Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20
PERSONAL.

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s. Kaucher spent Sunday in Yankton
with his wife.
Delegate Clifford will arrive tonight
from Canton.
r. j. Gamble is sufficiently improved
to sit up to-day.
J.P. Bedding reached Yankton to-day
from Deadwood.
Asher Barton, of Canton, spent Sun
day in Yankton.
j. A. johnson. ex-mayor of Fargo, d.
T.. is in Yankton.
e. M. Coates is out again, but carries
his arm in a sling.
Il. W. Burns left to-day for a business
trip into Nebraska.
Delegate Clifford will arrive from
Canton this evening.
Charles A. Chase, Of Charles a m:iiIz
county, is in the city.
Wendall P. Herrick, of Herrick, Neb.,
spent last night In Yankton.
j.. q. Robb and wife, of Sioux City, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cox.
Fred Schnauber returned from a bust
ness trip west on Saturday night.
Chief Justice Trip took the North
wern for Hand county this morning.
Rev. .. p. Hager and wife returned
from Mitchell last Saturday evening.
Robt Cooley, of Niobrara, Neb., is
visiting friends and relatives in Yankton.
j.. b. Wynn has recovered sufficiently
to show up occasionally at his place of
business.
"a. A. Mil Yard, of Peoria, Nebraska, is
transacting business in the Fountain
City to-day.
s. B. Christ, member of the Lawrence
county delegation to the convention,
arrived to-day.
Fargo over the Northwestern on the
noon train to-day.
Rev. L. FL. Cobb, secretary of the
national Congregational union. was 10
the city yesterday.
ID. O. Lawrence and wife and son will
go to Minneapolis tomorrow morning to
visit the exposition.
Mrs. j D.. Washborn left this morn.
ing for Miller, Hand county, there to
attend a term of CO art.
Captain j. @. McVay and wife re-
turned on Saturday evening from a visit
to the Minneapolis exposition.
O. T. Mccoy, of Aberdeen. arrived on
Saturday night, left for the east this
morning bat will return shortly.
e. g. Smith and family returned on
Saturday evening from TyndalI where
they have visited for q week past.
Clarence ". Cox took the Northwest
ern this morning for various southern
Dakota points in the interest of Cox &
Odiorne.
John W. Cravens returned last eve
ming from q week iastlIng among the
people of Bon Homme and Hut ,hinson
counties.
M. Grigsby and wife, of Sioux Falls,
and L. A. K%ingsbury and wife, of Water
town, will arrive tomorrow and remain
through the convention.
Major 9. w. Buttz, Of Lisbon, Ransom
county, is in the CITY as a delegate to
the territorial republican convention.
He was the first delegate to arrive.
Miss CLARA Barton, secretary of the
Red Cross army, who has been visiting
General Dennis family in Yankton for
some lime past, left this morning for
New York City.
Capt. Msratta and j. q. @. Young
will be in Yankton this week. Maratta
will go from here to Aberdeen, where he
will. probably be nominated by the
democrats for congress.
Judge g. Q. Moody and wife arrived
today from Deadwood. The Judge is
a member OF the Lawrence county dele
CATION to the territorial convention.
They are at the Merchants.
John L. Pennington, ir., Of the re.
portorial staff Of the Minneapolis Even
ing Journal, arrived yesterday and will
enliRhten the readers of the paper he
represents regarding the convention.
Capt. John Barrett, of San Jose, CAL,
who spent several months in Yankton
during the summer, returned on Satur-
day evening from a trip to San Jose.
Capt. Barrett is seriously thinking Of
making Yankton his future home.
The o Northwestern train to-day
brought the first insallment of delegates
to the territorial convention. It con.
sisted of Herbert Root, Valley City, and
"a. W. Wing, Barnes county; J. 8.
Oliver, Lisbon, representing one Of the
Ransom county contrasting delegatlons;S
N, Langford, Sheldon. Ransom county;
O. B. Spencer, Devils Lake, Ramsey
county: C.lonel w. @. PIummer, Of
Trial county; l.. A. Rose, Colonel G. f.
Clement, Major A. w. Edwards and j..
A. johnson, of Fargo, Caes county.
These delegates are at the Morrison.
Public Sale-We the undersigned,
will offer for sale at u residence, seven
miles northwest; OF Yankton and one
mile east of Utica station, about forty
head Of cattle consisting OF mich cows,
heifers. steers and calves. Thursday,
September Both, 1886. A credit OF six
months will be given purchaser, giving
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