Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-11-10
and Brackney, the republican legislative
nominees Of the different parties, who live
in Stanley county, all ran ahead Of their
respective tickets.


respective tickets.
Arrangements have been made whereby
Rev Brush will hold morning services at
Grace church and in the evening at the
First NJ. +. church. during the winter sea-
son, beginning next Sunday.
For county commissioner in Hughes
county the democrats elected Hughes in
the Second district by thrty-four major
ity, and there was no opposition to Foote
in the Third.
Married. at the Northwestern hotel,
November 9, at s p. m, by Rev. D. r..
Lands, William j. Harren and Addie NJ.
Scott, of Midland, Nowln county, South
Dakota.
Pierre people, and there were number
of them. who have been out in the state
campaigning have all returned and rou :
tine business can again be taken up.
The Hub restaurant is temporarily
closed this week, for some reason unknown
to the eating public. Its announced that
it will soon again be in operation,
Last Saturday was an unusually busy
day. there being great many farmers
and ranchmen in town, besides more than
the usual number of politicians.
p. w. Comford and family have return
ed to Pierre to live. which will be good
news to our citizens. Mrs. j. r. Goodies
is with them for the present
Agent Lilibrdge, of Cheyenne agency,
came down from the agency to exercise
the right of franchise and spend few
days visiting his neghbors.
S. S. Clough returned Tuesday from his
overland trip from Oregon with a large
drove OF sheep. having been three or four
months on the road.
P. Mcintyre has recently been stationed
at Rec Heights. and was here this week
moving his family and household effects
| to that place.
! Ed Benedict has opened u lunch room
in the building formerly occupied by the
| Anchor ice swept out portion Of the
pontoon bridge yesterday and the steam
ferry is doing the transferring today.
John Geltz came home from Standing
Rock to spend few days and exercise the
great American privilege Of voting.
Rev E. r. Brush. the newly appointed
NJ. E. minister assumed, charge OF the two
congregations here on last Sabbsth.
Hon. Coo l. Crawford returned Friday
evening from his campaign work, after
most successful series of meetings.
Benjamin Goodwin is over from his
Sphinx county farm spending few day:
looking after his Pierre interests.
Gas has been pnt into the karchel
block. but the FREE PRESS office is MOI
vet connected with the main.
| Frank Smith has purchased the oil route
from +. C. Benedict, and now furnishe!
oil TO all parts of the city.
The ladies of the Episcopal church gave
an oyster supper in one OF the Locke store
rooms election night.
i Arthur Ward, of Oahe. left Frda.
morning for DesMoines. Iowa, where HI
will be for some time.
Nick Schultz came over from Groton Il
help swell the democratic minority il
Hughes county.
Mrs. Charles K. Kelsey, of Sioux City
is visiting with her parents. DR.. and Mrs
Sprague.
Crawford and Stewart have gone t
Rosebud agency to take some dispositions
The Central Congregational aSSociatio
: is in session at the Congregational church
The first snow of the season fell on Sun
day, which was quite disagreeable day
Doug Carlin and Fred Dupree cam
down from the Cheyenne valley yesterday
Fred Myer and O. C. Jcwett were i
from their surveying contract to vote.
( Maurice Mcmillan looks quite pale an
thin after his recent spell of fever
5 Rev. Reed returned last week from
5 several weeks visit in Minnesota.
y Treasurer Taylor voted at home and re
turned to Pierre Tuesday night.
Frank Carson was in from his Cherr
Creek Indian school this week.
Il MduIlCc MS1llldh SoulC iiohS - ~
Elandreau last Saturday.
j, Mayer kehr, returned from Counc
u Bluffs Saturday evening.
i Tuesday was rather chilly day
a more senses than one.
@ Democrats had lurid time Tuesda
@ night and Wednesday.
o Auditor Taylor went home to Alexar
dria to vote.
n j. B. Wolgemuth was home to cast h
k vote.
: E. B. Grilley is home from his Chicag
trip.
: 1t is quite calm after the storm.
S Cattle for Sale.
have for sale twenty-one yearling ar
e two two year old steers, ten yearling an
t five two year old heifers, six cows, OF
v calf and pair Of work oxen. All are
S good condition. For particulars call {
Il A. S. GUTHRIE.
II Won wish IN secure a certain ar