Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-11
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PERSONAL.
A, l.. Hinman returned last night from
Sioux City.
Mitchell Vincent, railroad contractor,
is IN town.
A. Hale and wife, of Sioux City, are in
Yankton today.
Major Robert Dollard, of Scotland, is q
guest at the Merchants.
G. G. Morrow, of Chamberlain, is in
the city on court business.
Samuel w. Mills, of Oak Hollow,
Hutchinson county, is in town.
Gao. r. BidYell, an old-time Mitch
elite, is attending court in Yankton.
A. E. Colby and wife left this morn.
ing for a visit with friends in Chicago.
Daniel Wilcox, proprietor of the
principal hotel at Running Water, is IN
the city to-day.
Sam Buckwalter went to Sioux City
to-day, to meet Mrs. B. who is returning
from a visit east.
VIM. l.. Alexander, adjutant general
OF the state of Iowa, from Des Moines,
is in the city attending court.
Red Leaf, John Duck and Ponca, of
Lower Brule agency, native Americans,
are attending court as witnesses.
W. j. Underwood, superintendent of
the Dakota division of the Milwaukee
road, was at the Merchants last night.
Edward May, a Hurley banker who
came to Dakota from New Orleans, is
serving on the United States grand jury.
r. w. Cole. aud John Amsler. both
rustling residents of Sioux City, are pay.
ing their Yaukton friends, their respects
to-day.
T. f. Singiser, receiver OF the Mitchell
land Office, and o. r. Belts, one of the
prosperous citizens of that burg, are
guests at the Merchants.
Chas. d. Crouch, of Huron, who was
arrested last spring for alleged illegal
land speculations, arrived last night and
will remain during the present term OF
court.
Uncle Jim Parson, and his crew OF
assistants arrived last night from Bis
marck, where they have been engaged in
the culinary department of one of the
river steamers.
Gen. Harrison Allen, of Fargo, is shak.
ing hands with his friends in Yankton.
He came from Fargo to settle up the
affairs of the marshal's Office in this dis,
trict and will proceed from here to Dead.
wood on a like mission.
AT the Morrison: d. w, Maratta and
family, Bismarck; Coos. Bidweli, Ems
ley, OAK; W. w. Palmer, Beresford;
Capt. Lockwood, Henry Newton, Yer.
million; j. B. White, Lodi; Fl. Allen,
Fargo; E. A. Stevens, st. Paul; 81. H.
Burlingance, Leoti, Wis; s. G. Humph-
rey, j. B. Fralick, A. f. Winter, G. g,
McCamant. Racine.
General CHARLES f. Henderson, United
States senator from Nebraska, will arrive
in Yankton on to-night's train from the
east and Will a K quarter at the Mer-
chants. General Henderson is deeply
interested IN south Dakota's statehood
project and visits our territory for the
purpose of comforting with its people
upon this important subject. Congress
man Dorsey intended to accompany him
but was kept away by business engage
ments.
At the Merchants: Geo. B. Adams
A. Hale and wife, w. J. Cole, j. M. Nc
Donald, John Amsler, Sioux City; @. G
Hamilton, G. E. Logan, D. L. Crowley
s. w. Carpenter, Chicago; w. 81, Nc
Clure. Cedar Falls; J.. A. Graham, w
Weed, Shell Rock; f. f. Singiser, o. r
Belts, Mitchell; f. Riley, Omaha; O. d
Jones, Independence, Ia; G. M, Staring
Jefferson, Ia; @. Z. Cox, Quincy, Ills.
J.. M. Kesler, Sioux Falls; w. A. Keer
and wife, White Lake; s. R. Ward
Richmond. Ills; @. d. Crouch, Huron
Robert Doliard, Scotland.