Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-03-31
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The amounts claimed are so and ss5 re-
spectively.
w. A. Lichtenwallner, the popular
Harold attorney, visited the city Tues
day. "Licht" has gone into the ranching
business near Harold and is making it
success.
The postotficc department in Washing
ton has provided a new 5000 pound fire
and burglar proof safe for the Pierre Office,
which is now on the way out from the fac
tory.
Mrs. Lyons, who has been visiting sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Dickey, in East Pierre. departed for
her home in Zumbrota, Mimi, Tuesday.
A dentist from the east named Dr. j. B
Jones has decided to locate in the practice
of his profession in the city, and has Sc
cured Office room in the Karcher block.
The hospital home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Eager was thrown open to number Of
friends Monday night, and the time until
midnight passed in social intercourse.
Jas. A. Ward isl now in st. Paul and will
return to start work on the line as soon as
President Cakes, of the Northern Pacific,
returns from the east in few days.
Tcrrll Pattison accompanied his sister,
Mrs. G. NJ. Sternburg, as far as Huron
Monday, she returning to her home in
SanFrancisco after pleasant visit.
A number of families that went into
winter quarters in the different hotels
have rented cottages this spring and will
try housekeeping for change.
The Jim Leighton is doing big bust
ness transporting to the west side. and
among its freight is often seen the famil-
lar prairie schooner.
Il. O. Remington's meat market build
ing was moved from East Pierre yesterday
and placed on Dakota avenue east of the
karcher block.
A bill was reported from committee and
placed upon the senate calendar Monday.
appropriating 100000 tor public build
| ing in Pierre.
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| Robinson. of Iowa City, arrived Tuesday
for an extended visit with her daughter
The East Pierre Waverly house on
the move, and will land on It's Pierre street
| foundation probably tomorrow.
| The spring term of the supreme cour,
commences next Tuesday with tifty-four
eases on the calendar.
The river has almost submerged the
Sandbar between Pierre and Fort Pierre
and it is still rising.
Hank Jones, the Suuaw man. has gone
to place himself under Dr. keelcy's care
| for few weeks.
Hon John +. Norton. revenue collector
of Sioux Falls. spent several days of the
week in the city,
Capt. A. Il. McGowan, of Fort Sully
was viewing the sights of the city the
first of the week.
The storc-rooms of leet 4 knowlton in
| the Karcher block. are being improved by
paint and paper.
G.. II. Bronte has gone to Hot Springs
where he will again engage in the real es-
tate business.
The recent injunctions in the Pierr,
LIQUOR selling cases were sustained by
Judge Fuller.
Two new Suily county patents for w
II. Little and Geo W. Lindsey are in TIL,
land office.
Il I'D cod IN, h
given in the Schubert block this evening
i r. w. Stewart left yesterday for Iowa
to escort his wife and infant son home
i The Jim Leighton steamed up 'ruesda
aud made her first trip TO Fort Pierre.
c. d. Crouch, of Rapid City, and wifi
are visiting old friends in Pierre.
a petition asking A. D. Marriott to ru
for mayor was circulated today.
Monday the boys were engaged in
game of ball neal the park.
S: B. Wallace has returned from hi
stay IN Grafton. N. D.
a boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geors
Stevenson Monday.
Register Bailey mas SucculnOca tempOl
ariiy to lagrippe.
!, Miss a. NJ. Dorey has gone east to bu
e millinery goods.
Deafness. Can't be Cured
BY local applications, as they cannt
reach the diseased portion of the cal
e There is only one way to cure deafncs
to b,, at pal 10
! Deafness is caused by an inlamcd cond
G ton of the mucous lining of the Eustacl
S ian tube. When this tube gets intlame