Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-12
PERSONAL

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Biahop Hare is At Yanktos agency.
Judge Barnes will be here about the Goth
inst. as&a
George J. Davis left this morning for the
states.
Judge Kidder will arrive tonight from
Vermlllion.
]. r. CANDLES family was increased BY
one yesterday morning. girl.
d. B. Chsfee came in from Swan Lake
yesterday, and went to Vermillion this
morning.
There is an embryo assistant cashier at
the house Of W. n. Nc Way. About the
usual weight.
On motion Of s. A. Doyles, Alfred G.
Davis and L. B. French we're to-day admit
ted to the bar.
Samuel Merrill arrived Saturday night
from the east, and has gone to Springfield
for = few days.
Gen. Hammond left Bismarck on the 9TH
inst. on the steamer Big Horn, for Poplar
river and other upper agencies.
Rev. St. George Young has moved from
Spotted Tail to Yankton agedcy, and will
shortly go to Wisconsin on a visit.
Mrs. Ira Quimby and children arrived
yesterday On the steamer Far West from
Cheyenne agency, on their way east.
A. c. Works arrived from Spotted Tail
Saturday night and left this morning fol
Northern Dakota on indian business.
s. NJ. Bay, Maj. Pollock's clerk, left Sat.
urday for Rosebud agency landing, where
he will take charge Of Indian goods landed
there.
Judge Ziebach to-day handed Mayor
Wynn his resignation of the Office Of police
justice for the city of Yankton, and the
Mayor designated Judge White as his sue.
cessor.
Mrs. Lott s. Bayless and her niece, Miss
George Bass, started for the east this morn.
ing. Mrs. Bayless goes TO Webster City
Iowa, on a visit, and Miss Bass returns tc
her home at Fl. Wayne, Indiana.
Charley w. Leary was to-day admitted ia
the practice of law in the United States and
supreme conrts of Dakota and is how entitled
to practice in all our territorial courts. He
is from Rochester. MINI, where by five
years Of industry he achieved excellent
standing in the profession.
]. w. Watson, direct from the Black
Hills, arrived in Yankton yesterday mern.
log. His business is that of a machinist and
builder, and during his two years residence
in the Hills set up and put in operation sew.
eral quartz mills. He fully corroborates the
statements of Mr.. Wambole in regard to the
Hills as a mining country.
We understand that Father Lhiver
left this morning and is going to the Red
river region to open a tract of land that he
owns there. and also another at Crow river,
MINI. Besides he has been cAlcdto attend the
annual retreat given for the reverend clergy
of the diocese of St. Paul which takes place
week after next. He returns to celebrate
mass here September 1st.
Judge Bennett, arrived Saturday night
from Washington, where he has for the
third time established his innocence Of
charges preferred against him by a Dead
wood political clique. A Chicago Times
Washington special says Of the result Of this
third attempt to secure the removal of Judge
Bennett: "The solicitor general has made
a decision in the case Of Hon. Granville G..
Bennett, associate justice of the territory Of
Dakota, against whom charges Of irregular.
tiles have been pending before the depart.
ment of justice. The solicitor general de-
cides that there is not enough in the COM
plant to warrant the attorney general in
recommending the removal of Judge Ben.
nett. In this decision the attorney general
concurs."