Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-12-25
The CLOSING EXERCISES
AT YANKTON COLLEGE
They Were Postponed on Account
of the Storm---Some Fine
Programs.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR INDIANS
1t Will Soon BE Completed and
Ready For Cse..Semi-Annuai
Apportionmcnt Of the
School Fund.

Yankton, Dec. 20.-Thc closing term
concert Of Yankeon college conservatory
of music, which was to have been held
Wednesday evening. was postponed un-
til tonight, December IS, owing to the
heavy storm which prevailed. The con-
cert consists OF fourteen numbes, and
the following young people will partici-
pate: Miss Bertha Ash, Yankton; Mr..
Emery Lyman, Mitchell; Miss Emma
Navotny, Yankton; Miss Lille Larson,
Yankton; Miss Christina Summers,
Yankton; Miss Grace Wynn, Yankton;
Mr.. Leroy Moore, Tyndall; Miss Mary
fowler, Bloomfield, Neb., Mr.. stephen
Riggs, Santee, Neb.; Miss Laura WILL
hanson, Greenwood; Miss Nellie Miner,
Yankton; Miss Calma Larson, Yankton;
Miss Pauline Baisch, Scotland. Choruses
by the Conservatory choral union will
conclude the evenings entertainment.
Next Monday evening will occur the
annual defamation contest by the.
young women of Yankton college for
the alumni prizes. The program is as
follows: Conner" Anon, Anna Kos
chitzky, Niobrara, Neb.: "Romola's
Flight" Eliot, Ida May Clark, Yankton;
The Martyred Mother" Harper, Anna
Ida Pond, Winfred; The Second Trial"
Kellogg, Margerie Eta Hoard, Alcester;
THE Swans Song" Anon, Ethel Mae
Clough, Canova; Died for zoo and
Air." Carleton, Edith Hunter, Water
WATERFOWL; THE Rescue" Dickens,
Collins. Ethelwyn ]. Austin, Center
Vile. The alumni prize consists OF $25,
which is divided among the three best
contestants-$12, first; IS, second and s.,
third.
Chief of Police Fox arrested a man
named a.. Strand, representing the w.
A. Edwards supply house Of Minneap-
oils, for having violated the anti-ped-
dler's law passed by the state legislature
last winter. Strand was soliciting dress
goods from house 70 house. At his trial
in Judge Boyle's court he swore he was
taking orders for a Minneapolis house.
The case turns upon the true construc-
ton of the law, and Strands legal ad.
visers made a strong argument for a dis.
missal Of the case; but Judge Boyle
found Strand guilty and imposed a fine
of s25, in default of which he was re-
aIldNh ~ jar obNo bho PipNNNN
ings will probably follow. This is the
first real test case Of the new law and
was instituted by the Yankton Retail
Merchants association, which was but
recently organized. The association pro-
poses TO protect their interests as far as
possible.
Another arrest has been made here,
upon a warrant issued by Deputy Sher-
IF Tschetter, in the person OF Frank
.Springsteel, charged with being impli-
Gated in robberies at Scotland, Marion
and elsewhere. Culligan, who
was first arrested, has been released by
the authorities here because he could
held no longer; but Chief OF Police
COX states he is liable to be rearrested,
'hannon and Springfield will be taken
aas-na.s sax. ..s.zw.--g \
Ton cracxer cosSpsny soS. Sp~fassa ina
dependent of the trust. which now con-
trolls every factory in the country. Mr..
Smith is a ready subscriber and enthusi-
astaic advocate of such a move.
Work upon the long distance tele-
phone line into this city from the east
will be completed by Christmas. The
line between this city and Scotland will
begin early in the spring and when his
is completed booths will be placed at
both Lesterville and Utica. In Yankton
there will be two long distance booths,
located at the central station and at the
Pierce hotel lobby. f.. l.. Lindley of
Minneapolis, in charge Of this work, has
left for the east, where he will remain
until work on the Yankton-Scotland
line begins.