Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-11

"hafG. l. Wudleu, went TO sioux raj
: last Sunday, taking their departure fror
. that place on the following day for 81
: Paul to meet the officers of the DulutI
road. They returned via Sioux Falls O,
Wednesday evening, and declare th,
prospects for a new road very hatter
} ing" The towns Of Lake Benton, Egan
Faandrau and Dell Rapids an to con
tributs $4,000 and right of way to Thu
road and Sioux Falls, is to give $4,000
and right OF way through Minnehaha
county. Yankton's bid for the extsn
sion is now in order.
Lady Audley's Secret, tho popula,
society drama, was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. McClintock, assisted by home
talent, at Turner hall last night, for the
benefit of the Yankton band, and it val
largely attended. The leading actress,
Mrs. McClintock was not in good health
last evening, and toward the end the
illness under which she had labored all
the evening overcame her. Notwith.
standing her condition she gave he,
version OF Lady Audley to the satisfac
ton of the audience. Mr.. McClintock
psrsonated Luke Marks, the drunken
gamekcepsr, satisfactorily, and the
Yankton folk who assisted them deserve
all the praise bestowed on them. The
entertainment will be- repeated this
evening and o dance will follow, to
which the public is invited. The price
OF admission will be the same and q
good time is guaranteed.
PERSONAL.
NJ. r. DeCamp is dong Sioux City to-
day.
Q. G.. Whipple, of Niobrara, is at the
Merchants.
Asher Barton, of Canton, tarries in the
Fountain City.
I. B. McMartin, of Sioux Falls. is
counting in Yankton.
Miss Nellie Frenzy, is at homo again
from a visit in Sioux City.
Mons Distad, Of Mitchell, is sojourn-
ing In the Ounta City.
w. B. Sterling and e. T. Potter, of
Huron, are at the Merchants.
Mrs. Geo. jackson, went down the
road for a visit this morning.
Judge G. s. Palmer and wife arrived
from Sioux Falls last night.
Miss Nellie Hinman returned last
night from o Sioux City visit.
DIR. S. B. McGlumphy visited Lester-
vile professionally yesterday.
B.. 9. Kennedy, Parker's legal light,
is registered at the Merchants.
J.C. Wenzlaff, returned last evening
from a business trip to Scotland.
+. R,Aikens, a Captonite and a lawyer
of prominence, is at the Morrison.
Q. B. Kennedy ana wife and Mrs.
Hanahorrah, of Canton, are in the city.
s. u. Glaspell, a jamestown attorney
OF note, is in attendance upon the su-
preme court.
Augustus High, of the land office force
at Aberdeen, is in Yankton on business.
Cos. ]. Crawford and Hon. J. II. West
over, OF Pierre, are Yankton's guests to-
to-day.
Mrs. Martha Bowen, mother OF w. s.
Bowen, reached this city last evening
on o visit.
Mrs. M. P. Gilman returned last
evening from a visit with her friends
in Nebraska.
f. L. Soper, an attorney from Madi-
son, Dakota, ls soJourning in Yankton
on court business.
Fred Reither, q gentleman who caters
to the public thirst of Scotland is buy
ing goods in Yankton to-day.
Mrs. Oliver Underbeyer, wife of the
foreman of the Excelsior mill, arrived
q day or two ago from Missouri,
Judge w. B. Mcdonnell, c. A. Pol
lock and Maj. A. w. Edwards, OF Fargo,
are being entertained at the Morrison.
il. MeGregor and a. L. P. Chiene, left
this morning for Lexington, KY, instead
OF yesterday morning, as was stated last
night.
o. FL. Winsor, of Sioux Falls, will at
tend to cases before the present term of
supreme court. Mr.. Winsor arrived
last night.
Mrs. e. j. Porter and her sen Louis,
left this morning over the Northwestern
for Albany, N. Y. where they will spend
the summer.
Attorney General Rice, Of Flandrau,
is noticeable among the crowd of strang-
ers to be seen in the office of the Merch-
ants MOTEL.
Hon. John r. Wilson, OF Deadwood,
will tarry in Yankton for the next few
days In his capacity as an attorney be-
fore the supreme court.
Mrs. R, W. Kemler, of Red Stone,
Hanson county, Dakota, left for homs
this morning after a weeks visit in Yank-
ton with her sister Mrs. Ell. Grebe.
George Tammen and Fred Pfoten-
bauer, left overland this morning for
Edmunds county, where they will look
over some land for speculative purposes.
J. a. Emo. IN Egan attorney, is one
of the many notables who are visiting
in Yankton. Mr.. Emo is one OF the origi-
nal Dakotaians and was formerly q fire..
quent visitor here.
The Decorative Art.
John Lang, Yankton's artistic painter
and decorator. has associated with him