Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-25
is bis opinion that other cement factories
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will follow in rapid succession.
The members OF the Trinity church
will have o business meeting this eye
ming. Among other important business
q secretary is to be elected to
I'LL vacancy. ALI voting members are
requested TO be present.
The insurance on Michael Reister's
barn, destroyed by fire yesterday after
uoos, was paid in full this morning.
The building was insured IN the Ameri-
can Central insurance company, G. W.
Roberts, agent. Insurance $l40.
On the invitation OF the board OF the
Yankson asylum, the party Of the clergy
men visiting in town; made a trip out to
the asylum buildings this afternoon and
were conducted through the different
wards by DR.. Livingston end his assist
ant, DR.. Rosne.
Don't omit to purchase o ticket for
the concert on Monday night. This is
no spiie show, snoh as Levy brought
with him, bat a first class concert, given
by the best OF Yankton's excellent
talent. assisted by the leading musicians
OF LIE Mars, Messrs. Romsnes and Coke.
Our townspeople should be careful in
giving to beggsrs. Yesterday an indi-
vidual was round begging subscriptions
for himself end no one knows whether
he really wse a stuff Fer by fire or whether
be was taking advantage OF the liberal
ity Of oug citizens to line an undeseryine
pocket.
Several Yankton real estate men are
in Sioux City to.dsy, but they are not
there TO attend a theatrical performance
They are there on buslness, having
engagements SO sell Ysnkton real estate
Sioux Clty spectators are buying OF
the sly-they don't went it known Q
home that they are putting money int
Yankson property.
"A call hes been issued by the Yankton
and Hutchinson county republican com
m,ssees, through John R. Gamble. chair
man of the Yankton county committee
for o convention at the court house !
Yankton during the afternoon OF Ma!
9Th TO nominate candidates for delegate
10 the constitutional convention. In
~eancuses are called for the afternoon Q
May 4th. The cali wall be publishea l
. full 20. moFsow.
R. F. Pettigrew has q we'll esFne'
Reputation for shrewdness and man
have wondered why he refused to sah
the Bunker forty. but bought proper'
close up to 1t, insisting that he mn'
have the forty adjoining it on she mort
q or none at ell in Yankton. A Its
light is thrown upon this mystery by
o rumor that the Bunker forty is wantf
Tor she Manitoba depot grounds and
liable TO be condemned for that purpos
T, this 10 true Mr.. Pettigrew's sire
d railway will have plenty TO do.
% The members Of the "Wllling Heart
10 had q variety Of nice work on sale in 81
Congregational church lest eVenin
The booth wss placed In the chapel, OIL
n i LAG
d .he children fitted about among u
o as,emblaee 10 the church selling sh'
wares. Quite q nice little cum was re
10 lized and Mrs. Valentine ss presideI
and &he other members OF the commi
u .ee are to be congratulated on she so
m ces, Of their undertaking. Some OF
OF n,,r still Yemsins unsold 80 that :
so chance for buying is NOT gone oy
nR ever.
The reception given to the bishops
be north and South Dakota and the Wis
OF ING clergy, which took place OF the re
ys aance Of Governor Edmunds. on !
10 corner Of Fourth and Broadway, yess'
in dav afternoon was largely attended, 0
t,om 4 o. 10. till after 6 O'Clock
no elegant parlors were thronged w'sn
nar,sbioners OF Christ church, ali anxi'
10 A. ua,oome their own bishop and
brother bishop OF North Dakota. In
% back parlor refreshments OF the m
aa,ieious description were rerved, N
re- ohas.P Edmunds, Mrs. d. Clarke.
10 Mrs.I. Piles presiding. In the u
parlor some del,ghtfal music was 81
'ail q various members OF the oonsre
'de zion and all who attended had 9 pieaF'
" socisole time.
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