Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-07-28

passengers on the Rosebud on her down !
river trip this morning. going to Join
their husbands at work at Yankton
agency.
The railing on portion Of the sidewalk
on Dakota avenue near epark has fallen
off leaving q dangerous place for pedcs-
trians, and the city is liable to have big
suit on its hands II not repaired.
Two or three men could do good deal
OF good with scythes for few days now
ing weeds along certain sidewalks. The
one leading out to the park along Dakota
avenue is especially bad.
Hall, she Midland trader, was brought
TO the city Saturday by Marshal Reyes,
and placed under 1900 bonds by Commits
soner Laird for selling liquor to the In
dams.
The FEE PRESS owes its thanks to j.
c. McManima, who assumed his old place
on the paper during the absence at Madi-
son of the regular, and got out a good pa
per.
J. +. Edmnnds, of Deadwood. was in the
city this week before the state board Of
| equalization and taxation, in the interest
of the Deadwood Central railroad.
| Elmer Johnston, who has been staying
in DesMones for a year past, was an ar
rival Saturday night. He will take a po-
sition in SteMarie's drug store.
Max Kehr returned Saturday night
| from Milwaukee, where he has completed
commercial course in one OF the leading
colleges OF the country.
| Frank Foster returned with the Wooley
surveying outfit Saturday, and Monday
departed for the harvest fields OF the east
ern part Of the state.
A farmer named T. B. Moore. living ten
miles north, had fine horse stolen Tues
day, and accuses hired man named ChaS.
Hammer Of the theft.
Mrs. Dusenbery, mother OF j H. Dusen-
berry, departed for Faux county Monday,
where she will visit before returning to
her home in Iowa.
i w. c. Foster, OF Aberdeen, tax commits
soner OF the Northwestern, arrived Tues
day to appear before the state board OF
equalization.
/ There will be a meeting of the state
board OF pardons in the state house this
week, there being business to come be-
fore them.
I. R. Horner returned from Denver,
Col, Saturday. where he had been TO see
his wife, He reports her in much better
health.
Mrs. j. 5. Oliver. of Huron, president Of
the ladies board of Worlds fair commits
sioncrs, was an arrival Tuesday night
: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sturud were
made happy last Thursday by the appear
ance in their home OF a girl baby
Prof. E. d. Cope. of Philadelphia. was
in the city making collections for the
. Smithsonian institute this week.
Adolph Ewert. wife and sister expect to
start overland Monday for months trip
though the Black Hills.
John d. Hilger returned from Mankato
Mimi, Saturday to spend week ookins
. after his interests here.
A squad OF recruits from st. Pal arriv
ed Tuesday, and were taken to Fort Sull!
to learn how to soldier.
). Frank Ireland city editor of the Capt.
tai. has gone to his old home in lndepend
!, ence, Iowa. for u visit.
a Frank and George March are having ;
visit from their mother. Mrs. Nj. March
a nj I.itchtield. MINI,
a !. F.. Melette, of Watertown. brothe
e OF the governor, spent portion OF tn
week in the city.
). All the state officers except Major Rutl
: are present in their accustomed places il
II the state house.
II F.. C. Patterson is takingin the meetin
:, of the state press association in Absrdee
y this week.
w. |. Walker went up to Cheyenn
3 agency Tuesday to look after beef con
'e tract.
d C. 7. Mccoy, The Aberdeen politician
was Pierre visitor the first OF the weel
y. Nick Schiltz started today for lyle
Mimi, where he will work until fall.
;. Miss Tessa Evans departed Tuesday fe
:, visit to her former home in Ohio.
he Agent LiIlibridge, of Cheyenne. arrive