Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24
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Asel Kyes went east this morning.
Nj. u. Hoyt, of Nebraska, is in town.
DIR. Ross returned from Parker last
evening.
Stephen yonaschen left for Mime
apolis to-day.
Isaac Waterbury returned from Akron,
Iowa, last night.
w. 8. Bowen left for Alexandria, ID.
T., this morning.
Gen. Brown is transacting business in
Sioux City to-day.
l.. S. Fieldby, sheriff of Kingsbury
county, is in town.
liver Bagstad, of Gayville. paid Yank-
ton a visit to-day.
Geo. P. Harden, of Olivet, ID. T., was
in the city last night.
Ralph Ward is detained of home by a
slight attack of illness.
Jacob Max and wife left on the North
western for Chicago to-day,
Miss Rose Dunlap is attending the
| Vermillion camp meeting.
A. E. Colby and VIM. NJ. Powers re-
turned last evening from Aberdeen.
L. d. T.. Poore returned last night
from a business visit to Springfield.
j. E. Bruce left for Chicago to-day
with the intention of purchasing goods.
Paris Fimple, editor of the Harting-
ton Nonpareil, was in the city yesterday.
G. ID. d. Maclagan, of the loaning
firm of Maclagan & Pierce, of this city,
is IN town.
James III. Cleland, Sioux City's
mayor, was a visitor in the Fountain City
last night.
Messrs e. and G. A. MCPHERSON, OF
Chicago, are visiting in Yankton with
Phil K. Faulk.
T. Il. Kingsbury and Will Bruce
left for Minneapolis this morning for an
inspection of tie exposition.
Mrs. o. Tarbox. mother of Mrs. Milt
Brisbine, returned last night from an
extended visit to Sioux City.
June Dix and family reached Yankton
last night from Mitchell where they
have visited for some weeks past.
VIM. Tohin and John Bramsen return
ed last week from the Black Hills. They
report things booming IN that country.
ID. w. Magrath, of Washington, ID.
c., spent last night in Yankton. He
left this morning for White Swan, Da-
kota.
Prof. j. 7. Shaw has rented Rev.
Stewart Sheldon's house on Sixth street
and will soon be settled at housekeep.
ing.
Sol Wertheim, manager of the Stai
clothing house Of this city, left this morn
ing for the cast for the benefit of his
health.
Geo. w. Kingsbury is at home agar
, from Sioux Falls. Mrs. Kingsbury ant
son Charles remain in the Queen Git.
the remainder of the week.
L. nj. Purdy departed on the North
!. western this morning for the east. MIR
!. Purdy's hay fever attack still holds OF
and this trip is made IN search of relief
Rev. John Hinkle, of Faribault, MINI
!, superintendent of the Minnesota ant
Dakota division OF the American bibl
association, was a Yankton visitor las
4 night.
r Will d. Chandler, who has been tb
guest of his brother, Joe G. in Yankto>
for some days past will return to hi
n home in Winona, Mimi, to-morro'
b morning.
Mrs. J.. Il. Davenport, who has bee
visiting IN Yankton for some time pat
d left this morning for her home in Mitcl
ell, having been called thither by new
of sickness in her family.
VIM. f. Wyckoff and wife, of Brood
N Ign, N. z, reached Yankton last nigt
q and left for the east this morning, M
and Mrs. Wyckoff are related to MIR
j. r. Hanson, of this city, and durir
their stay the Brooklynites visite
Major Hanson's farm prospect Place
- At Cost-We are selling our SUNNI
=. goods at absolute cost to make room fl
q complete stock of fall and wint
ho goods. j.. q. BRUCE.
of Ludlow's fine Shoes just Oper
re-. ed at MAX'S.
lei. G.. CLARK 81 CO., are SIT
receiving Watches, Jewelry al
Silver Goods of all the late
- designs, attheir Jewelry stores
Third Street. YanktOp.
Ike Smoke Baxter's Lucky Star &c. Gig
IN One Car Load of 5 and 10 ceI
ip- goods just received and for sale on
ne w. Pixies cheap counter. One c
VI load.
Smoke Baxter's Lucky Star Sc. Gig
lts-
on. Secure your scholarships for the sh,
the hand course in the Dakota telegra
lev. college. Glass commences Mond
lis. evening, Sept, 9Th.
'nu Celebrated Bradley 81 Metc;
Boots and Shoes at MAX'S
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