Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30

duty for several days To celebrate the ar
rival of husky youngSter that made his
appearance Monday. Mr. THOMPSON and
his worthy wife are the recipients of nu-
mcrouS congratulations.
j. Il. Mallory. clerk of the school board.
has finished taking the census of the
school children for this year, and reports
Il total OF 565 an increase OF "a over the
preceding year. This is Il good showing
for the past year,
The firm of AIcAIani;na y Colvin. which
began the publication of the Arora Argus
IN Missouri some months since. has dis
solved partnership. Mr.. McManma sue
ceedins 20 the business. Mr.. Golvin will
locate at Chicago.
y good. soaking rain began falling
about noon today and from present indi-
cations will probably last all evening.
1t is almost sure that the present season
Will meet the expectations of the most
sanguinc.
y. l.. Ainswcrth, secretary and treas
urer of tine Pierre Water, Light and Power
company. who was in the city several
days last week looking at the new gas re-
ceiver. has returned to his home in Min
neapoliS.
The many friends of S. c. Narncll will
be pleased to learn that he has so far re-
covered from Il tedious illness rs to be
able to get out again.
Nj. Root, of East Pierre. departed Mon
day morning for Washington, whore he
goes to look up a location. lie will make
the entire journey overland, hunting and
fishing on Tie way.
Bert Matthews. piano tuner OF Man
kato, Mimi has been i'll the city the past
week on business aud pleasure bent. He
is the guest OF Frank kunselman. of the
Journal force.
Auditor llipple came in Sunday mora
ing from short business trip to Sioux
Fails and other points in the eastern part
OF the state.
i. l.. Riggs. of oahe, departed on Fri
day mornings passenger for Santee
agency. Neb. slrs. Riggs and family ac-
companicd him to this city returning the
same day.
w. NJ. Denton, of Manchester, Iowa
WHO has been in the city the past week as
the guest of his brother, III. +. Denton. of
the Capital returned to his home Monday
morning.
Judge Fuller has gone to Clark where
he will deliver the Memorial day address.
The Judge IS II fluent and able speaker and
tie people OF that city are sure of tiac
speech.
b. Il. Mendsen, of the McClelland Paper
company of Minneapolis, came in yester-
day morning and is soliciting orders from
printing houses and dealers in the city.
Mrs. II. w. Warnerand family. of Lyons.
Neb.. passed through the city Saturday
on their way 10 the Cheyenne agency
wheretAey will visit relatives and friends.
George Schlosser, of the South Dakota
Spapcr union, came in from Aberdeen
Tuesday morning ana is greeting friends
and members of the fraternity in the city,
IL. l.. Brckke was on the sick list several
days last week, but is now seen at his ac-
cnStomcd place removing the hirsuteness
from the face of his many customers.
Hon.J. III. Boyle. of the United States
land Office, departed for Gettysburg on
yesterday mornings train, where he will
deliver the Memorial day address.
M. NIL Tvs
accompanied by Miss Mcmillan, of La
Crosse, Wis, were a party visiting ut the
capital city Il few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howcs. of Grand RAPIDS,
Wis, came in Saturday morning for u
short visit with their daughter and IA.
mly, Mrs. Ii. q. Smith.
John +. Dillon and wife departed on
Friday mornings passenger for an en-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in southern Indiana.
The business houses along the m.,D
streets are decorated With flags ans. bunt-
ing today in commcmoration Of Memorial
day.
G. II. Howard. speaker of tho house at
the las. session of the legislature, and one
Of Taylor's bondsmen, was in the city on
business Tuesday.
Chas. Dcilz and his crew Of carpenters
who came up from Huron to raise the
wheel on the Jim leighton last week
have returned.
Geo. S. Holmes, of the city telephone
company. is confined to his bad with sick
ness, which is hoped to be of short dura-
ton.
Harry Mccoy and wife departed Satur-
day morning for Boston, Mass. Mr.. Nc
Coy has been in the cattle business for