Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-21
PERSONAL.

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Bartlett Trpp came down from Olive
yesterday.
. Commodore Coulson went down I
a Sioux Citv this morning.
Rev. Stewart Sheldon was a passenger o,
this mornings train tor Vermillion.
Mrs. j. j. Smart. of Rosebud agency
was Q passenger down on the Western.
james E. Boege Of Sioux City, came ~
to Yankton yesterday and returned thi
morning.
j. r. Gamble. Esq, went east this morn
ing for q four weeks visit among friends In
Wisconsin.
Abe Adler and bride came up on last
nights train. They are cordially welcom.
ed to Yankton.
u.s.. Wattles, chief engineer. ofthe Sioux
City and Pacific railroad, arrived in Yank-
ton last evening.
c. w. Seebold returned yesterday after
noon from Fiesteel, and reports everything
booming up the Jim.
MI. Moulton, al attorney from Webster
City, Iowa, has been looking over Yankton
for several days past.
L. D. Farmer. Of this city. q confirmed
democrat, strongly resembles Gen. Grant
in personal appearance.
G. G. Sperry. post trader at Yankton
agency. was a passenger down 90 the
Western, and is now in the city.
Mrs. P. G. Shannon, Miss Bessie Shan
o and Miss Ihmsen were passengers
down on the Western last evening.
B. B. Moss returned from Fl. Sully last
evening, where he has a contract for fur
nishing the government with 500 cords of
wood.
Judge Shannon. District Attorney
French and Cal. c. Valentine, court report.
er, are expected home from Olivet this
evening.
Misses Stella and Josie Hand, and Miss
Carrie Osborne, who have been attending
st. Mary's Hall, at Faribault, arrived home
last evening.
District Attorney Hugh j. Campbell re-
turned to Yankton last evening from north.
ern Dakota. He left again this morning
for Fargo.
Sheriff Baker returned last night from
Detroit, whittier he has been TO deliver
prisoners at the house Of correction. He
says he~had a pleasant trip.
A brother Of our towasmsn John Tread.
way arrived from the east last evening. He
will remain some time visiting his brother
and other relatives hereabouts.
Miss Sarah Dwyre and Miss O'Connell,
lately of the celebrated firm Of Bloom & Co.,
New York, are coming to Yankton to open
a millinery and dress making establish.
ment. They will arrive some time during
the coming month.
The Nenpsreil at Council Bluffs says
that Gen. ]. H. Hammond, United States
Indian inspector came in from the
south onSWednesday evening and stopped
over night at the Union Pacific Hotel.
Thursday the general left for a trip to Ari-
IONA.
s. S. Merrill, Of Milwaukee, John Law
Ter, of Prairie du Chen and C. II. Prior, of
Minneapolis, arrived in yankton this fore
noon on their return from Firesteel and an
inspection Of the line Of their road from the
Jim river westward to the Missouri. They
are stopping at the Merchants.
1. n. Duckett, Of England, arrived in
1ankton last evening and is stopping at the
Jencks hotel. We understand that he is
here for the purpose Of making arrangements
for the accommodation of a party of English
noblemen who are making a tour of this
country, and want to take a look at the
prairies of Dakota.
Ollie Shannon and six others, who start
ed out with D. E. Majors surveying part;
about q month ago to survey the new In
dian reservation at Rosebud. returned las
evening On the steamer Western. Th,
rest of the working party will be down or
the next boat. They say that Majors is no
. bountiful proYider.
Moody County Enterprise. 10Th: TIL,
Rev. H. St. George Young returned from
the east last week. He LEFT his bride a
P~lattsmouth, Neb., where she is %visitin,
friends. We regret very much to lear,
that MI. Young will probably remove from
Flandreau and take charge of a parish i,
Nebraska.
John Luetterle, Of Emil Schneider & Co
Wholesale liquor dealers at Milwaukee, i
in Yankton in the interests OF his firm
This house has already established a lare
business with this territory, and indicate
what can be done by the merchants of tina
city when projected railroad lines connec'
ing them with different points in Dakot
are completed.
In an account of the commencement e,
ercises Of the Nebraska college. at Nebra
ka City, printed in the Nebraska Cit
Press, we notice particular mention
Charles II. Washburn, son Of Major an
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