrection and
the life; he that beiisyeth Ia nae though
hs were dead yet shall hs live. Aud
w%bosoevsr liYeth snd beliepeth 10 ms
shall never die" Mr.. Pound is greatly
all cited, being called in thirteen short
months to mourn the death of mother,
sister and brother. He has the heartfelt
Sympathy OF the entire community.
VIM, Blstt was the central figure IL
q rather exciting adventure yesterday
afternoon. A farmer named John Win
tiers was in Mr.. Blatt's store somewhat
un3er the i~utlaence of liquor and became
boisterous and abusive, using foul Ian
Ruage in the presence of customers as
they came and went. Mr.. Biatt finally
opened the front door and ordered Win
ters ont, bat he declined 60 obey the
order and Mr.. Blatt elected him, or
rather Knocked him down aud dragged
him ont. In the tnssle Mr.. Blatt's necktie
came off and fell in the gutter and
Winters gained possession of it and
started up Third street, Mr.. Blntt
following. Attached TO the necktie was
a valuable diamond stud, which Mr..
Blatt wanted more han the other arti-
Gle. The chase led Mr.. Blatt to Max's
store on Broadway aud through the
store into the back yard. There be
cornesed Winters and took iorc,ble
possession of his property. Sheriff Kinoel
appeared upon the scene and took Win
rers into custody, but subsequently
released him ct Mr.. Blntt's request. The
affair drew quite an audience. Winters
was badly punished, bot not any more
SO her he deserved.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-11

As+S%HhA+ 1tS@ - ~ 2R9
Wheat goes ct seventy five cents a
bushelt to day.
There's threatening weather to-day,
with soptherly wind.
Travel is fully restored to is ante.
holiday proportions and hotels. are veil
flied.
January 16bh is the dete of ,he bene-
Diets bal! and banquet at the Merchants
sud the invitations are out.
Judge Roberts has lost p copy of she
traoings Of tho Manitoba road end asks
he finder to return it to him.
Sst!ling witt the county treasurer atill
occupies tho attention Of the county
board. This is a laborious process and
takes time.
TIE Yankton county convention to
elect Ten delegates to the Huron state
hood convention will be held as the
court house at two o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon. It is to be o mass convention
OF all friends Of statehood.
TIE movable salaries attached TO SER
vices for the county have besn Fixed by
the county board for the coming sear as
follows: County attorney, $500; ~jailsr,
$500; physician, $500; clerk for county
~trensursr. 5000. ghe ianitor's position ct
the coars house goes to the lowest bid:
der.
10 the river ehapnel there is no moving
ice and the ferry boat is sslll doing duty
opposite the city. Preparations are be-
ing made to hail the boat out OF the
water at the old ways as o Us the
river closes, il shRS ever happens. Crosse
Jog on the Ice is etIll in vogue q faw
miles up the river, while in front of tie
eity open water prevails. This is an
%unusnal condition.
George Si2eI, of Sigel postofice. is
very much delighted to-day with Frank
Hefner's bu5ineos methoaa and feels
like recommending the Yankson market
to all his neighbors. Several weeks ego
he sold Mr.. Hefuer twenty hogs at five
cents q pouad, but was unable TO deliver
them until to-day. Though the price
hos fallen of a half a cent a pound, Mr..
hefner lived up to his bargain. And this
8 Why Mr.. Sigel applauds the veteran
hog buyer.
Lit viii be q year tomorrow since the
gr .at blizzard swept oyer South Dakcfs,
destroying many lives. Since thai event
there have been no serious atorms in
Dakota, though IN the far east states The
elements have several times created
havoc. The most notable demonstration
in the east we're the ones OF "Wednesday
last and OF March LAST either of whict
overohadows Dskota's best storm eff1tts
These events prove that the disastrous
storm as no particular abiding place
1t is liable TO fall upon any locality.
The Adams express company so-da5
authorized cnt rates from YsDkton sc
prominent eastern points of astonishing
dimensions. Rites per hundred pounds
from Yankton ere reduced as follows
To Chicago, reduced from $3.75 to 81
to New York, PHILADELPHIA sud Balti
more, from 81 so TO 81; to Cipoinnati
Louisville aud 81. Louis, from $4475 t
$1.75. These rates are authorized anu
FATHER orders. Agent Bigelow, CT to
Americen, was seen this afternoon. 81
said be had received no orders, but thu
the American would meet the Adam
cut.
Alarge number Of aympa:hiziug friend
met 81 the Congregational church chi
|, afternoon 10 pAg the lsst tribute OF re
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-11
600. would be made for the Indian school

DOC. would be made for the Indian school
at Pierre.
Tuesday at Huron the sixtieth we'd
ding anniversary Of 1imri and Betsey
Pend was celebrated at the house OF
their daughter, Mrs. A. E. Pay, and was
quite Of pleasant affair. MIR. and Mrs.
Pond ara doubtless the oldest married
couple now living in Dakota. Mr.. Pond
is 81 years old and his wife only q little
younger. Both are strong and lively.
Oass county commissioners lave fixed
salaries as follows: District attorney
81, 200 a year: superintendent OF schools,
$500; county physician. 5000 deputy
auditor, ST. 800; deputy treasurer, ST. 800;
clerk in treasurer's Office, 81 200; deputy
regis.ar of deeds, 5000; F. j. Brown,
clerk in register's office, $l,400; John
McAuliff. clerk in same office, $1,000;
two guards at the Jail, 1860 each.
Indians OF Lower Brule agency have
decided to call a general council OF all
the Sioux and will send letters of invita-
sion to the different tribes to meet az
the Rosebud agency and select a delega-
tion OF chiefs to go to Washington with
instructions to negotiate the sale OF their
land. The Brules express themselves
as satisfied with the proposed bill OF
Indian Commissioner Oberly, giving
81 per acre.
Among the civil cases on the docket
at Aberdeen is that OF John III. Drake
and o. A. Bliss Va. the city OF Aberdeen.
1t involves the title to Railroad av. This
venue was originally q part of the IN
plassed portion of tho city, owned by
O. H. Prior, of Minneapolis. Two years
ago Prior decided the same on N. b.
Dare, Of Minneapolis, who plated ii;
and he in turn sold it to Drake and Bliss.
The avenue has been used as o street
ever since the city was built.
i. M. Goodykoontz and w. A. Stearns,
formerly members Of the Iowa legisla-
ture and now residents OF Chamberlain,
have spent two days in Sioux City in
fcstherance OF the movement to open
the Sioux reservation. The iobbers' and
manufacturers OF sociations passed reso-
lutions calling on lows senators and
representative TO aid in passing the
bill. The association is also contrlbut-
Ing heavily in q financial way. This is
the beginning OF an effort which will ex-
tend to leading cities of lowe, Mime
sofa, Nebraska and Illinois to seoure CO.
operation in congress in opening the
reservation.
The society OF Black Hills pioneers
was organized at Deadwood Tuesday
evening. Officers for the present year
we're: Capt. r. 81. Russell, Deadwood,
president; John Gray Of Terraville, r.
B. hughes of Rapid City, Samuel Shank
land OF Custer City, e. g. Dudley OF
Hot Springs, Frank Phalen OF Mime
seia and James o. Ryan Of Crook county.
Wye. vice presidents; u. r. Whitbeok Of
the Deadwood Times, secretary; Con.
A. IL. z Dawson, treasurer; directors
Capt. @. V. GardIer John P. Beiding;
George Oarle, Noah Newbanks and N
Nd. Booth. Over three hundred pioneers
were present and great enthusiasm pre-.
vailed.