Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-19

sunk, year ago last spring. In oppo
sutton to this claim the other stock
holders represent that they paid Gap
tain WATSON, representing the majority
the amount OF his bill, $3.50, for raising
the boat. So the matter stands. The
sheriff is in possession.
Yesterday morning at II O'Clock 6
very large audience gathered at CHRIST
church to listen to DIR. @. P. Dorsett
who, as announced. was to occupy fol
the last time the pulpit in which he has
SO long presided as rector. 1t war au
occasion of sadness and regret to oil
who were gathered there, including the
reverend gentleman himself. There is
general regret over the coming depart
ure of DIR. Dorsett and this feeling
reaches beyond the church circle which
has profited by his teachings during his
stay in our midst. His mastery pulpit
productions have given him rank among
the scholarly minds of our community
aud his devotion TO tho cause TO which
his life's work is given renders him Pc
culiarly q teacher of men and a trusted
guide into the mysteries of the hereafter.
In his sermon yesterday DR.. Dorsett did
not enter the domain of a farewell adj
dress. He preached, however, in his
best vein and closed his pulpit labors
in Yankton with q discourse long to be
remembered. Holy communion was
celebrated and the infant children of
Mrs. Alex, Sharp and Mrs. e. FL. Ihomp-
son received the rite of baptism.
PERSONAL.
d. p. Wilcox is at home again from
Huron,
JOS. Peir returned from Canton this
morning.
G. A. Archer is doing business In
Iroquois to-day.
A. w. Howard went east on the Mil
waukee this morning.
E. w. Miller and family, OF Huron,
spent Sunday in Yankton.
Marshal Maratts will reach Yankton
Thursday from Washington.
VIM, Blatt and family reached Yank-
ton Saturday evening from Chicago.
JOHN Cravens left this morning for
Hutchinson county on q tour OF observa-
ton.
DIR. q. P. Dorsett will leave Yankton
for La Crosse on Thursday morning
next.
VIM. Warrington and wife returned
to this city on Saturday evening from
Mitchell.
/. Plies left OH tho Northwestern this
morning for Milwaukee and other east
ern points.
s.. A. Boyles and family reached
Yankton On Friday last, from Olivet.
They have come to stay.
Miss Ellen Haskell and Miss Maud
Tripn left this morning on the Milwau-
kee for Fargo and California.
General Dennis is recorded in st.
Paul as a delegate 10 the international
convention on charities and corrections.
Fred Meth and Jacob Seydel boarded
the early train over the Northwestern
this morning for Milwaukee. where they
will take IN the sangerfest.
Ed. Otley, of Dubuque, spent Sunday
in Yankton, the guest of Jay O. Aid,
messenger between Yankton and Ha-
warden for the American express
company.
At the Morrison: w P Beach, Dubu-
que; q @ BLACK, Chicago; A L Stanton,
Lawrence, Kansas; e w Muller and
family. Huron;A w Moore. Minneapolis
VIM. L, Wade, Wakonda.
AT the Merchants: j. Il. Scriven,
Mitchell; A. Fischer, Milwaukee,; A. e.
Jones, Sioux Falls; W. G. Taylor, G. A.
Miller. Chicago; G. E. Holmes, New
Haven, Conn; W. L. Peck, Boston; A.
W. Kosnig, st. Louis; e. Otley, Du.
buque; Jay O. Aid, Columbia; j. 7.
Avery. Minneapolis.