Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-20
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semi-Local Clippings.
Bloomington Courier: Charles Peter
SOB, Of Yankton, stopped in town We'd
I e,day on his way to Edgerton to visit
friends.
Plankinton Free Press: D. II. Sui
Ivan and Henry Agnes are attending
the meeting of the grand Jury in Yank-
ton this week.
Parker Press: Mrs. E. G.. Kennedy
is IN Yankton visiting friends...... Mrs.
Tom Marshall, OF Yanktop, is visiting
relatives in Parker.
Brnle Index: The exchange editor,
who struggles with the SCISSORS on the
Press and Dakotaian, at Yankton, is o
man that both knows and does his duty
Mitchell Mail: B. q. Sullivan, OF
PIankinton. stopped OFF on his return
from Mathematician Hammer and
Bob Wills, went to Yankton Wednesday
....Jno. Pease and family remove from
Nj. Vernon to Yankton, Tuesday next.
Aberdeen Republican: III. M. MARBLE
NJ. F.Fischbain and j.. A. Schlenter
returned yesterday from Yankton, where
they have been serving On the grand
and petit iuries before the United
Statea court. They report a royal good
time while at the sx-capital.
Mitchell Republican: Bob Wills
took advantage Of his trip to Yankton
to visit the insane asylum while there,
and is loud n5his praise for the instltu-
ton. He says Geo. Bidwell was cut in
the garden trimming fruit trees, and is
considered nearly we'll again.
Harrington (Neb) Herald: Mrs. M,
Rutland, Of Yankton, who has been to
Chicago to purchase her spring stock Of
millinery goods, was q guest Of, her Sis
ter Mrs. =. Reifert last week....Jndge
III. Miller started for Yaukton Tuesday
morning. He will remain several days
..s..D. +. Crouch, deputy sheriff, went
10 Yankton Monday John Beitz and
Joe Asbre went to Yankton Monday.
Pierre Free Presa: CLERK Coy, who
has been at Yankton during the past
few days returned last evening. Dell has
been doing some good work for the
tournament, and as of the results Of
his labors the Yankton hook and ladder
company and two Of the hose teams will
come up and take o hand in the June
races. Coy also informs us. that Sioux
City will send two and perhaps three
teams.
Carthage Prairie Home: The editor
OF this paper recently had the pleasure
OF staying in Yankton over Sunday, and
though he paid his bill as did every
other gentleman, be must say the Nor
rison house OF that city, under the ex-
oellent management Of d. p. Wilcox,
q of DakotA'a old timers, is second to
no other first claes house he has visited
in the state. The Prairie Home friends
will find the statement strictly true ii
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ton.
Olivet Burial Voice: Hon. r. A. Nor
ris, Of Alden, was q visitor to our sanctnm
on Thursday of last week. The Yankton
and Mitchell BRANCH Of the Milwaukee
road misses his land about 200 feet. "A
miss ,s as good asi q mile" Mr.. Morris
informs Us that the people in the west
part Of the county are still looking very
strongly for the Northwestern road
which is yet likely to proceed westward
from Oentrepille. II it should do SO ii
will pass through the entire length of
Hntchinaori county, from east to west.
mote it be-
Aberdeen Pioneer: Hon. j. II.
Teller, ex-sscretary Of Dakota, has OPEN
ed . law Office in YaHkton. Mr.. Teller
is an attorney often years standing and
fully Qualified to ably discharge any.
business entrusted to him. His decision
to emel ia tho territory is quite d
shock to the remnant Of the Or4way
gang, who SO boldly declared that he
would leave with his ill-gottsn gains al
soon as he ceased to hold offce.D They
are .dumbfounded and wisely remain
silent since he has become q private
Citizen Of Dakota.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: Bishop
Marty 10 always d welcome guest in
Grand Forks, and the people always
tnrn out in large numbers to attend
CHURCH when he is present. Last even.
ing tho large Catholic church Of this city
wal crowded to listen to the able and
eloquent sermon Of the bishop. The
territory Is 80 large and the amount Of
work which the bishop is compelled to
DO does not give him many opporiuni-
ties for visiting the different parishes
very often. not nearly as often aa ths
people would wish for, even where he is
deseryedly popular.
Grand Forks Herald: Last evening
ri. Rev. Bishop ". Marty, Of the diocese
Of Dakota, delivered an entertaining dis.
course at st. Michaels church, Hel
gave an interesting account in the mar
satiye style, Of his trip to Rome, and his
rambies in Italy. Switzerland, France,
Germany, England and ireland, thor
oughly entertaining his audience. Bish-
or Martyrs visit here is . very pleasant
social one and . good impression has
made His diocese is an empire in
itself. Being located at YanktoD, In the
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