Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-30
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q" GaulR il, Vi dayv1ile, IS In the
city.
R. B. Trip returned from <nfitehelI
last evening.
f. j. Farr returned from a business
trip west last evening.
Freight Agent Peck, of the Milwaukee,
was in town over night.
I. f. Oonger returned last evening
from a visit in Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Donayan, Mrs. Freny's: sister, re-
turned to-day to her Sioux City home.
I'D. Farr and wife, of Sioux City, are
the guests in Yankton of Mrs. f. /.
Farr.
Carrie Wheeler, daughter of Mrs. FL.
w. White, will arrive to night on a
visit.
John Currie, roadmaster on the Mil
waukee line, left Yankton last night for
Elk Point.
Wm. Kramer, proprietor of the Mer-
chants, returned last evening from an
eastern trip.
d. Q. Laird, of Ysnkton college, went
into Nebraska to-day to spend Sunday
with his parents.
Austin Decker, Of the Trip Budget.
arrived last night from Trip and left
this morning for Sioux City,
Michael Grady, of Sioux City, form
erly of Yankton, is visiting with the
family of Frank Hefner in this city.
"a. s. Stevens, division superintend-
emit OF the Erie telephone aad telegraph
company, was in the city last night.
Mrs. John Bachman, mother of Mrs.
Martin Max, arrived from Sutton,
Nebraska last evening" and will visit
hare
Miss Stella Rockwell, of Missouri
Valley. Iowa, is visiting in Yankton with
her cousins, Misses CLARA and Minnie
Jencks.
G. A. Archer returned last evening
from a business trip to Dayton, OHIO,
accompanied by Ills partner in business,
J. Z. Howe.
Mrs. WIN. Werdebaugh went to Sioux
City last evening TO attend the wedding
of Captain A. Larson. master of the
Josie L. T., Yankton's ferry boat.
E. r.. Houlton took this mornings
Milwaukee train for Kirkwood, Illinois.
He makes the trip to cast his vote Tor a
republican candidate for congress.
j. b. McKewon, of Chicago, who has
been in Yankton for some days past
Strengthening up the Hawley s. Co.,,
matter, left Tor tine east this morning.
Mrs. j. W. Meyers, of st. Joe, Mis-
sonri, and Mrs. II. Marks, of Chicago,
mother and sister of Mira. A. Adler,
reached Yankton last evening for a visit.
Mrs. John Koran is quite seriously
i'll at the home of her parents in Mil
yankee. Mr.. Koran will go to Milwau-
kee in the course of a week for a brief
larry.
Captain Tanner and Lon;s DiIger, OF
the Yankton insurance office, and Bob.
Cox, jr, went down to the Violin duck
pastures on this mornings early North.
western train.
Rev. @. =. Hager and Wits returned
last evening frora o wesk's tarry in
Minneapolis to which city theywent from
Watertown for the purpose of attending
the annuel Session. of the national
W.O. L. u.
Governor Iiebaoh went oyer to
| Wakonda on the early Northwestern
train this morning, returning on the
midday train. He had no gun with him
and insisted that his early move invol-
we'd no pernieious activity.
a.. N. Croesett, of ST. Paul, superin.
tendent Of this division of the United
States express company, and Frank
Church, route agent ifoi the same
corporation and division, looked in upon
Agent Davis. of Yankton, last night.
VIM. FL. McYay reached Yankton
yesterday with the railroad commission
ers but remained cnly long enough tc
visit his family for q few moments
Misses Mamie and Matte MaVay 40
companied the commission to Siou1
City, from which place they return thil
evening.
a. Smith and wife eff Washington
u. G., who have been s%ojourning ii
Yankton for two days past, left at moor
to-day for the east. Mrs. Smith yester'
day called on several ladies. in this cit,
who remembered her as an old tim,
Yanktonian. The lady was Miss Ma,
Bartlett and resided in Yankton will
her father, Chief Justice Bartlett. during
his official term.
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