Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-17

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PERSONAL ~
Mn. Trumbo, Of CAoasau creek, Il at the
nsschants.
Judge Kiddsr started for the Black Hills
afsw days ago.
R. P. Cowgirl, Of speinsfeld, drove down
70 Yankton lest night. ei
". G. Grant, agricultural dealer. Of
Springfield. 10 Id this city.
q. Z. Dewey, Esq, went to Vermillion
yesterday on legal business.
Q. N. Tsylor. Of Meckling, Clay county.
was IN Yankton lest evening.
Scott Boyoe and wifs, at Fort Bennett.
are among the recent arrivals.
Geo. n. Brooks. Of Baztlle Mills, Nebras-
b. is doing business IL Yankton.
John Cunningham arrived last night from
Randall, BY overland conveyance.
John N. Lyon returned 90 Monday last
from . ten days trip up the Jim.
United States Attorney Campbell left
Deadwood for Bismarck on the l1th.
7. G. Cowgirl. Of Pine Ridge Cred CLOUDY
agency, arrived 10 Yankton yesterday.
Herman Ellerman, Of GAINESVILLE, Yauk-
ton ~county's assessor, il in town to day.
Cal c. Valentine (court reporter) and wife
have returned from their visit to Omaha.
Miss Carrie Boughton has returned from
. pr ,tracted visit to Msnkato, Minnesota.
p. A. Peterson Left this morning fol, II.
linoi., whore he will remain permanently.
Chief Engineer Kinball, Of tie Milwau.
kee road, arrived to-day with Manager
Merrill.
Robert Robinson and George Grist. Of
Deadwood, are among to-day's arrivals from
the Hills.
D. w. Carrier, Of Danbury, Bon Homme
county, is transacting business in Yankton
today.
Commodore John a Charles. superin
tent Of the Benton line Of boats, 10 10
Ysnkton.
Nj. and Mrs. L. NJ. Pordy returned from
their Fort Pierre trip to-day, on the steam
er Black Hills.
Frank r. Ketchum, one of Fort Pierre's
leading and successful merchants, came down
on the Far West.
Mrs. A. j. Faulk and her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. n. Farmer, arrived on the steamer
Black Hills from = trip to Fort Pierre.
Emery r. Guild and E. A. Edwards, two
Of Yankton's steady and reliable young men,
intend making . trip to the Black Hills.
Henry Passent, r. C. Marshall and G..
w. L.naey, Of Helena, Montana, arrived
to-day BY steamer from the other end Of the
Missouri.
Sioux Valley News: Ex-Governor PEN
nington Of Yankton, gave Us a pleasant call
this morning. He completely filed our
small Office. a
NJ. NJ. Farmer came over from St. Hele-
IA yesterday to meet his wife on her return
from . pleasure trip on the steamer Black
Hills to Fort Pierre.
Manager Merrill, Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad, arrived this
afternoon from the end Of the Canton ex-
tension and is stopping at the Merchants.
Frank Moulton. sheriff of Pennington
county, arrived In Yaukton last night from
Detroit. where be delivered at the house Of
correction several prisoners sentenced at
the late term Of court at Rapid City.
John Lawler, J. D. Lawler, D. Mason, ].
s. Barry. Alex. Felmont and J. F. A. Will
lame, all Of Prairie du Chen, arrived last
from the east and left this morning
for the upper country. There gentlemen
are connected with the Milwaukee road.
Fargo Republican, 18th: Judge Barnes
Monday for the north. He will
spend the next two weeks down the river.
holding court in Traill. Grand Forks and
Pembina, returning after 4 brief visit home.
The Judge goes hence to Yankton, to the su-
preme court session.
Rapid City Journal: We regret our
young friend Frank Washsbsueh,
Of the United States court, will be
compelled to follow that tribunal to Dead
wood; 90 does Frank regret it and 90 do a
score of lovely damsels of Rapid City,,
whose hearts are wrung with grief At the
thought of losing from the local social circle
one Of the best looking young men on the
frontier.
sHAWISl sHAWLS! sHAWLs!-
Over 200 all wool, single and double, Of
every kind and quality from 80 cents to
S15 each, Just received from Nep York, and