Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-31
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trssa last night.
A, B. Peavey. of Sioux City, was i
the city last night.
1 N, j, Cramer went to .Vermillion o.
business this morning.
Miss Alice Pou!.on retained from
visit TO Scotland last night.
E. X Rualtou went 20 Mitchell tut
morning to attend tue fair.
E. G, Edgerton aud daughter left this
morning for a visit in Mitchell.
Nj. and Mrs. John I. NJ. Pierce ar.
taxing in the sights of the Black Hill
cc1ntry.
w. b. MuIroe and @ ,artermssteI
General Murphy left this morning fol
Aberdeen.
John, Bradshaw and wife aud Mrs
George Bailey came up from Sioux City
last night,
Lesser Ketchnm returned from Alex
a1ur,a, where he has spent the summer,
las n.ebi.
Il. A. keachum, representing the
Haeghta!lug tea company of New York,
Is in the city.
Ms. Geo. w. Kiugsvuty and soa
Charles returned lest evening from a
Sioux Fails visit.
+. p. Hurlburt and wife, formerly resi-
dents of Vefmll!lon. have taken up then
residence in Yapktou.
Mrs. DR.. Keyes and daughter retained
last evening from a mouths sojpprn
slnot,g Sbe Iowa lakes.
james I'll. Baskin, proprietor of the
Merchants hotel at Scotland, is a guest
t. the Merchants i'll Yanbton.
aeny a. Trlpp II Ed L.. Disbrow
arrived from Akror, Ia, last night, ami
will attend 4ankton college this yesr.
Miss Alice Sphinx retained to Sioua
City TINS morning. Miss Sphinx has been
visiting friends in Yapkton for several
weeks past.
DR.. john LaBaree lett this morning
fer Omaha from whence he goes to Cali
fornia. He will return to Yankton in tt e
near future,
DR.. W. II. Coney will leave for Hart
ington IN bis regular professional
monthly visit 10 morrow and will re-
turn Friday evening.
Major Harry w. Hjnman and Ser
eeant Major Coxhead, both officers of
the fist regiment, leave on the North
western 10 morrow for Aberdeen.
A. N, Hovarter and e. W. Moody,
two Young men from Indiana, reached
Iankton last night and will accept
places as teachers in the county schools.
Buelah and Bessie Wynn, daughters
of leighton Wynn, of Sioux City,
reached Yankton last night and are
guests at the residence of James r.
Wynn in this city.
Capt. John Barry, the Californian who
has been III Yankton for several weeks
looking for a business opening, left yes
terday morning for his home ia San
Jose, there to remain for a short time,
when he will return to the Fountain
City to become a permanent resident,
Miss Mapde Fellows reached Yankton
last night from Sioux City. and during
the coming year will act as assistant in
the, high school. Miss Fellows returns
to a position which she filed salts
factorily for several terms, four years
age, and her many friends IN this city
will note her return with pleasure.
John A. Weeks returned on Saturday
evening from an extended eastern tour.
Mr.. Weeks in the course of his travels
met j.. Parker Hayward, a former Ysnk-
ton man, who 10 at present engaged
in business in New York city being cen.
neeted both commercially and by blood
with Ferdinand Fish, the well known
banker.
To Chicago by the G.. 81 N. w.
Railroad.
Excursion tickets to Chicago, COM
mencing September LIST, will be sold via
the Northwestern railway as cheap as
over any other route.
Celebrated Bradley 81 Metcalf
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