Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-13
PERSONAL

Mai, Pollock went 10 SIOUX Wy. Was
morning.
Vale p. Thielman aud wife, Of Swan Lake.
are in town.
Rev. E. II. Richardson left for Nebraska
City this morning.
George Prushon went to Pierre OH the
steamer Western.
Commodore Coulson arrived on yester-
days special train, from Bismarck.
GA. Torinus Of the Russian lumber yard,
returned from the east OH Saturday.
NJ. T. Woolley started for Milltown at
noon to-day. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Burke.
Capt. Frank Horne. Of Kansas City, one
of the old-time Eissourl river navigators, In
in town.
G. L. Allen returned from Sioux Falls
day or two ago. He will leave for the Hills
some time during the week.
Springfield delegation in town yesterday:
w. II. Day, James Stevens, George Mead.
c. 8. Rowe and James Hutton.
Rev. Mr.. Morris, Of Firesteel, was in
1HuhlOll OScI 6uuuaS, 0uu eAeeistSu tho
services at Christ church yesterday.
S. ]. Morrow took passage on the Western
for Randall, where he will spend several
weeks taking the pictures of Uncle Sans
boys.
Fred j. Evans has his frelghting and
warehouse business at Pierre in running
order and has gone below to attend to busi-
ness matters.
]. w. Dear, trader at Red Cloud sgency,
aud r. B. Dear, Of the same post. are in
town. H. c. Dear left on the Western for
Spotted Tail.
w. o. Hagy, of Sioux City, left on the
Western for Cheyenne agency, where he
will offici.te in the capacity of clerk for
George w. Felt.
Geo. w. Hoffman and wife, of Detroit,
Michigan, are visiting their son, Geo. B.
Hoffman, Of this city. They will remain in
Yankton several weeks.
Felicia Fallas and wife, of Pratt Creek,
are in town. Mr.. f. intended to visit his
old home, Paris, during the great exposition,
but has changed his mind, and will return
home.
James Taylor. Of the Herald, was a pas
senger on the Western, which left yesterday
fer up river. Jim has probably gone up to
whip two or three OF the unruy tribes into
subsection.
Col. Lugenbcel and family took passage
yesterday on the Western for Ft. Randall.
]. w. Parker and wife and Miss Nellie
Shannon arrived home yesterday on the
Black Hills, from a pleasure trip up the
Missouri river.
Among the passengers on the Black Hills
which arrived yesterday, were DR.. G. +
Laubach and Thomas Witherell, of Lower
Brule; Fred Evans and NJ. U. Hoyt, Fort
Pierre; J. w. Dear, Red Cloud, and H. C.
Dear, of Spotted Tail agency.
Mr.. Wright, ex-fsrmer at Cheyenne
agency, and family arrived yesterday on the
steamer Black Hills and will remain il
Yankton for while. He was superseded
by Durfee, the railroad king, who, 1t is
suddenly discovered, knows all about
farming.
Frank w. Baker, formerly of the Illinois
Central railroad, has accepted the position
Of master mechanic of the Dakota Southern
aailroad, vice J. G. Butter6eli, resigned.
Mr.. Butterfield has held the position of mas
ter mechanic for several years, and dis
charged the duties to the full satisfaction of
the company.
+ Luke Voorhees,, Of the Cheyenne and Black
Hills stage line, left for the east on yester-
days special train over the Dakota South
ern. Mr.. V. did not go any farther than
Springfield, where. he concluded the bust
neas Of his trip by telegraph. He will have
regular tri-weekly stages running on the
Pierre route by the 18th inst.
Horace Tucker, general freight agent Of
the Illinois Central railroad, and wife; Mr..
Somers and wife, Mrs. Burton, c. G. Wick
er, president, and G. E. Merchant, superin-
tendent of the Dakota Southern railroad,
arrived in Yankton Saturday evening and
remained until this morning. Tuckers 8
car from the Illinois Central road was at
tached to the Dakota Southern train for the
accommodation of the party.
One dollar will buy lady's ready made