Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-22

ground in a New Jersey court, Mrs
Hunt being now the applicant for q di,
vorce. Mr.. Hunt says the courts of the
far eastern states have been IN the habit
of setting aside western divorces because
of insufficient notice of pending proceed
ings given the defendants in the actions
In his case he was careful to. give ample
notice and the decree, he thinks, car
not be questioned.
In the line of amusements this week
We have learned the following: This
evening the masquerade at Turner hall
tomorrow evening the party at Geo. r.
Scougal's residence, Thursday night,
MIR. and Mrs. Chandler entertain a party,
of young folks, and the same evening
Mrs. @. j. B. Harris gives a party
on Friday, the Episcopal sociable at
Geo. FL. Hands residence, besides the
various collegs exercises. While the
week will not be as full of social events
as usual, the end of the season will
probably find everybody nearly tired
out.
In the account of the Excelsior mill
test on Saturday. in this paper, we
acknowledge several mistakes. First, in
reference to the amount of flour that
may be turned out in u day, aud also
the comparison of the -four to outside
products. The article placed the
product of the mill at two barrels per
day, while it should have been 100
barrels, and also stated that the mill
would do the same quality of work as
that done by the Pittsburgh, while it
should have read the Pillsbury mill.
Another error was in relation to the
amount of wheat used in the test. The
paper said 800 pounds, while it should
have been 500 bushels.
PERSONAL.
Colonel Wagner returned to Wakon-
da to-day.
j. Ell. @. Young, arrived to day from
Bismarck.
I. W. Seaman, of Tyndall, is a guest at
the Merchants.
Mrs. Chas. 7. Booge, of Sioux City, is
visiting in Yankton.
"Budd" Todd, editor of the Spring
field Times, is visiting in Yankton.
Louis d. Sharp, and Arthur w. Hand
are making a visit to Huron to-day.
Guy B. Wilbur, and d. T. Crouch, OF
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Harrington, are soiournlng in Yankton.
j. e. Bruce, will leave on Thursday
morning for the east on a purchasing
trip.
r. W.Cole, of Sioux City. arrived or
this afternoons freight over the Mil
waukee.
Melvin Van Ornum is gradually i'm
proving and is SO much better that
watchers were dispensed with Friday.
Geo. l.. Hunt and daughter, of New
York City, who Rave spent the past year
in Iankton, left this morning for the
east.
Mrs. l.. B. Bridgman, of Wakonda,
left for home this afternoon, after a short
visit in this city with her brothers the
CANDLES.
Governor f. M. Zlebach, the newly
appointed and confirmed receiver of the
Yankton land Office, is liz the city. Mrs.
Ziebach is with him.
At the Morrison: w. e. Weatherwax,
Chicago; E. H. Darby, Mt. Pleasant, d,
T; Robert Woods, Sioux City; D. w,
fourier. Tyndal!; W. A. Pollock, Coler.
idge, Guy r. Wilbur, u. T. Crouch.
Harrington; e. @. Bowen, New York
City.
At the Merchants: W. N. Sperry, LIE
Mars, To-; r. Arlington, s. F. Carpeu.
ter, G. r. Richardson, 0, d. Robinson
Geo. N. Hughes, A. Reilof, Chicago; q
R. Horton, a. Wygng. ST. Paul; N
M. Ward, Henry Schaltzet, Beresford
r. W. Cole, Joe Wood, F. NJ. Shower
Sioux City; G. N. Mannering. Detroit.
a new lot of Ladies Kid Gloves
in Tan and opera shades, at
COX, ODIORNE 81 cos