Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-28
PERSONAL.

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Personal
Col. Roster, of Niobrara, is in the city.
Geo. H. Hand is at home again from
Chicago.
VIM. Warrington came in from Huron
on Saturday.
Miss Mamie Satterlee left for home
this morning.
j.. II. @. Young arrived from Fargo
this afternoon.
Fl. A. Milward, of Sweden, Nebraska,
is IN town to-day.
Mrs. M. r. DeCamp went to Sioux
City this morning.
Gen. j. B. Dennis returned Saturday
night from Kansas City.
M. P. Gilman returned from Sioux
City on Saturday night.
Miss Mary Stroheeker visited Sioux
City and returned to-day.
Robert W. Burns arrived yesterday a.
m. from a business trip east.
DIR. Jos. Ward returned from Boston
and other points on Saturday.
General W. 81. Fl. Beadle is OF home
again from Carthage and other points.
e.. Fl. Barrows, the wonderful soup
man, viewed Our artesian we'll yesterday.
Q. N. Wright was q passenger to Yank-
ton from Mason City on Saturday last.
Geo. Brown visited Sioux City on
Saturday in the interest of the Yankton
races.
W. Ell. McVay, of the railroad COM
mission, returned Saturday night from
st. Paul.
A. M. English returned Friday even
ing from the G. A. r. reunion of
Mitchell.
G. Q. Knight station agent for North
western at Salem, Dakota, spent Sunday
in Yankton.
j. L. Foskett, JOS. Pier, Ed. Palmer
and W. FL. 81. Beadle went to Scotland
this afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Fuller is s%oiourning at Mi
Faller's stock farm, about twenty miles
north of this city.
Chief Justice Trip left this morning
for Washington Springs where he will
hold \ term of court.
Miss Florence Singiser and her cousin
Miss Annie Irving, are in the city as
guests of Miss Maude Trip.
VIM. Blatt returned Saturday night
from Chicago, leaving his boy in q weak,
but much improved condition.
DIR. r. Park, of Buffalo, N. Y, spent
Sunday in Yankton with Mrs. Stro-
hecker and daughters, who are relatives,
John Curry, an old Y%anktonian, bui
now a railroad man in the employ OF the
Milwaukee company, spent Sunday in
Yankten.
D.. @. Jones, general freight agent Of
this division of the Milwaukee, and w.
e. Peak, travelling freight agent, are in
the city.
Ward l.. Stone will leave in the
morning for Connecticut, where Mrs
Stone has been for nearly q year under
medical treatment.
Be it known for the edifcation of the
travelling public that Conductor Conley
is back on his run from Yankton *
Scotland and return.
Chief Walking Eagle and family, o.
Rosebud Agency, are the guests of Rev
". FL. Keanealy, at the Indian school
where Walking Eagles son is being
educated,
@. Il. Carr returned on Saturday
evening from a weeks visit In Hurley
He was accompanied by his sister, Mrs
Peter Allen, who will be the guest o
Mrs. w. II. Carr for a short time.
Miss Maud Fellows. formerlya teashe
10 the public schools, will arrive from
Sioux City tonight. She has received
proposition to return to the sYanktoi
schools and is coming up to talk it over
Miss Clara V. Sprague, who taught il
the third grammar school Of this cit,
last year, will not return to Yankton il
the fall. This is a cause of regret t,
both scholars and the board OF educa
9 ton.
Gen. W. Fl. Ell. BeaGle leaves to-mor
row for Pierre, where he will attend
meeting of the Dakota educationa
. association and on Saturday will go 4
st. Lawrence, where he crates en- th
: Sd OF July.
Messrs. Herrick, True, White an
Noble, and Mesers Blanchard, Simon
and Burgess, all Vermillion young folks
g came overland from Sarltes ageno
9 on Saturday, attended church, saw th
s big we'll and circus bills and went hom
this forenoon,
At the Morrison: A B Var
. tbs. Chicago; o s Martin, De
Kali, His; w Blanchard, W Simons.
Burgess, Miss Hsrriok, Mics True. Mis-
White, Miss Noble, Vermillion; 7
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