Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-04

looked for aud it was about concluded
that they had gone through the ice when
Goeden put in en- appearance. He had
found q crossing about opposite GsyYilie
which hell HIM up.
Remember the butterfly carnival to-
morrow evening gwen by the youths
branch of the society OF Christian En-
deavor at the Congregational church.
Go and see the butterflies aud fairies
aue err " the music and h,wers. Ad
mission 10 and Is cents. Oske and
coffee will be served to those who wish
for 10 cents.
Tbere will be al abundance OF pleas
are at the private masquerade ball of
the ladies of the Turner society at
Turner hall this evening, IN honor OF
inauguration day. Those who can en-
Joy an evening OF fun are advised to go
Parties overlooked in the distribution of
invitations are asked to call on Otto
Peemiller or Conrad Lange.
Representatives. OF the Standard oil
company are in town to-day selecting
grounds for the location Of their tanks
and accompanying buildings. The tanks
have been made snd are now en- route to
Yankton. Two acres OF ground are
needed for the plant and the company
will expend ten Thousand dollars in the
erection of tanks and buildings.
Upon she request OF that gentleman,
E. NJ. O'Brien to-day mailed to O. j,
Brsckebush o plat OF the city of Yankton,
with the proposed Douglas avenue
motor line marked thereon. Mr.. Brack-
ebush hes gone to Chicago to interest
some of his financial friends in the con-
struotion of the motor line end it will
probably be bull. during the spring and
early summer.
A republican and a bank official re-
marked this afternoon with great so!em-
nifty that he would bet the cigars that
in four months from to. day every manu-
featuring establishment in the United
States would be closed. The republicans
present were about to rend him limb
from limb, when he explained that four
months from to-day would be 4th OF
July. His excuse for creating SO much
excitement was that some n had played
the same thing on him.
The funeral of Frederick Kincel, held
yesterday afternoon, was as largely at
tended az any funeral ever held IN Yank.
ton. The Methodist church, where the
services occurred, was crowded with
people and on the steps, the sidewalk
and out into the street in front @ multi
tude gathered to pay the last tribute to
a much loved citizen. The procession
OF carriages which followed the remains
to the grave was fully a mile long. Rev
F. A. Burdick of1iciated and a report oil
his funeral sermon appears in anothe,
place.
i An arrangement mas been reached be-
tween DeCamp & Powers and L. Rsr,
din, owners OF rival bus end
baggage lines, whereby Mr.. Rardin be-
comes the owner of the two lines and
the property used 10 connection there
with. DeCsmp & Powers go out of the
business; ex ,eptIng that Mr.. Powers
keeps the hack that has been used il
: will fill speoia! orders for transportation
with his usual promptitude. Mr.. RarGi1
now has the entire bus and transfer
business OF Yankton. He is a pnshel
1 md a rlna 90 ~ pap ~ ar" hpptpcco ut,t
/, and will give good service to She travel.
ing public.
, d. +. Davis, Yankton sgent OF th,
Adams express company, has sttsohet
/. himself to the firm of Sanborn & Son
furniture dealers, and will give his TIM
4 and attention to the business, which viii
be conducted under the old firm name
the interest OF w. 81. Sanborn, deceased
being retained by his family. To Mr.
Davis place in the express Office vii
= liam Kramer succeeds. Mr.. Kramer hat
been agent for the Adams at Mitchell
but is transferred to the Ysnkton cfic
and will move his family in from tn
. country and once more become @ resi-
dent OF our city. He was many year!
. agent OF the American company here ant
), is we'll and fayorably known in expires
Q circles. Mr.. Davis carries with him int,
his new business the winning qualities
? of industry and integrity.
Notice was given in January OF tb
: dissolution OF the dry goods firm of COX
Odiorne and %. composed of Marth
COX and e. A. Odiorne. II is now on
nounced that another firm has been OF
genized consisting of Martha COX, Rober
Cox, q. E. Brisbine and W. L. Stone
{ who will continue The dry goods bushes
9 at the old place, retaining the firm nam
Of Cox, Oiiorne & 90. IS their trad
mark. This is a strong business organ,
cation. The two new members OF tn
O firm. Messrs. Brisblne and Stone, bay
y been for q number OF years employed i
n the store as clerks and have becom
2 almost q part of the institution. The,
competency 10 ger orally recognized an
h the business Of the establishment will b
10 stimulated by the knowledge that the
81 hsve become interested as partner
N The business will continue to thirty
under it's new organization and to mer
10 a continuance and increase of it's oil
70 time excellent patronage.
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