Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

ullOn company ~ Ol6maIcks p. u lay
up just above Arrow rive, $50 P. N; "a.
y m; met steamer Big Horn just below
8 miles below Trover Point, s:i5 P. m. 2sd,
Point Points $50 s p. m. S4,S, met oes' steamer @ D Jno
NJ. Chambers just below Big Muddy. 10
.. m. Met steamer Nellie Peck at Little
Muddy ll:30 q. M; landed at Fort Buford,
D. T., 1:30 p. m. Steamer Gen. Custer
loading at Buford for the Yellowstone
river; left Buford at 2:15 p. M; met steam
er Yellowstone AS p. no. at Big, Muddy,
below Fort Buford landed 1t Grinnell's
wood yard $50 layrp and cleaned boil
ers. 25th, met aeasnsn Peninah and Jo-
sephine at Shell creekA0:45 4. M; met the
steamer Gen. Rucker at Bouchon Point 2
p. M; met steamers Gen. Terry and Far
West below Bouchon Point 2:15 p. M; land-
ed at Fort Berthold 2:30 p. NJ. and put off q
lot of dried meat, 96 balee, and left again At
8 Is p. M; landed at Fort Stevenson 4:20 p.
NJ. and put off 1t. Sturgsf and band of Co.
G., and took On army wagons and 8 bum
dies dry hides and lot post trader freight, 2
mules, and left at $50 p. NJ; met steamer
E. H. Durfse $50 p. m. at Knife river (;
landed At Merry's wood yard p. M, and
lay up for the night. 26th, landed at Bis
marck $50 q. M, put off mules and
wagons, and 62 head of cattle for the N.
W. Stage & Transportation company At
Bismarck and took on several lots of gov.
ernment freight for posts below and left
Bismarck II a. M; landed at
Fort Abraham Lincoln 11:30 .. M;
took on lieutenant and % men and lot
Of government freight for lower posts, and
left At IL m; landed at Fort Rice at 3 p. m.
and put off boxes, and left again at 81 p.
M; landed at Standing Rock at 5:25 p m :,
and put off one officer and % soldiers and
sisters Of mercy, and took on a lot Of freight
for lower posts and left at 6:30 p. m; met
steamer Tiger at 8 p. m. at 4orphodite
landed at Lapham's Spring Creek woodward
at p. m. and laid up. 27th.-Landed al
Cheyenne at p M. put off governmen,
freight and took on lot of hides and left al
2:34 p. M; landed At Fort Sully at 3:l5 p
NJ, put off lot Of government freight, on,
, passenger, wagon and horse, and left at 3:3(
p. M; landed at Fort Pierre at $50 p. m.
and left again At 5:45 p. NJ; landed at Hath
. away's woodward at Cedar island at s:l5 D
NJ, and lay up for the night. 2sth.- Land
ed at new Red Cloud agency at 4:45 a. m.
ana leit again AZ O.1o UioW the whistle sew
eral times, but no one came landed at For
Randall at 430 p. M, put off lot of gov
ernment freight and took lady passenger
and left at 4:45 p. No.; landed 1t Yanktor
agency at 6 p. NJ, and took on lot O
freight and leit at 6:15; very high wind al
day landed at new Spotted Tail agency a
7:30 p M, and took on lot of dry hides
and left at 8 p m.; landed at s:15 below nev
Spotted Tail agency, and lay up for tn
night. being too stormy to run. 29th.-Me
steamer Fontenelle just below Niobrara a
5 a M; landed at Yankton at one o'clocl
pm
THE KEY VESTS MANIFEST.
D. S. R. r. for H. C. Tillinghast & Co.
Chicago, Ills, Al bales buffalo robes, 2 bale,
mixed furs, 16 dry hides, bales deer hides
6 bales antelope hides, bale beaver hides
2 bales buffalo robes, bale wolf hides,
dry hide, As dry hides. Depot quartermas
ter U. S. A.. Capt. VIM. A. Elderkin, C. 8
U. 8. A., U. s. Subsistence Dept, BIDS, Al
dry hides, 10 dry hides. F. Schnauber
Yankton, 4 boxes empty bottles. D. S. R
f., NJ Tootle, box. T. s. Clarkson, /;
bales buffalo robes. Peavey Broe., 2 wagol
wheels. Care of W. A. Winslow, Siou,
City. 26 BIDS dry hides.
PASSENGERS.
4 w. c. Smith, Mr.. Roth, Jno. McCreery
Mr.. Nelson, Julia Wolsen, Henry Hundh
Mr.. Faxton, Mr.. Folden.