Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-23
PERSDNA


Gus High left for the Black Hills this
morning.
A. Sheridan Jones returned to Olivst
this afternoon.
C.E. Gaines, a prominent Mitchellite,
is at the Merchants to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Stafford came
up from Wakonda last evening.
Rsv. Jos. Ward, returned last even
ing from a trip to Howard, Dakota.
O. A. Nutter, postmaster at Parker,
Dakota, is in Yankton on business.
d. W. Maratta departed for Detroit
this morning, with the prisoner Jacobs.
Mr.-J. H. Ury, father of Mrs. VIM. M.
Powers, returned to his home in Hi
nois.
Geo. w. Freeman and Geo. H. Free
man of Elk Point are at the Merchants
to-day.
81. b. Karr, a Wakonda hardware mer.
chant, IS doing business in the Fountain
City to-day.
A. s. Jones and Fl. Harrison, Of
Boullier, Dakota, are visiting in the
Fountain City to-day.
d. L. Potter, roadmaster of this divi.
sion OF the Northwestern, cam down
from Huron last night.
u, %. Carpenter, famous in this Sec
ton for his connection with the fraudu-
lent scrip cases, is in the city.
Miss Mamie E. Hoyt, OF Scotland,
reached Yankton last evening and will
visit for a few days with friends.
Mike Finnegan met q reporter yester-
day and requested him to notice Mr..
FPS departure for the Black Hills.
LIS. johnson and sister of Grand
View, Douglas county, reached Yankton
last evening, and will spend a short
time in the city.
j. A. Hinsley, president of the COM
mon council at Milwaukee and a special
agent for the Milwaukee railway COM
pany Is counting in Yankton.
Birney G. Woolley goes with his
father to Columbia tomorrow where he
will assist the Northwestern civil en-
gineers in the survey of the new road.
F. w. Gunkle, travelling salesman for
E. Chamberlin, of Dubuque, and Q
young man we'll known in Yankton, is
hers CO his regular trip.
A, B. Wicker left yesterday for Chica'
go for the purpose of removing his fam
lily tc Yankton. MIR. Wicker has rented
the Taylor residence on Linn street.
At the Morrison: A. ]. Abbott, Boz
Homme; A. B. Yantis, e. ID. Russell, L
Curtiss, Chicago; S. w, Warner, Mime
apolis; j. S. Fuller, Canton; E. T. Sher
man, Gayville.
J. A. Abbott, of Bon Homme county
is o guest at the Morrison. Mr.. Abbot
is one of the most substantial farmer
of this section, and his visit to Yanktol
is on some important land business.
John w. Cravens, G. Fl. ID. came dow
from Scotland last night and will hence
forth be a resident of Yankton. john
Yankton trends are a host and they vii
be much pleased with tho above infos
nation.
Geo. T. Hewitt, representing A. @. Mo
Clurg & Co, of Chicago, W. d. Georg
representing S. A. Maxwell, of Chicago
a and f. s. Stewart, with John Morris
!. paper company are in Yankton to-day
! All three gentlemen are selling station
: airy, and by a queer coincidence happier
ed to strike Yankton simultaneously.
= Major Alex. Sharp, Mrs. Sharp, Mii
Sharp, Grant Sharp and Misses Nellie an
Julia, left by this mornings train owe
q the Milwaukee for Leavenworth whel
q they will in the future reside. A larl
= number of friends were at the depot t
d bid them good bye and a host of othe
have been regretfully bidding them far
!, we'll for a number of days.
y at the Merchants: 81. K. Tompkin
b J. Mellette, o. 8. Babcock, w. ]
% George, @. T. Hewitt, f. S. Stewar
10 Chicago; j. M. Prime, Sioux City; g..
Smith, st. Paul; G.. E. Grimes, Mitchell
" E. s. johnson, Grand View; Q.
e. Fisher, Minneapolis; r. d. Adams, O.
d Potter, Huron; @. A. Hutter, Parker;
er S. Jones, 81. Harrison Boniller, @.
A. Lewis, Toledo; J. w. Peasley, Bosto
j. A. Huxley, Milwaukee; F.W. Gunk
's- Dubuque; P. w. O'Connell, Montros
90 M @. Brennan, Wakonda, G. r. and
RI. Freeman. Elk Point.