Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-30
PERSOYAL.

PERSONAL.
Mayo, the pianostuner, will be here in
June.
A. j. Faulk, ir., OF Gayville, is in the
city to-day.
@. Myers. of Scotland, is e Yankton
visitor today.
Walter FL. Carr reached home from
Hurley last evening.
Rev. M. E. Brennan, Of WakoDda, is .
guest at the Merchants.
1. W. Seaman, of Tyndall, arrived on
this mornings train from Scotland.
[. II. Newly and Miss Northup, OF
Parker, were in Yankton over last night.
J. d. Farr, of Sioux City, Is visiting
his brother f. j. Farr In Yankton this
week.
Mrs. j. P. Crennau and daughter left
this morning for a visit in Chicago and
Washington.
A. B. Wilcox, of Chicago, brother of
r. P. Wilcox, of this city, reached
Yankton last night,
Mrs. Anna Lang left this afternoon
for Scotland to attend the funeral of
Captain Lavender's child.
J. A. Archer, of tie firm of Archer &
Howe, oil merchants, of Dayton, Ohio,
was a Yankton visitor to-day.
J.E. Bruce returned on Saturday
evening from Centreyllle. and took a
fresh start this morning for Chicago on
business.
Miss Lizzie Finney, of Prairie du
Chen, left this morning for home
after a long visit In Yankton with her
sister Mrs. Alder.
Lieut.. r. w. Hoyt and wife left to-
day for Ft. Sully, d. T., after two weeks'
visit in Yankton with DIR. Cravsns, at
the insane hospital.
John Bradford, of Tyndall, arrived on
this mornings delayed Scotland train on
his way 10 Wakonda, whore he is to es.
tablish a newspaper.
j. S. Oliver, division superintendent
and e. f. Potter, roadmaster of tbs
Northwestern road, were guests at the
Merchants last night.
Father A. F. Bernier, formerly o.
Yankton but now residing in Jefferson
Union COUNTY, is in this city to-day
visiting his many friends.
Governor f. NJ. Ziebach, receiver o
the Yankton land Office came down from
Scotland last night, and may now b.
counted as a resident of Yankton.
ID. l.. Pratt and family, of Fort Ran
: dali, took the Milwaukee train east to
day for Omaha, from which place the,
go to North Platte. Neb., for q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Bowen reached
home this morning on the delayed Scot
land train from Alexandria, DIT, wher
they had been attending the funeral c
Mr.. Bowen's father.
:, Joseph Campbell, a youth. who fc
several years past has held down th
seat of devil in various Ysnkton prir
> shops, left this afternoon for Tyndal
where he has taken q place as foreman
: the Tyndall Register.
Gen. w. h. b. Beadle left this NOR
: ing for Bookings, Brookings count,
where he will deliver a lecture on IL
Evolutions OF Liberty before q teac
> ers' meeting. Gen. Beadle will deliv'
:, the same address in De Smet On We
g nesdsy evening.
- d. P. Ward, missionary of the Amel
can Sunday school mission, has been
the city to-day looking up matters co
=, nected with Sunday school work.
organized Sunday school last night
-, Wakonda IN the railroad depot. he
ports exceedingly interesting expe
ences throughout the country.
A.. @. DAVIS, gho for q number
years past was the right hand man
on, Bartlett Trips Office before that 6,
me tleman's appointment to the chief j
ticeship, left yesterday morning
j. Sioux Falls, where he will pursne
vocation OF law, in the office OF Win
s. Sweeney. Mr.. Davis is credited "
'se' being among the best Office lawyers
> Dakota.