Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-18
is that a tender hearted girl at his house

is that a tender hearted girl at his house
gave away his hat to q miserable locking
wanderer who told her IA thrilling story
about being knocked down and robbed
OF ninety dollars in gold and his hat,
The money she conld not replace, SO she
did the next best thing.
F. A. Foye, of Sioux City, has sold his
bus and baggage line to F. Rsrdin. OF
Salt Lake City, formerly Mr.. Foye's
partner in business in Sioux City. Mr..
Rsrdin will build, on Capitol street, a
brick barn 40xl00 feet on the ground and
two stories high and will engage in the
livery, bus, hack and transfer business.
His purchase includes the Capitol street
lot owned by Mr.. Foye and occupied by
the temporary structure used by him.
The difference between Yankton tenn
peraturs and Huron temperature this
morning was marked. Here il was four
below zero and there it was twenty six
below zero. Bismarck was ten degrees
warmer thar Huron aid Buford eighteen
degrees warmer thar Huron. The center
of the cold wave rested upon the scene
of the late convention and in the slang
vernacular il may we'll be feared that
flies are roosting on the temporary
capital.
The gentlemen who returned from
Huron last night relate that the ques-
ton OF the hour was "what's this CON-
vention for, anywsy?" and that they
were as much in the dark when they adj
iourned as when they convened. 1t was
asserted in the call that q great energ-
ency confronted the people, and that
declaration took the people to Huron by
the car load, where they busted them
selves looking around for the emergency.
But they finally settled down to the
exercise of an inalienable right OF the
American citizan-they passed some
resolutions.
Bishop Marty is preparing to largely
increase the facilities OF the convent ad-
joining his residence on Mount Marty.
It is a school for the instruction of
teachers and now contains thirty five
sisters of the Benedictine order. But the
number is to be largely augmented as
as the plans OF the bishop go into
effect. He has selected q corps OF leach.
ers from the sisterhood In Switzerland
and they are now undergoing o course of
instruction in English. When this is
completed they will come to Yankton
and the convent school will be- conduct
ed by them on an extensive souie ssor the
education OF those OF the order who 60
forth to teach.
1t is in place to explain why the news.
paper discussion between Rev. Mr.,
Wyatt Klamath and Mr.. Reynolds. the
lecturer, was suppressed after the first
communication appeared. The reason was
that Mr.. Reynolds reply was entirely too
violent IN its language for publication.
He was not content to con6ne himself to
argument upon q question OF general in
terest, but descended to inYectives of q
gross nature and malicious assertions
entirely foreign to the subject. A dig
niied, g~entiemanly discussion of christi
anity We. inidelity would prove interes-
ting anG instructive and it was this Mr..
Wyatt. Klamath inaugurated. But the
retort was too rank for newspaper use
and was declined and there the matter
ended as it is obviously unfair to con-
tlnue one side only of Al argument.