Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-08-04

eFnmcnL license. says tne fOTL flcTTe
Fairpay. has been released. His fine of
81 600 was not paid. it having been with
drawn from the verdict on account of
good behavior.
Rapid City journal. %: Yesterday
morning John Dcfebach went to White
wood to meet his mother. sister and
brother. who are now residents of Pierre.
but are now enjoying trip through the
Hills. They will arrive in the morning
having stopped for the night at Black
hawk They are travelling in their own
conveyance.
There are few more candidates who
have announced themselves this week a
summary of those in the different wards
shows that there are some seven in the
First. the same in the Second. while the
Third and Fourth each have two--a total
Of sixteen in the city. The country pre-
cincts are also showing up with modest
number.
a report was going around the city this
week that IA fellow "about so high =
meaning four feet--had commenced suit
count of the grade ordinance raising the
Sidewalk The mayor is known to have
accepted service, besides the entire city
council and plenty of the best citizens.
&c. Flickinger. who has been doing
engineer work for the Duluth. Pierre and
Black Hills road On the new grade north
of Blunt came to the city Saturday and
departed for Chamberlain. where he join
ed Special Agent Mexican in the work of
making allo,mcnts OF severalty lands to
the Lower Ernlc tribe.
Cascade GevSer: Hon. Dighton Cor>on
/ visited Cascade Tuesday. The d>tin-
/ gnished gentleman is a member Of the SUI
/ prrme court of the state. and is visiting
/ his friends in the Hills where he lived
several wears. before being called 10 the
! bench.
/ The republican club held meeting
( TUESDAY night which was but slightly
1 attended For some cause the boys do
not get out aud take the interest in these
i meetings they should. The fact is deplor-
( able but true nevertheless.
Frank kantowski was united in mar
riage Tuesday to Miss Selma Pfotenhauer
at the residence OF the brides parents.
/ Bo:h parties TO the event are we'll known
and highly respected in the city. and con
gratuia,on> are in order
I Work commenced this week towards
yeuecring aud otherwise finishing The
Episcopal church. The main entrance
will be changed and enlarged. maxim. the
cditice when completed the handSomc>t OF
the Kind in the city.
las. \. Rose has decided to put in Il
complete line of harness. saddles and
goods of that nature in connection with
his hardware stock. and will make price
on the new goods n cheap n they can b,
obtained elsewhere.
There viii be Il lawn social given by tho
ladies OF the Congregational chnrchat the
residence OF Eugene Steere next Monday
evening. lee cream viii be served
Friends of the church and society are in
vitcd as usual.
i. II. owen left for Fiandrcau Monday
afie, which he will 90 to Poplar River
Mont. where he intends To look atte
some big contracts soon tobe let for erect
ing !, large Number of Indian agenc.
buildings.
II. Nj. Eenediet is in the civ represent
ing the project OF building a hotel near III
Worlds fair grounds for the use OF Souti
Dakota pilgrims. Said hotel TO be man
aged by +. n. Kent. OF the Huron pepo
hotel.
i. Cascade Geyser: The report last even
, in. To theeifect that NJ. Y. i. o>ner va
lying-ut the point OF death from an a,
q tack OF cholera morbns-wa> wthon
foundation !, vas perhaps 'petriied
: yarn.
Y Monday eveanr being the date for
. regular meeting of the city council III
mayo, and four aldermen assembled, b,
, not having quorum at 10 o'clock the
adjourned until last night
II W. n. King, who was formerly the poi
e uar landlord of the Locke. is now
It charge of the Huntsville House. II be,
e hotel in Huntsville. Ala. and one of ii
(. finest in the entire south.
e The pontoon boats on the south chann
u are being swung into place and will |
o ready for crossing by next Monday
Tuesday. when the high water will hay
If subsidized sufficiently.
A number from Pierre journeycd
u Cheyenne agency to see the rations issue
: to the Indians Monday. This has becon
2. familiar sight to most Pierre people.
= Benjamin j. Fillmore, OF MarSton, Sui
county. and Mrs. Sarah Reed, of Blum
:. were married yesterday, Rev. d. r. La
). dis tying the nuptial knot.
A good many of the unempl Dyed men
= this vicinity have gone into the harve
q fields over the state to take advantage
ic the good wages offered.
Is Superintendent McMichaels, of St. Pa
j. superintendent OF the Western Union,
a in the city to appear before the sta
is board of equalization.
J. Mrs. e. w. Kingsbury, wife Of the w
g. ),novn odttor of tho Yankt ton praSS a.