Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-09
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YANKTON, 8. D., APRIL 8, 1889.
Wells & L.ansmon
DAILY
A fae display Of ART MA
TERIALs inst in. We have al.
SO a Fine display Of studies
which we will offer until Thurs
day only.
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Treasurer Blats and Marshal Culton
are now officiating.
While the clouds yet threaten, prom
Used rain holds off.
Frank Hefner shipped five car loads OF
hogs to the eastern market to-day.
T. D. Ksnohse. of Woonaooket, speaks
at Turner hall this evening.
Company e meets al the Q armory
tonight in full dress, for Inspection.
The United States petit jury was die
charged last night and the term is at an
end.
The officers to be elected by the city
council will be voted upon the fret
Monday in May.
a. B. Wynn has purchased the
Radaelli tenant houses on Douglas
a~venue-shree in number and two lots.
Ex-Treasurer Bates has turned oyer
Che cash to his successor and the buzz
dens OF office have fsllen from his shout
ders.
John Noonan, who broke his leg four
weeks ago, is out on crutches, DR.. Coney
having done 9 good job Of bone setting
for him.
Bottom land dwellers expect to secure
all the moisture they need for crops
from she June rise. They can get along
With very little rain.
George w. Snow, OF Springfield, de
clines to accept the appointment OF
trustee of the Yankton insane asylum.
This Ia much to be regretted.
Sheriff Wyman failed TO cartare Peter
Knapp yesterday. Peter Ia wanted fos
ssabbing jacob Hitler, but is fortunate
in finding an inaccessible hiding place.
A wagon full OF relics from the Fletch.
or farm was exhibited on Third street
to day. 1t consisted of wagon tires,
g toves, the iron work OF machinery, etc
all that Was left by the prairie fire.
Fl. Grebe is suffering from the effects
OF an accident while running with a host
cart to Tuesdays fire and has the fur.
Their atfiiction oil q sick child at home
Troubles hunt in pairs.
Oouu All ccCUuu HhHu U0uulnS Hut
clothing for fire sufferers to the base
ment OF city hall. New material may be
sent to the upper room OF Turner hall
where fhe ladies will sew every after
MON until further notice.
Now that the building season is open
ing il il in time to remark that Yanktoi
builders might improve in architecture
taste to the advantage of the city. ]
costs no more to put mp modern style
than to erect the dry goods box patter
OF residences.
Those musical experts with whom W
have coaysrsed do not seem very favor
ably impressed by the Levy ooncel
They aliege that the performers are nc
possessed OF superior musical qualities
tions, with the exception OF Mr.. Lev.
and that they made no effort to give th
audience their moneys worth, being az
parenely under the impression that any
. thing would do here. 30 thsre is sret
disappointment among highly cultivate
musicians who abound in Yankton.
james q endershott. who resides |
the Jim river bottom country east
YanKton .waa a serious sufferer by la
weeks prairie FIRE. He lost everythin
excepting the clothing h;nself and Mr.
Hendershost had on. His frame hous
worth $500. all his stables. forty tons
hay and corn crib were reduced to ash,
de ives building an addition TO his re