Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-25

1. PERSONAL
Abe Van 0sdel is in from Calamit,
farm to day.
Geo. Brown returned at noon to-da,
from Sioux City.
Gen. J. B. Dennis returned from
Aberdeen last night.
John Cravens returned last nigh
from a short visit north.
f. M. Smith and f. p. Hurlbut, O
Yermlllion are IN the CITY.
Miss Rose Mattheisen went to Sion,
City this morning fer a visit.
ID. f. Crouch, of Harrington, Neb., il
registered at the Merchants.
Q. o. Stauchfisld, q prominent
Mitchell attorney, is in tho city.
Mrs. S. b. Williams and children re.
turned last evening from a visit east.
John Amsler, the Sioux City cigar
man, was o stranger in Yankton yester-
day.
Sid. w. Smith, tie Cedar Rapids
cracker man fingers in the Fountain
City.
A. b. Wicker, agent for the North
western at this point, visited Sioux City
to-day.
e. +. Potter, rosdmaster of this divi-
sion of the Northwestern, spent last
night in Yankton.
VIM. Cravens and daughter Miss
Addie, of Chicago are visiting in Yank-
ton with DR.. aud Mrs. j. f. Cravens.
Miss Mary Lawrence left for her rural
home this morning after q week spent
in Yankton with the Misses Lynch.
j. b. McKewon, a Sicux City gentle
man, who labors IN the interest of a Chi
cage wholesale house is in Yankton.
L.. A. Thrasher. of lola, Kansas,
special deputy for the internal revenue
department. i5 il yaGl:aa CT business.
John M. Pratt, the gentlemsnly repre-
sentative of the Harrison wagon COM
pany of Grand Rapids, Mich, is in the
city.
George Bevier, son of the agent of the
United States express company at Sioux
City is visiting in Yankton with d. f.
Davis.
Miss Jennie D. Ketchum returned
from Oshkosh, Neb., last night, and will
attend the Yankton college during the
coming year.
Warren Osborn, of this city, expects
to attend the reunion OF the second
Minnesota regiment of veterans at st.
Paul next week.
Miss Lucille McKercher, of Mime
apolis, left this morning for home after
several months spent in Yankton with
the family of DIR. d. f. Etter.
Jno. ii. Adams, special agent for the
American Central insurance company of
st. Louis, has been d guest at the
Merchants to day. He left for the west
this afternoon.
Walter Il. Cobban, of Fargo, is OF the
Merchants. Mr.. Copban filed a deputy
United States marshal's position under
Marshal Allen, but on account oil "per.
nicious activity is now a common CIT
Zen.
At the MORRISON: E. L. Davis, Min
neapolis; L. S. Fieldpy, De Smet; j. FL.
Linuhard, Chicago; G. E. Church,
Detroit; L. A. Thrasher, lola; T. 2.
Hurlbut, f. NJ. Smith, Vermllllon; s. P,
Durham, Marshalltown s. Van Sickle,
Calliope; b. F. Crouch. Harrington.
AT the Merchants: Q. r. Gibson,
CINCINNATI; W. H. Cobban, Fargo; j.
Amsler, E. w. Whitman, Sioux City F..
b. Webb, s. e. Davis, j. M. Ross, @. f.
Haib, Miss Jones, y. @. Hahn, ii. l..
McNamara, S. III. Brookes, f. s. Stewart,
j. B, McKewon, Chicago; W. 81. Little,
q. +. Potter, Huron; w. l.. Stone, g. E.
simpson, B. 8. Schefelts, Milwaukee,; B.
Schnaper, James Cameron, New York;
s. G. Cusack, st. Louis, Sid W. Smith,
Cedar Rapids; j. M. Pratt, Grand
Rapids, Mich; j. a.. Adams, MARSHALL
town, To-; Miss Sicey, Tabor, d. I.