Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-27
oil said session no change will be made.
Yankton, L. u. June Gotta 1888.
CHRISTIAN HAGG, County Auditor,


MARRIED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the resi-
deEce of Chief Justice Trip, in Yankton, We'd
neeaay, june q, 1883, Mel Loyaaehan, of Ban
Yankton. HeV Nv. Hines, of Elk Point, otti-
clating.
One of the c~omplements which may
be paid TO thus happy bride is that the
groom same half way across the eonti-
nent to marry her, and a compliment to
him is the fact TINT his bride consented
10 become his bride.
This event will be a surprise to a very
large number of Yankton people, as it
has been kept q family secret and moth
ing has been said ordone which suggest.
ed sue an event.
Miss Flanagan hos resided I'D Yank-
ton for eight years and has been n OF
the leading young ladies of this city.
To enumerate her manifold merits and
attractive qualities would require con-
siderable space, and such an effasion
would be entirely supefhuous. All her
friends know her to be the embodiment
of the best qualities of ~womanhood and
those who have not had the pleasure OF
her acquaintance have certainly been un-
fortunate.
Of. Mr.. Loynacaan Ysnkton people
know very little and yet the fact that
Miss Flanagan becoming his wife is all
the recommendation Yankton will exact
for him. No ma except q thoroughly
good man could have commanded her
respect and affection.
The Episcopal marriage ceremony
pronounced by Rev. j. V. Hines, of
Elk Point united the couple, and the
ceremony was performed at the resi-
denee of Judge Bartlett Trip, the brides
uncle, about 5 O'Clock this morning, and
two hours later Mi. and Mrs, Loynacban
left Yankton on the Milwaukee for
their future home in San francisco. A
wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony, which was participated in by no
one outside the relatives of the bride.
The wedding costumes were travelling
suits. The wedding was quiet, but none
the less joyful.
Yankton friends extend the heartiest
congratulations. They enter into the
pleasure of this event with ell possible
gusto, and they will share the future
joys and sorrows Of one of Yankton's
~fairest daughters with the same feeling.
The Press and DakotRian shies the old
slipper otter them, and bids them Good
speed" on their journey through life
Miss Alice Flanagan accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Loynaohan TO San Francisco
and will make her future home there.
PERSONAL.
j. Kimball, of Vermillion, was in the
CITY today.
Fred Schasu5er returned last night
from Chicago.
Rev. j. V. Hines. of Elk Point. was
in Yankton last night.
r. b. Trip went TO Sioux City on
business this afternoon.
Q. W. Pratt, of Fdgerton, Dakota,
was in YGnkton last night.
O. E. Hoffman, OF Sioux Falls, was q
guest et the Morrison last night.
G.P. Hardin, oil Ollvet, transacted
legal business in Yankton to-day.
Mrs. Will Wilcox went to vernillicn
this afternoon to be absent for a week.
". j. Walters and Mrs. E. Setter re-
turned from a brief visit In St. Paul to-
day.
Mayor Teller will reach Yankton from
the east Saturday, but for only q brief
stay.
Thos. J. Wilson and Fl. Langendarfer,
OF Alexandra. were in Ysnkton last
night.
Fred j. White, the popular Sioux City
travelling man, sold goods in Yankton
to-day.
Ira ]. Horton, proprietor of the Da-
kota house in Vermillion, was in Yank
ton to-day.
81. j. Benedict and family and Mrs.
K. Ssoadt, OF Milbank, Dakota, were in
Yankton last night.
W.T., Williams, OF TyndalI, probate
Judge of Bon Romme county, vas in
Yankton last night.
Hon. A. j. ParshnlI, of alexandria,
pioneer of the Jim valley and legislator,
is in Yankton to. day. !.
Mrs. E. NJ. Campbell, OF Salt Lake
City, who has visited her brother, John
Lang, left for home this morning.
Arthur g. Lamm, of Chicago, who has
visited his sister, Mrs. VIM. Blstt, in
Yankton for q week, vent home to-day.
General O. T. Campbell, of Scotland,
reached Yankton at $3.50 p. M, to look
after the interests OF the Investors Guide,
Sheriff Kincel returned last night from
Omaha having in charge Captain P. s.
Rice. charged with hypothecating q fc.
tltious check.
j. N. Butterield and wife, OF Chicago,
we're in Yankton last night. Mr.. B.
represents Reid, Murdoch & Fischer,
Wholesale groceis.
Fol- business or society,
Should work or pleasure call,
Wen cloth you with propriety,