Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-05
PERSONAL.

j.. T. Smith went north on business
to-day.
A. B. Wicker has gone to Chicago on
business,
J.N. Dunn returned from Scotland
last night.
Harry B. Wynn went east on business
this morning.
Geo. N. Martin, of Sioux City, came
in at noon to-day.
FL. Farr transacted business in
C~entreville to-day.
Capt. John Coulson is IN the city from
the Summit to-day.
Mrs. j. f. Cravens will arrive this
evening from Hartley, Iowa.
Mrs. J. D. Elliot, of Tyndall, is in the
city q guest at e. r. Whites.
Mrs. j. Fl. Baskin, of Scotland, spent
last night in the Fountain City.
W. d. Russell and Fred Schnauber
went to Scotland on business to-day.
Commodore s.. B. Coulson left on the
Northwestern to-day for a business trip
cast.
John A. Stafford and Robert Burns
returned from a business trip to Wakon-
da last night.
Mrs. is. Oliver, wife of the snperin-
tendent of he.Northwestern, is O guest
at the Merchants.
w. b. Peak, travelling freight agent
For fb,e lir;n,,r oE tIn N1.l.u -
in the city last night.
w. 81. McVay, of the railroad COM
mission, left last evening for Deadwood
on railroad business.
Flank j. Washabaugh and wife left on
9 Milwaukee east bound train last
night for Deadwnnd.
j. Louden Kelly and BENZ. Huntley
returned last night from q visit to the
CLAY county far at Vermillion.
Rev. James Rowley and wife returned
from Huron last night and left for their
home in Vermillion this morning.
AKRON Kahn and wife, of Omaha,
reached Yankton last night, and will
visit with f. j. Kahn and family.
O. j. Kadish, of NIobrara, was ID town
to-day. He came overland with a herd
of cattle and returned this afternoon.
Mrs. E. Carpenter, sister of Mrs. II.
Fl. Smith of this city, arrived from Yer.
million last night for o visit in Yankton
f. Slaughter went to Sioux City last
night. there to meet a friend who will
visit Mr.. s., in Yankton for a short time
Miss Lille Fuller left this morning
fsor Huron Hca. %h;ch place she has g
a piece of land which she has gone tc
look after.
A. D. LaDue, attorney for the Mil
yankee road, reached, Yankton from
Mitchell last night and left for Milwau
, kee to-day.
John Weber, one of the oldest con
J ductors on the Milwaukee road in thi
section, passed through Yankton to-day
e%nroute for Scotland, where he will en-.
8 gage in business.
) Rev. @. F. Clapp, DR.. Jos. Ward ant
Rev. Mr.. Stebbins of Aten, Nebraska
, took the Northwestern this morning TO
Z Des Moines, Iowa, where they will attent
a meeting of the American board of mis-
I sions.
, at the Morrison: e 81 Dunn, Marin
dahl; N Wall, ] Boynton, ILL.,; J v
Kadish, E Q Chamber, NiobIara; Mrs
II Baskin, Scotland; Jas Groll, st. Paul
! Oh Davis, Minneapolis; j Oherness
Yankton county; d L Eustice, Galena
s Ills; q FL Carlson, Orange City, Iowa.
At the Merchants: w Fl Hazard, V
r Moore, s W Diller, Chicago; Fl
kaufman, @ B Rhubsky' A d LaDue
. A Schafacer, Milwaukee,; w Fl Fowler
! j II Barry, L Hummell, W E Peak, j '
: Comming, Sioux City;. M ) Connolly
Dubuque; Rebt. 81 Brown, Silvertor
Colorado; G A Lewis, Toledo, Ohio; A
Tomhnson, Usage, Iowa: $ Goldsteint
Cincinnati; E T Struberg, st. Paul; !
Heneman. New York; J P Lapsmort
' Mrs. Oliver, and two ladies Huron.