Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-18

brides parents yesterday afternoon at
four o'clock. Rev. w. Nj. Blackburn, OF
the Presbyterian church, performing the
service After the ceremony Il reception
was given &c Il large number oil friends OF
the contracting parties by Mr.. and MIS-.
pattison Both the young people are
we'll known in this vicinity and have
large circle OF friends who will join with
the FREE Press in wishing nothing but
happiness for their future. The newly
welded couple were the recipients OF
many useful and costly presents which
will long serve to remind them OF the
cvcntfu occasion. The wedding tour
will take in Minneapolis. ST. Paul and
Cthcr eastern cities.
The court house was comfortably filled
Tuesday evening to witness thccntcrtain-
mcnt given under the auspices OF Capital
City camp No. .. Sons OF Veterans. The
entertainment consisted of songs. lccila-
tions. duets. quartc's. etc, concluding
with Il Imaginable farce entitled. IA Com
promising Document" The participants
in the entertainment were all members oil
the order with the exception OF the ladies'
and the performance met with universal
satisfaction. over So were realized from
the proceeds. Which will go to help
entertain The delegates to the cncamp-
mcnl that meets in this city next June.
| Tho humorous recitation of Ralph Will
Iiams aud the singing of the quartctte
were among the principal features of the
| evening.
Il. y. IIatcm c. Berry. j. NJ. johnson
and H. G.. johnson, OF Castle Rock, were
in the city Monday looking upa location.
They had heard a''sreat deal about the
advantages offered To settlers in South
Dakota ;,hd are very well pleased with the
Investigation. After looking around
several DAYS they decided to locate on a
branch ofthc yellow Medicine and take up
diversified farming. They report ii great
many people in the locality from which
they Just came are anxious 10 make ii
change and if they were aware of the
wonderful possibilities and res ourccs Of
our state they would locate here.
Kemp brothers have on exhibition the
number that will accompany DR.. Rob-
inSon's article ON Pierre in the May num-
: Der of the Midland Monthly. Tie cuts
are made in half tone and are the best OF
their kind They show some of our best
business blocks with Il few other scenes
about the city. Kemps will have on sale
IL large number of the magazines contain
ins the article. which is prepared in DR.
RobinSon's hest style aud creditabls
highly to himself and the city:
, Unida Wa,chman: Ed y. Pierce ha,
disposed of his stock and personal effect,
and last Monday he and Mrs, Pierce lief
; for Pierre To visit friends Il fcw days
From there they viii! 90 TO Watertown II
visit Mr.. aud Mrs. g. W. Cast and the,
: they viii depart for Decatur, H.. where
he viii enter the employ of the Armou
: Packing company of Kansas City. Mo
: Tie Waterman hopes lie will meet will
. abundant success.
= Howard Press: Attorney Genera
. Crawford has begun suit against cx-Com
missioner Ruth aud his bondsmen. TO
4 ST.. 600 claimed to have been lost in TIL
= Taylor dcfalcation through the ncgli
a gcncc of Mr. Ruth. Mr.. Crawford can b
., depended on to do his whole duty fear
:, iessy and without Iuvo., and TO "roun
a ;.i' every rascal in any way reSponsb!
for the loss OF the peoples money.
j, a very pleasant "taiiy pull was give
10 By Miss Lilly Farmer to Il number of he
). friends last evening. Miss Farmc
;. proved an exceptionally charming hos
If tess aud her parlor> were the scene c
!, mcrrimcnt until late hour, when til
, guests departed more than satisfied wit
=, the evenings en- oymcnt. Music. game
~ tatfy refreshments, etc. were the order
10 the evening.
5 For, Pierre journal: w. 5. Peck. 70,
IN mcrly of the Castcwood Times, Ii;
ne taken Il position rs foreman, author, ed
As tor aud satan of the journal. The on
I'd thing lie requested us to state was tn;
IN his father did not live in Wisconsin al
Il that he was not Peck's bad boy. He vi
cr be pleased to meet Stockmen and patrol
ed at The journal quarters ut any time.
Argus Leader: a personal letter fro
c. Chicago says that the Argus Lead
he recently got the Sioux Falls colony
ss Chicago somewhat mixed. Sam
lie Clover is still business manager of Il
81 Chicago Evening Post, Paul Il. Goddal
MT is conducting Il newspaper at Watsek
to ILL.,, and Horace Goddard is husino
i'll manager Of The Chicago 100
ms The fire alarm sounded Saturday eve
'ie ing shortly after the band concert W
he over and upon Investigation proved to
'e- in and about the stock yards. 1t "
nd thought at first the blaze could be e
RAJ tinguished without turning the water
he but the order had to be given later. Il
or- damage to the buildings aud fenc
on amounted to about $50.
-''e The governor has appointed Frida
April 10. as arbor day and urges everyo
i'll 20 spend the day planting trees a
TT shrubs and otherwise beautify and II
nf chair currnunIinuS Nhr Gil