Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-30
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show her coloYs and nail than to the
masthead. This is an important year
the beginning of self government. Begin
right.
J. W. Lamb was awarded the contract
TO grade the hills on Pine, Broadway
and Fifth streets and will begin work
next week.
Hefner tes.ifes that Yankton's hog
buyers are buying hogs with their
customary lioerality, Notwithstanding
contrary reports.
John Satori was very seriously bruised
by yesterdays runaway accident, but no
bones were broken. He is suffering
much pain to-day.
The ladies of the Trinity church had
q we'll appreciated entertainment last
night. They desire the Press and Ds-
kotaian to return their thanks for liberia
assistance.
s. A. Boyles. a man whose legal at.
tainments are OF unquestioned superior
lty, IS the republican candidate for city
Justice and is entitled to all the vote 6
on the list.
Louis Sampson, candidate for alder
man in the third ward. is q representa-
tive citizen prominently identified with
Yankton's interests. Give him a sweep
ing majority.
W. S. Goodwin's name appeals
strongly to the good sense of the voters
of the fourth ward and if they are faith
full to their best interests they will cleo,
HIM alderman by a sweeping melority.
The clang OF the fire slarm bell can
hardly be heard two blocks away.
There's something the matter with the
bell. In its earlier days it made noise
enough to arouse all the sleepers in the
city.
Yesterday afternoons fire on college
hill was an exciting end lahorious cpl
sode. The Inhabitants were all out
men women and c~hildren-and there
was much hard work before the Scougal
property was saved. This morning an
other fire started northward from col
lege hill and disappeared in the dis
tance.
Mrs. Alex Sharp, who is visiting he!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George 81. Hand
in Yankton, is doubtless we'll pleased
over the recent promotion of her hns-
band, on officer in the United States
navy, from the ian,or grade TO o lieuten'
ancy. Besides being the nephew of the
lare General Grant, Lieutenant Sharp is
one of the rising young officers of the
navy and has earned promotion BY
efficiency.
Robert Yates, of Omaha, the purchaser
OF Missouri river bluff property at st
Helena, writes Peter Jsnal. Of St
Helena, that ii is his intention to erect
a cement mill for the manufacture oil
cement from the chalk rock found In
those bluffs. The location OF this mil
is yet undecided, the choice resting be.
tween St. Helena and Yaakton. Mr.
Yates has been making inquiries relative
to Yankton's steamboat landing and il
this city is selected as the point for his
mill will barge the raw material up from
st. helena. It may be advisable TO,
Yankton to confer with Mr.. Yates.
Since yesterday there has been q grea
deal OF activity in real estate transac'
tioDe. something like $75 900 worth be.
ing placed under contract. AS the lead
ing deals have hardly been closed yet
would be premature to ente
upon particulars to-day. Specu
lation thus far inclines Il
acre property IN the subnrba, though
the day deals iDclnde eighty-two lot
IN various portions Of the city. The in
dicstions are that considerable outsid,
capital is to be laid down in Ysnktol
very soon, though there is no disposl
ton to pay boom prices.
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