Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-23
PERSONAL

Solomon Wenzlsff, of Tyndall, is i
town.
John @. Whistler, of Sioux City, spen
Sunday in Yankton.
Sam Kaucher came in from Canto
on Saturday night.
John r. Gamble is expected HON
from Wisconsin this week.
L. j. Port attended church in th'
Fountain City yesterday.
General w. ii. Ii, Beadle returned
) from Brorkings on Saturday.
Capt. Mart Coulson and his son ALFRED
lett this morning for st, Louis.
Mrs. j. r, Gamble and children arr
home again from "a Scotland visit.
Coy. John l.. Pennington went tc
Watertown on business yesterday.
Patrick Kelly, is in the city to-day
from his stock ranch zeal Walshtown.
Asel Kyes came in from Montana on
Saturday evenings late Northwestern
train.
Frank M. Wells and e. Nj. O'Brien
took the Northwestern this morning for
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jacob Scibert and children left,
via the Harrington stage to-day. for st.
Helena for a visit.
Frank Cochrane arrived Saturday
night from Sioux City on his way to
his Niobrara ranch.
Prof. John L. Shaw and wife returned
on Saturday evening from an extended
visit in Connecticut.
Fred A. Gordon, of Roseueath, z. j..
is in the city the guest of the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. McQnarrie.
John Walsh, of Yankton, who has been
grading on the Elk Born extension of
the Northwestern, returned on Saturday
last.
Will Turner, of Springfield, reached
Yankton yesterday, accompanied by his
aunt, Miss Fl. M. Turner. They returned
to-day.
Judge Trip Will reach Yankton to
morrow or Wednesday from his visit to
the occidental coast and will resume his
judicial labors.
Hiram Cook, of Des Moines, father OF
Harry @. Cook. of Des Moines, who visits
this section in the interest of q. whole
sale house, is in Yankton for his health.
AT the Morrison: G. e. Chinch,
Detroit; f. j. Manett, Stoughton, Chas.
Harmon, Huron; j. N. Lake Mrs. s. NJ.
Holmes, Sioux City; P. 81. Miller, Elk
Horn, Ia; Q. B. Goldwood, J.. Wise, j.
b. Hallock, Chicago.
Mrs. w. A. Burleigh and Captain Tim
Burleigh, who left Yankton a couple of
weeks ago for Miles City, were detained
in st. Paul until last Saturday, when
they resumed their journey, acoompan-
led by DIR. Burleigh, who met them
there.
h. NJ. Kratz, u Mitchellite of note,
reached Iankton on his bicycle on
Saturday last having ridden from Mitch
ell to Yankton in something like ten
hours, Mr.. Kratz and o few of his
brother wheslmep leave Mitchell for the
Black Hills sometime next month.
Ed. Washabaugh reached Yankton
from Deadwood OF Saturday on a visit
with Governor Edmunds' family. Mr..
Washabaugh and wife will go east to-
morrow for q short visit after which they
will return to Yankton and remain some
time before returning to their Black
Hills home.
AT the Merchants: Thos. Wing, I. B.
Weaver, Sioux City; W. j. Johnson,
d. Bonbaker, w. @. Beathie, Chicago;
w. ?, Herrick, Nebraska; II. Cook,
Council Bluffs; A. e. Jones, Sioux
Falls; W. N. Sanborn, Milwaukee; M.
M. Cordway, Fort Dodge; A. Kyes,
Montana; s. Ka~recher, Sioux Falls; Miss
M. HI. Turner, W. Turner, Springfield;
e. Fl. Mason, Knox county, Nebraska,
just Receiyed--At J. e. Bruce's
Third street store, a sample lot of 300
soft felt hats, for men and boys. To be
sold SO per cent under usual prices.