Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06
% cents to one dollar, according to
quality and size. Will knit to order
from Yankton wooden mills yarn.
PERSONAL

quality and slze. VIII knit to ofdei
from Yankton wooden mills yarn.
PERSONAL
j. Willets is back from his Minneapo
lis trip.
Sam Kaucher arrived Saturday from
a business trip.
Mrs. George jackson went down tt
Sioux City to-day.
VIM Waipole is representing Walsh.
town in town to-day.
George 81. Rand went down to Yer.
million this morning.
W. S. Williams and wife, of Tyndall
are at the Merchants.
Mrs. j. D. Wasburn left on this after.
moons train for Olivet.
George Bailey, of Sioux City, "a in
Yankton over Sunday.
Delegate Clifford will be in Yankton
tomorrow or Wednesday.
Robert Trip will GO to Olivet to.
morrow on legal business.
Mrs. j. t. Andrns returned Saturday
night from an eastern visit.
Ed. Otley, of the United States ex-
press service, Sundayed in Yankton.
Miss Aggie Stilwill, of TyndalI, has
resumed her studies in Yankton college.
Miss Katie Cole was a passenger to
Vermillion on this mornings Milwaukee
train.
Judge Trip left this afternoon for
Olivet, where be will hold a term oil
court.
r. j. Gamble does not improve
noticeably and is scarcely able to sit up
in bed.
F..W. Hoyt and son, of Watertown,
were visitors at the insane asylum yes
terday.
Q. 4. sti!~i!!, ct T5ndsll, clerk CT the
court of Bon Homme county, was in
town to-day.
I'll. B. Wynn left this morning, over
the Northwestern, for Chicago on a pur-
chasing trip.
Surveyor General Taylor, of Huron,
arrived Saturday night and is quartered
at the Morrison.
S. A. Boyles left this afternoon for
Olivet in response to q subpoena citing
him to appear as o witness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Bailey, daughter
and s%on-in-law of Captain Tanner, left
a., ,a~,. r~r C,o,~ E,l11 H#.
Ralph Ward was a passenger for
Chicago on this mornings Northwestern
train. He goes to buy goods.
ZiDa Richey went down to Gayville
this morning. He expects to strike
water in his new well this week.
Charles King, of company Il, did
not return with the company from
Aberdeen, but went to Minneapolis,
Governor Burbank came down from
Springfield last night and took this
mornings Milwaukee train eastward.
@. t. Wright left this morning for St
Paul and there is a possibility that he
may take an engine on the Milwaukee
road.
George Brown returned Saturday
night from Mitchell, where he took in
the whole of the fair and pronounces il
good.
Colonel Burns, Captain Munroe
Major Powers, MAJOR Murphy and Maio,
Human arrived this morning from
Aberdeen.
j. r. Gamble goes to Harrington
tomorrow as an attorney in a case of at
tempted murder and will probably re
main there several DAYS.
Mrs. j. B. Dennis and Mrs. E. F
English returned from Aberdeen thil
morning with the militia. Genera
Dennis went to Minneapolis.
Everett Valentine will leave in the
morning for st. Louis for a months visit,
accompanying his cousin, Willis Graves
who has been visiting in Yankton.
Have you stopped TO think that yor
could have the convenience OF q wasl
bowl set in slab with perfect drainage
little expense. 1t ia one of the comforts
of o home. Consult DUDLEY, RIoHEY 4
GROSS about it.