Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-15

ana OblRing former Plerr0 nOtei man,
Charley Kelsey, ready to look after your
wants
The first quarterly conference of the M.
E. churches was held in Pierre Oh Sun
the First church in the morning and at
Grace church in the evening.
Last Saturday morning the mercury
got down TO point where we got good
foretaste of winter when it registered
something more than IL degrees below
zero at tho weather station.
The date fixed for the inaugural ball is
Tuesday. January 3. A large number OF
invitations have been sent out over the
state, and it is expected to make the ball
quite a swell affair.
The bridge across the river is all right
now, with the exception of an occasional
air hole, where man or team may sink
| through and get into the raging Missouri.
Among the legislators who have engag
ed quarters at the Wells House are SEN
ators Star, Ingram and Thornby OF the
Black Hills, and Adams of Brown county.
The secretary of state has awarded the
contract for printing the bills of the cgis-
lature to the Carter Publishing Co, and
the Journals to the Daily Capital Co
The sciOptican entertainment given at
the Baptist church last Friday night by
Il. ID. Stoddard, was pronounced quite a
success BY all who were present.
Workmen We're busy the latter part of
last week putting in the wires and batter
les for the up town telegraph Office in the
First National bank building.
Gov. Sheldon has engaged rooms for
the winter at the Wells House, having SCI
, cured the same suite that is now occupied
by Gov. Mellette.
Eugene Sacnger. of the firm of Brown
n Saenger, Sioux Falls, was in Pierre last
Friday figuring on bidding for legislative
printing.
Mrs. Gov. Melette returned from Sioux
Falls Thursday night. where She had been
TO attend a meeting of the Worlds fair
, board
Miles FULLY. who is travelling for Brown
u Sacnger. Sioux FALL vas doing bust
ness in Pierre and Fort Pierre last Fri
day.
/, Mrs. Coy has returned to her home in
Odebot, Iowa. While here She made ar
j. rangemcnt> for Shippig- such goods as
yet remained here.
Miss Nav Veal s,ar,.d ros,ordov ,nor,.
ing for Rochester MINI 10 AGAIN nnto,
IN.
c The state .anvassfnp hoard comnI.,ad
4 lis lahors las, Friday and m. comnIn,,
: result is given elsewhere in this paper.
| GOV NeIIette was ,,l,or sick ,os, rot.
X day nirb, ,,,i, and vas miro had fl,
two OF three days. but lie soon rallied.
! Trajns b,v. be.n .or,o.,Iat i,,.rfo,e,
II win I'M. vast wn.L bv storms ~ tbao
OF us, mostly in Minnesota and Iowa.
N,s p Il nu,cL., ~ pa.l Men i
in Pierre visiting her son NJ. Y. Dutche
and daughter Mrs. Adolph Ewrr,.
Born, December Is. l>oa. TO Mr. ant
+. Mrs. ". G.. Yates. a son. Mother an,
j. child are getting along nicely
: :. c. Lily. of Blunt. has made arrange
n ments TO run a first class barber shop il
! the Wells House this winter.
:, Charlie Blackburn IS home on visi
u from Chicago, where ne Is student at
- 'Nsoi'sie"i seminary
Editor Patterson. OF the Daily Capital
q mas Deeh adiii''ed 10 me paf' ana i nov
le ''''' '''''S'1 'a"s''.
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ne executive committee OF me 'haus
;, W az o"t1 - see'''iS ''o''S iaiiious't WY
- ,.,r yhis, c,,,b 10. Noon o.i,o
= in Pierre which goes bv the name Of IN
!, Comet Whist club.
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p: Sphinx county buying fine sheep tor hi
V. Blunt ranch.
l Hon II i Rice Of the railroad con