Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-10
PERSONAL

morning. ~
G. d. Woolwolth came up from Sioux
City Saturday night.
=. A, Sherman, of Sioux Falls, territorial
treasurer, is in Yankton TO day.
r. b. Dear, of the military trading store
at Red Cloud agency, is in town.
], II. Pratt, of the firm of Pratt s. Ferris,
Fort Randall, was in Yankton over Sunday
I. w. Seaman. ex, farmer at Grow Greek
agency, has returned from the Indian coun'
try.
E. Ivcrson arrived Yesterday from Pierre.
Ed. has charge of Robert Cox's store at that
place.
IA. Bedford has returned to Yankton
He was a p passenger on the Black Hills from
Pierre.
Antoine LIE Claire, ex.interpretcr at Grow
creek agency, returned Saturday night from
a trip to New York.
w. B. Ogden, connected with one of the
trading stores at Red Cloud, came down
from that agency yesterday.
T. G. Cowgirl, who has charge of John
Hornick's trading store at Red Cloud agency,
was a passenger on tie Black Hills.
DR.. G. f. Laubach, arrived from Lower
Brule yesterday by steamer Black Hills,
and is stopping at the Jencks.
Mrs. II. A. Ketchum returned Saturday
night from a visit to relatives In Wisconsin.
She was accompanied by her sister.
j. r. Fitzpatrick, telegraph operator at
| White Swan, arrived in Yankton Saturday
evening, md left this morning for eastern
Iowa.
M. H. Day returned from Pierre to
Springfield on the steamer Black Hills. He
has evidently abandoned his trip to the
Black Hills.
G. A. Burton, passenger agent of the
Illinois Central railroad, came up from
Sioux City Saturday evening and returned
this morning.
r. E. Coy strated this morning on a trip
up the Jim river valley. He is determined
to see every portion of southern Dakota be-
fore he returns to Illinois.
Mrs. R. A. Weise, whose husband has
been keeping the mess house at Crow Creek
agency, came down on the Black Hills yes
terday. The mess house has been closed.
] l.. Turner, ofSpringfeld, and G. T. Nc
Coy, of Bon Hommc, came down to Yank-
ton yesterday. and left this morning for
Sioux Falls To attend, the masonic grand
lodge.
II. M. Brush, who went up some time
ago to act as clerk for Capt. Dougherty at
Grow Creek, and was disappointed in get
ting the position, came down ON the Black
Hills yesterday.
Judge Shannon came up from Elk Point
Saturday night, and spent the Sabbath in
Yankton. He went back to Elk Point this
morning to resume the session of the dis
trict court at that place.
Chas. j. OConnor, passenger agent of the
G. & N. w. R. R., enjoyed the superior re-
ligious advantages and good living of Yank.
ton on Sunday. He went back to the quiet
pastoral precincts of Iowa this morning.
N. A. Kirk who went from Elk Point
several weeks ago to take a clerkship at
Crow Creek, came down on the Black Hills
on his way home. Agency employees, I'm
der the new order of things, are abort lived
S. j. Morrow arrived on the steamer
Black Hills from the upper country. He
has been absent several weeks engaged in
taking pictures at the several Indian agen'
cies and military posts on the Missouri
river.
c. Morgan, a gentleman from Chicago,
who is engaged in the manufacture of water
works machinery for cities, arrived Saturday
night, and will talk to the city council this
evening upon the subject Of water works for
Yankton.
Maj. W. A. Elderkin left Yankton on
Saturday morning on a two weeks leave of
absence. He will visit St. Louis, and on
his return will bring home with him his
two daughters who are attending school
near st. Louis.
Miss Annie Edwards. daughter of A. l..
Edwards, of this city, is attending school in
Chicago, and will graduate this month. In
a recent examination of the graduating
class, Miss Edwards ranked No. 2. the class
numbering 100 pupils.
E. N. Stebbins, who is connected with
the Indian department as an inspector, and
is visiting the agencies on the Missouri
river in ar official capacity, came down on
the Black Hills from Lower Brule to Yank
ton agency.
Dr.. Irwin, agent for the Red Cloud In
dians, arrived from that agency yesterday
on the steamer Black Hills. DR.. Irwin say
that the Indians under his charge are be-
coming extremely anxious to known wher
the government is going TO redeem it prom.
Use to remove them back from the river. i
the removal is not effected soon, these In
dams will probably do as the Spotted Tai
Indians threaten to do-move themselves.
Geo. II. Hand. grand master of the ma
sonic grand lodge of Dakota; Geo. w
Kinpsbury, master of st. Johns LODGE n