Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-19
PERSONAL.

Gen. Harrison Allen left this morning
for Sioux City.
W. @. Metcalf, of Mitchell, is a guest
at the Morrison.
Colonel John II. King left for Buffalo
Gap this morning.
H.. A. Baker, of Bismarck, was among
last nights arrivals.
George L. Marston, of Mitchell, was
among last nights arrivals.
J.H. Hall, of Springfield, autograph
ed at the Merchants last night.
E. s. Altman. clerk In charge of Low
er Brule agency, arrived last night.
Vale P. Thieiman and o. @. Kennedy,
OF Parker, are counting in Yankton.
A. w. Howard returned last evening
from a business trip into Nebraska.
W. Ell. Lyon, of Sioux Falls, was a well
come Press and Dakotaian caller to-day.
EngiIeer j. E. Blunt, of the North
western, is registered at the Merchants.
Geo. W. Snow, one of Springield's
rustling residents, Is in Yankton to-day.
John J. Cutter, postmaster at Parker,
is in town as a witness before the United
States court.
Gus Gilbert, Parker's merchant prince,
is enjoying a reunion with his old Yank-
ton friends to-day.
Gen. John B. Dennis, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. 7. English, left this morn
ing for a visit in Sioux City.
e. r. Houlton will leave Tomorrow Tor
his Illinois home, where he will remain
about a month and then return to Da.
kota.
John w. Cravens, granger, from the
vicinity of Scotland, is attending the
United States court in YanktoE, es a
Juror.
DR.. H.. B. Guyton, of Sioux City, who
lett for home this morning, ONE to
Ysnkton to consult with DR.. Van Velsor
relative TO the case of Mrs. George
Brown, who is very low.
D. Fl. Pulcifer, inspector for the post
office department, arrived last night and
will remain during a portion of the term
Of United States court. He is q witness
in the H~ollenbeck postoffice case.
L. Sanbo,n, assistant general super1n-
tendenl of the Northwestern company,
was in town over night and departed via
the Centreville route this morning. He
found the Northwestern improvements
at Yankton entirely satisfactory.
At the Morrison: d. P. Putnam, Geo
D. Waters, q, E. Dennis and wife, Miss
Hattie West, Sioux City; James E.
Bears, Elk Point; j. o. Lawrence, Mar
indahl; G. G. Stearns, ]. H. Leinhard,
Chicago; VIM. II. White, White, d. T.;
J.J. H~ardentower, Sheldon, Ia; W. G.
Metcalf, Geo. L, Marstop, Mitchell; j.
S Hart, j. Montague, Vermillion; Mrs.
Heller, Omaha: S. S. Altman, Lower
Brule; f. H. Campbell, Letcher; j. Hod-
son, Diana; s. IL. Smith, Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Prade, Omaha; Sol. NJ. Honoch,
Neb.; Fl. A. Baker, Bismarck.
AT the Merchants: J.. e. Blunt, s
Sanborn, Winona, Minp,; @. F. Ernst, J
Rabb, Lansrk; d. 81. Pulcifer, Chicago
ILL.,; s. G. Railing, Geo. r. Weaver, B
Il. Guyton and wife, w. j. Jones, Sioux
City, Ia; A. Smith, W. l.. Doe, Webster
VIM. RMcClure, Cedar Rapids, Ia; A
Hostetter, New York; Geo. W. Snow, 81
A. James, Springfield; j. Fl. Hale, Spin
ner; @. f. Arun, Sanborn; Y. P. Thiel
man, Il. w. Parker, E. @. Kennedy, Gus
Gilbert, John j. Cutter, Parker; N. A
Kirk, Richland; Judson Seely, R. Mar
tin, Milwaukee; W. Fl. Dickson, Du
buque, Ia; Fl. a. Covell, 81. Paul, MIN
j. 81. Hale, postmaster at Spencer
Iowa, John j. Gutter, postmaster at Par
ksr, j. j. Hartentower, postmaster q