Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-06-23

she was converted to the present use the
Josephine was one of the Oldest and best
known steamboats, on the river, and has
made the run up and down often when
the pilot had to dodge bullets from hostile
Sioux along the banks.
The recent heavy contracts awarded to
j. II. Owen by the government Indian
service will prove great benefit to Pierre
mechanics and laborers in the way OF
work. Jim proposes to give every Pierre
man who wants it good job.
Hon. VIM. Summcrsidc, Edw. Harrison
and Chauncey Hall, of Harold, were Wis
i,ors Saturday. They allege that crops
around Harold are further along than
any other part of the state, and no doubt
their claim is well founded.
Henry A. Wood. of Decatur, H., has
been spending week in the city looking
after some property interests. Mr.. Wood
is agrceably surprised at the prosperous
condition OF crops in this section ana pre-
diets good times ahead.
A report came over the wires this mora
ing that Cleveland and Gray were the
nominees at Chicago. No vote was given
except that Cleveland got there on the
first ballot and Gray was unanimous.
The ball game which was to have been
arranged with Fort Suly for the Fourth
has been declared off. because their bat
terry is not in trim A game with Fort
! Pierre is now on the taps.
;II;,,.;,l,o Jn,,r.cI today IN
| assume charge of the Cheyenne agency.
| Frank will make an agent in whom the
government and Indians will always una
a trustworthy servant.
The annual meeting OF the w. {. i. U.
will be held in the Congregational church
Thursday, June 80, at 4 o'clock p. M
This is the date for the election OF officers
and all members are requested to be pres
ent.
lack Sutley was the first contractor to
secure good stretch OF the uncompleted
grade of the new railroad. He will soon
have a large force at work tearing up the
earth.
Mrs. John S. White received dispatch
Monday night that her mother. residing
in Iowa, was on her death bed, and she
departed for her bedside the next day.
Rev. w. S. Carpenter started for Mitch-
ell yesterday, where he will pass an exam
, inaton in theological studies before the
examining board of the NJ. Z. church.
Mrs. Cora Ernest and Miss Edna Carter
go to Fort Sully tomorrow where they Will
give one of their popular entertainments,
o consisting of recitations and singing.
: S. C. holland, landlord OF the Metropoli-
K tan hotel in Blunt, with Master Sam Sun
d dayed in the city. Mr. holland is one OF
: the best hotel men in the state.
:, Rev. ID. r. Lands. who went to Sioux
I Falls last week as delegate to the grand
lodge of MaSonS, was honored with al
e election as grand chaplain.
n J. j. Devereux and wife, Ben Ash ant
: wife and Ben Andrews left for Chicago
a Saturday to take in the sights OF the dem
lie ocratic convention.
j. II. Chrssinger has returned iron
II Denver. he reports E. b. Farmer AM
j. wife as preparing to return in the cours
OF few weeks.
!! Miss kittie Billiard. accompanied b
y Mrs. d. $. Williams. departed for Counci
er Bluffs Saturday. The latter goes for
~ visit
"a Fred Dupree and Hank Latlerty, of tn
~ Cheyenne and Moreau river country. wer
- in the city this week laying in supplies.
NJ. c. Fosncs>. of De>MoineS, Il po>to'
:, fee inspector. has been in the city fe
I'd days looking after department affairs
NJ j. H. Dusenbery and wife are receirin
liz a visit from the formers mother Mr.
all Chris,ana Dusenbcry. of Oshkosh. Wis.
by Tie Baptist ladies will give social
run the Kemp building, upstairs, tomorro
raj evening. Ice cream and cake served.
Col L. @. Jeifries is in Chicago atten'
m ing the democratic convention along wi,
elk the other big guns of the party.
INK Judge Kelam and wife returned
me Chamberlain and Judge Bennett went
re- Madison this week.
49, Mrs a. Gunderson brother, Cairo
Townsend of St Paul. is here visiting f
few days.
Dealers in window glass have done
tlouriShing business since the storm Tue
70. day night.
ISL The cas-, wall of the court house
IAN claimed to be cracking badly and scttll
ted The Grace NJ. f. church Sunday schc
the had picnic in Riverside park Tuesday
ay Hon. 3. +. Mccormack came down frt
t is Cheyenne agency Friday.
to Miss Cora NanNelSor has gone TO To-
,eS. to spend the vacation.
Try -'---
no Cutarrh Can't be Cured
NO. With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as til
unit cannot reach the seat of the disease.
tarrh is blood or constitutional diSea
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