Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-08

Il. 0. Dewey, a prominent citizen of
WATERFOWL, is in Yankton on court bust
ness.
Geo. w. x. Fisher returned last even.
ing from an extended business visit in
Tyndsll.
Geo. w. Daley, agent of the Mil
waukee road at Le~sterville, came down
last night.
Mabel Peel, daughter of the Western
Union manager, is seriously sick with
diphtheria.
Judge A. Covell, of Scotland, took the
Northwestern yesterday for Buffalo, N.
Y. for q visit.
l. w. Seaman, of Tyndall, is one of
the many outsiders who are attending
court in Yanktou.
Geo. b. Everett, register of the land
Office at Mitchell, is attending to bust
ness in Yankton to-day.
Nj. j. Gordon and J. A. Johnston, two
prominent lawyers of Aberdeen, are
gaests ut the Merchants.
Geo. w. Smith, an old timer of Yank-
ton, now a prominent citizen of Pierre,
Is attending court us a Juror.
N. Hockett, one of the heavy cattle
ownere of Miles City, Montana, Is il the
Fountain City on conrt business.
jim. True and 5. A. Boyies, two Ollvet,
Hutchinson county, legal ligltts, are
counting IN the Fountain City today
Judge Asa Coy Il, OF Scotland. has
gone to New York 81 a witness III an
important case involving Il large prop
erty.
NJ. n, G%illett. of Sioux FaIIs, general
agent for the YHnkto- iusnrspce CON-
pany, is chatting with Secretary Tanner
to-day.
Mrs. Frank Hefner left tins morning
for a visit in Hurley. Parker and Centre
vile, at each of which places she has
sous residing.
Robert Kusott OF Mitchell, a principal
IN a perjury case that is to be disposed OF
at this term Of court, reached Yankton
last night.
Eek Chief Justice A. j. Edgqrton
reached Yankton last evening from
Mitchell, and will remain a few days on
court business.
FL. l.. Henry, editor of the Dakota
Dispatch, Redield, one OF the leading
democratic newspapers OF central Da.
kota. is attending he q. S. coult as q
petit juror.
Jacob Bsauch returned last evening
from a trip to Montana having been
called there by the illness of his son
William, whom be left on the high road
TO recovery.
Chris. Noonan, Agent Deans assistant
at the Milwaukee depot, in Yanktop, is
holding down the place IF Agent Daley
at LesterviIle, during that gentleman's
absence in the east.
d. L. Power, agent for the North
western at Centreviile. cane over to
Yaukton to-day to secure some supplies
for a California trip to be made by him.
sslf and eaveral friends
r w. Doy. of Omaha nrc of tpaI
parties to a case of ,%eriurY, which was
set for this term OF the United States
cour', and bis attorney, 7, 3 Churchill,
of Cmaha, reached Yapkton to-day.
w. II MeVay. Alex Gugqe, Wm. M.
Evans and g West, the gentlemen
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Hills; +. j.. Muench, qermiilion;
Geo. w. freeman, Elk Point; Thomas
brady' beresio'd; NJ ), brazil'' Parker;
V. Daliy' oalllope' ~ a. lowns ana
Wlie' SIOUX oiEs.
"i'iah ,o'nR esq LOW prac'lc'n8
attorney q i'h"o Noffh county
Mr. yonnp was a member If comnanv A,
Capt. Nelson Miners company. lat Da-
kota cavalry, aud left Yapkton twenty.
one years z after being mustered out
81 sn9 ~ eisio we Wuhe hiau ~
oayaltyman billy" as be was called by
the boys.
At The Merchants: e w. Miller.