Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01

closing the doors.
Don't forget to call At Paul Hamann's
plses opposite the post ONCE for a good
shave and tony hair cut.
PERSONAL.
]. A. Kent left today for . trip up the
Niobrara.
John A. Lee. Of Springfield. is at the
Merchants.
T. A. Ktnssbury. Of Springfield. spent the
Sabbath in Yankton.
h. A. james and wife, Of Springfield. sre
among to-day's visitors.
@. 7. Mccoy Bon Homme county's reg
lister Of deeds, Is ins Yankton-today.
Miss Kitty Matthews. Of the opera house
troupe. is dangerously III with scarlet f.
yer.
Mrs. II. E. Cutting went to Sioux City
Saturday morning to visit friends and re!a-
tiyes.
Miss Mary K. Broslus, principal Of the
industrial school ct Santee agencv, is regis
tered at the Merchants.
II. E. Cutting aud Henry Gardner
will leave for Lake Kampeska to.mor.
row. They are to return via. Fresteel.
The Sioux City Journal says that L. W.
Chandler is about to resume the editorial
management Of the Vermillion Standard.
Felix Caraveau left for St. Paul this
morning to attend the Minnesota State fair
which is being held IN that city this week.
Mrs. j. L. Turner of Springfield, and
Mrs. c g. Sperry and G. H. sperry Of
Yshkton agency, were guests at the Jencks
over Sunday.
Sioux City Journal, 3Oth &C. H. Longman
felt lonesome without his boys, and had
them sent down to him yesterdsv from
Yankton, where they have been at the school
of the Sisters of Charity.
Col. Shafter, recently promoted from
lieutenant colonel Of the Gath infantry Ia
colonel Of the first, is expected to arrive ia
Yankton within q few days on his way to
Fort Randall, the headquarters of his new
regiment. The 24th infantry is in Texas.
Lieuts. w. I. Reed and Geo. s. Young, o,
the seventh infantry, Fort Smelling, return
ed yesterday from Fort Randall, where
they had been TO deliver fifty recruits 70,
the first infantry, and left for their pos,
this morning.
Major Pease, formerly a well-known citi
zen Of this section Of Dakota. and IN whose
honor Pease island. above Fort Randall
was named, is In the military hospital a,
Fort Custer, in%curably sick of q disease pc
culiar to the Indian country.
Upon the arrival of the steamer General
Meade on Saturday evening, Mrs. Charles
Wambole and her Little girl baby, Meade
Wambole. were conveyed to their residenc,
in this city, where we arc glad to know
the mother and the little native of th,
steamer Meade are doing we'll.
S. j. Hayes, superintendent of machinery
for the Illinois Central road, and wife, Da.
vfd Oxley. master mechanic at Centralis,
ILL.,. and wife. and Thomas w. Place, MAJ
ter mechanic at Waterloo. Iowa, all Of the
Illinois Central, came up to Yankton 10 o
special car Saturday night and remained
over Sunday. Harvey took them all out
riding 10 the Merchants bus yesterday, civ.
ing them an opportunity to look at the
country.
Surveyor General Esperson left a day OF
two ago to inspect the work of the deputy
surveyors now in the field. He will visit
the work being done by Messrs. Beardsley,
Marshall, Van Antwerp. and Beadle & Ro-
YEN. in northern Dakots, and that of C, d,
Bates and Col. Hiebee on the line Of the
extension Of the N. p. road west Of Bis
marck. He had not decided, when he left
whether he would or would no 70 to the
Hills to inspect the work being done there,