Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-23
Personal.

residence. 5. SMITH.
Lincoln. Clay Co.. Feb. II. 1856.
Personal.
John Coulson is in from his farm to.
day.
Colonel Roster returned to Niobrara
to-day.
j. s. Hart, sheriff of CLAY county, is at
the Morrison.
E @. Kennedy, Of Parker, spent last
night in Yankton.
q. J.. Porter made the round trip to
Wakonda sto.day.
Surveyor General Taylor returned to
Huron this morning.
B. S. Williams started this morning
for a trip down the road.
Geo. w. X. Fisther departed for T'yn-
dali this afternoon on business.
Ii. B. Wynn is cut on the Northwes :
ern line to-day selling hardware,
T. B. Ward and wife, of Carthage,
Dakota, are visiting in Yankton.
l.. Kari, and z. RlcEey, went to Scot
land this afternoon on business.
John Price, jr., of Beresford, is n of
the entries on the Merchants register.
Governor Crennan and f. L. Farr
visited Scotland yesterday afternoon.
r. j. Gamble left this morning for
Harrington, Nebraska, on court business.
L.. B. French and e. FL. Van Antwerp
are doing business in Vermillion to-day.
Up. Hayward took this mornings
early train over the Northwestern for
| Huron.
Miss Eta Stafford, of Scotland, is
visiting in Yankton with Mrs. j. A.
Stafford.
Mrs. S. L.. Sphinx left this afternoon
for Tyndall, where she will remain sev-
eral months.
e. e. Halstead, of Ponca, Nebraska, is
transacting business in The Fountain
City to-day.
Henry Hefner, of Parker, was q pas
senger into the city on the Northwest
ern last night.
Miss GIlchrist, at Wakonda, who has
been seriously ill, is recovering. DIR.
VanVelsor is her physician.
James p. Cooley, of Gayville, is in
Yankton to-day. Mr.. Cooley is one
of the heaviest stock dealers OF this SEQ.
ton.
L. digger, special agent for the Yank.
ton insurance company for this section:
left this afternoon for o business trip
north.
Mrs, f. NJ. Zlebach left this afternoon
for home without her husband, who re.
mans over one day to fix up his bond
business.
John Lang, of this city, and his
brother, Geo. B. Lang, arrived last night
fsom Grton~ille, Minnesota. where theil
mother has recently died.
q. q. Edgerton and wife and Miss
Minnie Todd returned last night from
Mitchell, accompanied by Miss ENNIS
Edgertop, who will visit i'm Yankton fol
a short time.
L. w. Gunkle. left this afternoon FOL
Scotland, after a two days s%ojourn liz
Yankton, caused by a slight illness. He
says he would rather be sick in Land
lord Lramer's hotel than any other place
except at home.
John Allen, a cousin of Mrs. w. Fl
Carr, left this morning for his home in
Wisconsin, after q brief stay in Yankton
Mr.. Allen is a practical stock dealer and
he is thinking seriously of locating il
Yankton and engaging in that business
Al, the Morrison: w. A. Pollock
Coleredge; ice Lawrence, Mitchell; Il
A. Henderson, Chicago; j. B. Gross
st. Paul; II. s. Butler, @. T.. Curtis
Superior, Wis; J.. A. jerks, Grant
Forks; j. S. Hart, Yermillion; e. W
Tracy, Minneapolis.
at the Merchants: j.. M. Potts, Mil
waukee; @. d. Knapp, st. Paul; @. E
Bacharaeh. Cincinnati; @. Fl. Harris
New York; M. FL. Beuheim, st
Louis; John Price, lr, Beresford; FREQ
Purdy, Chicago; E. @. Kennedy, Parker
OAK; T. B. Ward and wife, Carthage
FL. r. Houston, Huron; E. E. Halstead
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