Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-09
PERSONAL.

81 a
d VIM. Warrington left for Watertow
this morning.
Joseph Per-, paid Scotland a bushes
visit to-day.
q, +. Prentice left this morning ft
Mitchell on business.
Everett M. Valentine has gone t
r Canton for a weeks visit.
l Fred b. Riggs left this afternoon fo
his home at Santee agency.
Captain Burleigh and. Judge Whit
went to st. Helena to-day.
General Hugh j. Campbell returne,
last evening from the north.
DIR. I'll. i. Livingstone went to Siou.
City on business this morning.
JOHN Bradford, of the Wakonda indie
pendent ism Yankson on business.
a. Adler took to the, road this morn
ing in the interest of his liquor house.
Mrs. Stewart Sheldon and daughter
lett for Boston on this afternoons train
bishop Hare arrived by this a~fternoun's
train over the Milwaukee from the east
Miss Josie Todd, went to St. Helena
so-daJ for a visit with Miss LENA Nissen
Harry Van Tassel caught the train in
time to leave for WATERFOWL this morn.
ing.
L. l.. Van TasseI is doing business in
Sloax City to-day and A. w. Howard,
ditto.
Il. Church, route agent for the United
States express company, spent last night
in Yankton.
Miss Ellen NJ. Haskell and Miss
Maude B. Trip, visited Sioux City and
returned to-day.
Miss Maud Eiseman returned this
morning to Sioux City after a months
visit in Yankton.
A. d. Wicker, station agent OF the
Northwestern at this point, left for the
east this afternoon.
Harry Durand and Geo. Wilder, of
Yankton college, left to-day on the
Northwestern for Huron.
Miss Stilwill, OF TyndalI, and Miss
Day. OF Springfield, college students,
left for home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary and Master Fred Pound
departed this morning for Fort S%isseton,
where they will spend the summer.
y. u. Allison, who has taught school
In st. Helena for the past six months. is
visiting in Yankton with lis friend j, b.
Byington.
Mrs. IL. A. Odiorne took this efter.
moons train over the Northwestern for
Boston and other points east for a
summers visit.
Pleasant Pickett and wife have moved
to Wakonda, where they will in the
future reside. Mr.. p. will go into bust
ness at that point.
+. w. Quincy, j. A. Shatswell, and "a.
w. Jamison, oil college students, left on
the Northwestern TINS d. M. for their
homes in McCook county.
Jay q. Morris, winner of the first
prize in the college contest for the
Churchill prizes, left this morning for
lao hoLuc III ddWdTueD, IOWA..
Miss Hyde and Miss Holmes, two
Yankton college teachers during the
past year, left this morning on the
Northwestern for Galesburg, Ills.
G, W. Kibbie, general agent for the
Connecticut Fire insurance
and A. j. Trumbnll, general agent for
the Insurance Company, OF North Amer
lea and the Pennsylvania, are consulting
Agent Chandler.
On the east bound Milwaukee passcn.
ger train this morning were Paul and
Mae Pierce, of Bismarck, Miss Netha
King, of Chamberlain, Miss Alice Kings
bury, of Canton, Annie and Abbie Philips
and S. G. Gale, of Sioux Falls, Miss Amy
White, of Vermillion, Miss Bessie
Russell, and Miss Stanton, of A~lexandria,
j. M. Ross, u. ID. Disbrow, and Miss
Disbrow, of Akron, Ia, and e. G. Otis. of
Omaha, all Yankton college students,
who left for their respective homes for
the summers vacation.