Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-23

hat they will bring any friends with
hem who may wish to attend the re
Company E.. 1ss regiment d. N. g.,
have issued invitations for @ reception
at Turner hall on Tuesday evening,
April 30tk. One of the chief features OF
The entertainment will be an exhibition
drill by she company.
e. M. O'Brien received q telegram lest
night from Cd. Taylor declaring the
purchase OF the Bunker forty no go.
Will this property ever be sold? Nego-
t,atlons are now proceeding with other
parties concerning Its purchase.
Mrs. Harris ,ntende moving her board
ing esta bliehment from its present ioca-
tion in Dewitt's block and will occupy o
house OF her own on Capitol street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth. Mrs. Harris
will lose few of her regular boarders by
the move.
A squad Of company E, D.. N. g..
drilled last evening under Lieut.. O.. M.
Ziebach and Sergs. r. r. McGregor.
There will be company drill this evening
and ON Thursday, and squad drill on
she remaining days OF the week. Tue
boys will make q fine show at their re-
ception.
MIR. Wagner hes tor some time past
been negotiating with Kate Bensberg
for an engagement Of her troupe in
Yankton, and has succeeded in securing
g performance at no very distant date.
Miss Bensberg has always been a favor
lite with Yapkton audiences, and we feel
sure that abe has not lost her hold on
the hearts of our people.
Az q meeting Of the psrishioneis OF
Christ church, held last evening, she
following gentlemen we're elected for She
ensuing ySsr: G. 81. Hand, senior warden
G. r. soougsi. junior warden; Newton
Edmunds, E. e. Hudson. ]. 7. Coxhead'
l.. Nj. Purdy, ". q. Carr. A formal
permanent call was extended to the Rev,
|I-Ea.# -. U'# e.
W. Il. Wyatt Klamath as rector.
Sioux Falls Press: The Press aad De-
kotaisn protests against the intimation
OF some Of itB rural contemporaries tha'
there are '.slow-going inhabitants" IL
Yankton. The way the city is booming
these times under shs prospects OF early
direct railroad communication Will
Sioux Faila, would lead to the conolu.
sion shat the OK capital is ss frisky al
good Judgment oould suggest or permit
The isct is that Yankton has all alonf
had her share OF energetic people, bu'
they didn't feel that ii was necessary Il
chew sosp 80 as to spit iroth IN order 81
show their energy.
Ysnkton's choral union met In u
Congregational church last evening 10
q hsal rehearsal, before producinl
Hspdel's masterpiece. the oratorio Of sh
.Messiah," this evening. Prof. Young
has spared NO pains to drill the voice
J thoroughly and abe rendition OF thu
we'll known composition will compsr
fsyorably with the work OF other union
shrough shis western country. In
~solo,sts are ell we'll known and thong
} perhaps wanting she executive abiiis,
of chose yocallsts who have becom
famous in oratorio. yet their Eenderin
I az the various solos will show Garrett
: voice culture and thoughtful study.
r. M, Hills, OF Sioux Falls. has Ioine
The Yankton real estate firm OF Fogert
A. Oar, and the name Of Hills is now cd
b dad thereto. Mr.. Hills has had Ion
8 experience in the business and comes
y Yankton with the full belief that thei
ia wealth in it's future. FoRersy, Carr
Hills ,s the new name on the ehingl
Mr. Hills brings 10 the already exoeliez
busiuess OF the firm the result OF praef
cal training in che field OF western re-
estate speculation and thus strengthen
she partnership OF which he is . par
He comes highly recommended fro
: Sioux Falls, where his standing
among the sbess Of en- active aRgreR'
il ticn 81 suocessful men. Yankton's re
= estate business will feel abe impulse
his presence and tie new firm will pr
% eress along with the foremost rustlers
our city.
a Last plight q goodiy assembiage M
= In Turner hell on the occasion OF =
6remep's ball. Shortly after e'sht o'cio
i. she Indian, band commenced its "sere
ada" ON the steps An front OF the D