Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-30
some time on the reservation but has de-
cidcd to locate in Massachusetts.

some time on the reservation but has de-
c!dcd to locate in Massachusetts.
Judge kcllam delivered the address
at the commencement exercises of the
Chamberlain schools in thatcity Tuesday.
Il. ). Anderson, of Richmond, Ind, ar
rived on Saturday nights passenger for
a few days visit in Pierre and vicinity.
Mrs. w. p. McElroy is reiitting the
building she occupied last summer pre-
paratory to reopening her ice parors.
The Woodmcn will hold their regular
meeting ut the hall in the Schubert block
next Tuesday evening at $40 o'clock.
Mrs. r. c. Thrasher and family have
departed to Dewitt, Iowa, to spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
Sels Anderson has returned from Yank-
ton, where he went as a delegate to the
grand lodge meeting of l. o. o. L.
Commissioner Goats and A. Pietrus
made shipment of sheep to the Chicago
market the first of the week.
Gov. Sheldon departed for Parkston
yesterday morning where he will deliyer
the Memorial day address
The lawn tennis grounds are almost
completed and several interesting games
have been played already.
Il. Nj. Weston and e. C. Garvin, of VII
mona, Mimi, were in the city between
trains Tuesday morning.
Y. G. Sheldon. who has been visiting
Tor several days i'll the city, has returned
to his home at Harold.
III. 7. Eeisenhus, representing the Chi
cago Glove company, was in the city
few days last week
y. Mattingly, of St. Stephen, was in the
city last week on business connected with
the circuit court.
l.. W. Crofoot, of Aberdeen, was trans
acting legal business in the city few
days last week.
Father Fenten cane in fromSt. Stephan
Tuesday Oh his way to the Cheyenne
River agency.
Mrs. o. L. Sammis, departed for Huron
Saturday morning on q few days visit
with friends.
The regular meeting of the city council
occurs at the council rooms next Monday
evening.
+. III. Dunning, representing Sioux
Falls wholesale firm. was in the city yes
tefday.
Frank Baird and j. H. Perry, Of Aber-
deem, are doing business at the capital
city.
c. c. Bennett departed for Chicago
Saturday morning OH short business
trip
Mrs. NJ. A. Stone spent few days visit
ing friends in Blunt the first Of the week.
l.. l.. DeDong and C. NJ. Davis, of Puk-
wana. were visitors to the city Saturday.
Mrs. d. II. Smith spent few days Wis
ting at her old home in Miller last week.
The ladies of the First NJ. e. church
met ut the home OF Mrs. Pyle yesterday.
Mayor j. II. Owen has returned from
trip to st. Paul and other eastern points.
Ex-Governor Mellette, one of Taylor's
ocndsmen, arrived yesterday morning.
James Newton arrived from Sioux City
Wa uSSAos LioilliuS passenger.
Grant Frederick, of st. Lawrence, was
in the city the first of the week.
%. j. Warner. of Fort Bennett, was in
the city few days last week.
w. l. Walker came in from the Chey-
enne river agency yesterday.
Superintendent Crane and wife have de-
parted for an eastern visit.
Henry Angel came in from Leslie on a
few days visit Monday.
S. Il. Jacobs was Forest CITY visitor
to the city Tuesday.
Thos, Sterling, of Redlield, came in
yesterday morning.
James Hunter, of Sioux Falls, came in
on Tuesdays train.
S. r. Cooper, Of Huron, was a visitor 10
the city Tuesday.
p. + Bourke was ST. Louis visitor to
cur city Sunday.
L. L. Leavitt is Sioux Falls visitor to
the Capital city.
Miss Dolly Price was visitor to Blunt
Tuesday.
H. 5. Oliver, of Huron, was in the CITY
Tuesday.
We have received a fine as.or,meut
Of clAildrcn's hats for Decoration d.v.
"A now line Of sailor hats for ladies.
Call and examine our stock. Won
Will always lind something to please
You.
Mrs. Freeman,
schubert RlOck. Miss Hays,