Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-12
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Personal.
N. j. Cramer is doing Sioux City to-
day.
NJ. U. Hoyt, of Nebraska, is in the city
to-day.
Guy r. Wilbur, of Harrington, Neb,
is in the city.
G. Fl. Stily..H returned to Tyndall
this afternoon.
VIM. Blstt, returned from Bismarck
to-day at noon
j. s. Dickson, of Scotland. is %sojourn-
ing in Yankton.
John W. Cravens, returned from SCOT
land last evening.
id. N. Gillette, reached home from
Huron last evening.
VIM. Warrington came in from the
north last evening.
Harry B. Wynn 10 at home again from
a business trip west.
R. A. Ketchum, of Cedar Rapids, was
in Yankton last night.
Jos. Pier returned last evening from
Scotland and Tyndall.
Mrs. NJ. d. Lingo, went to Yermillion
for a visit this morning,
T. l.. VanTassel returned last evening
FROM tho cast, and left for Mitchell this
morning.
j. N. Butterield, of Chicago. arrived
on this afternoons freight over the Mil
waukee.
jim. Lemon and wife, Of Harrington,
heb, are visiting in Yankton with Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Felber.
Miss Mamie e. Hoyt returned this
afternoon to Scotland, after d visit of
one month in Yankton.
DR.. Jos. Ward, accompanied by his
son Don, went to Iroquois on business
this morning.
Up. Lounsberry, a Sioux Falls music
house man, is attending to business in
Yankton to-day.
VIM. H. Wilcox, son of D. p, of the
Morrison, left on the Northwestern this
morning or.Chicago.
VIM. M. Powers, started for a trip
On the Milwaukee this morning with his
arms fall of race and 4th OF July posters,
S. G. Comstock has returned to his
labors as conductor on thu Tankton
Hawarden train over the Northwestern
Misses Alvina and Anna Jacobs, Of
Scotland, reached Yankton last evening
and will visit for q few days with friends
Thos. Thorson, of Canton, was n CUES
at the Merchants last night. He in
spected his Yankton county farm yes
~terday.
W. I. Burns, manager of the Yankton
telephone exchange, left this morning
for Lacrosse, Wis, where will visit 70.
a short time.
General Hugh J. Campbell left thi
morning for Bridgswater. where he viii
address the people On the state
hood question.
Ward L. Stone is preparing to go tt
New York just after the 4th to NEE
Mrs. Stone and possibly escort her tc
her Yankton home.
Miss Joe Young, of Washington, DC.
sister OFF. Fl, @. Young, is expected tc
arrive in Yankton next week for a sum
mer's visit with her brothers family.
Mrs. ". 81. Murdoch and son, Of
Murdoch, Mimi are expected to react
Yankton for q visit this evening. He
father, George II. Hand, will accompany
her.
At the Morrison: J " Lake
Sioux City; A w Burgess, OF forbes
Nora Springs, j M Sullivan. Utica, N
Y.;M Stephins aud sister, Des Moines
w r BOUCHER, II w Pinds, Wakefield
j r Markley, johnson towards, Mo
brara, Nsb.; Mrs. R II Yeoman. Council
Bluffs.
At the Merchants: J w Townsend,
Des Moines; M ] Aqueman, Il L Emery
j W Butterield, 0 E Udell, Chicago
George a Brooks. Bazile Mills, Neb
j P Lounsbely, Sioux Falls; M \
Davis. Veimillion; 4 Thorsor
Canton; George Edgecombe, Neb.; \
Mallory, Boston John Stuber, Dubuque
p, M Thompson, Minneapolis; r
Ketchum, N. YIN. M. Sears and wife
st. Paul.
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