Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-13

lemOnauc. Everybody Is invited to at
tend, enjoy pat; lotto program, and bring
his provisions for picnic dinner in the
grove.
Argus Leader: C. ii. Anderson. chief
clerk of the insurance department at
Pierre, spent last night in this city Mr.
Anderson was in this vicinity looking
after insurance agents who have not COM
piled with the state law. ami preferred
spending the night in this city.
National Commander John w. Lawlcr
and staff, c. c. .Johnes, Geo A. Sealcy,
and c. o. Norris, arrived Thursday morn
ing and visited the cncampment until
train time the following day, when they
departed for the Montana services.
"Mysteries of Masonry" in Dorothv's
store window has been attracting much
attention the past few days. 1t represents
a lodge room with masonic symbols a
stuffed figure of Il man who didn't have
the sand and Il live billy goat.
Chief MonkhoCSe departed Monday
morning for Scotland, to attend the meet
ing of the South Dakota Fircmcn'S associ-
alton. Jim will represent the Pierre de-
partment in crcditablc manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Ogden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis TillotSon, of Gettysburg, are
in the city during the meeting of the
grand lodge. The party are the guests
of Mr.an Mrs. ID. NJ. Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Rose departed
Monday morning for DeSota. Iowa. to
perform the last sad rites of Mrs. Roses
father. Edward DeClerque. who died sud-
denly last week.
j. NJ. Collins is in the city looking over
this section of the country. Mr.. Collins
is prominent business man in Ossfan.
Iowa, and will probably invest in South
Dakota realty.
Private Secretary l.. III. Bailey departed
for Huron Tuesday morning. where he
will be Joined by Maj j. A. Pickler. They
will make an extended visit in the Black
1illscountry.
Attorney General Crawford departed
for Sioux Falls Saturday morning. where
he goes to take up the Benedict habcas
corpus case He will stop at Aberdeen on
the way.
Jim Lewis the machiniStand gun smith.
has opened shooting gallery next 10
Lncll & l.osan'S paint factory. A prize
will beotfcred to the one making the best
record.
Capt. John w. January. who delivered
i,,t,c ptt
house during the legislature, was greet
ing old friends during the cncampment
The Central Baptist association will
meet in this city tomorrow. the session
lasting three days The program i'm full is
reprinted III this issue of the FREE Pui:ss.
The last issue of the Brookings Register,
reads volume Is. No. |. The Register is one
OF our most welcome exchanges and is one
of the hanhsomcSt papers i'm the state.
Sidney Carter who has been attending
the state university at Ncrmilion. arrived
las, week and will spend the summer va
cation in the city with his parents.
Il. r. Murphy. of Fort Pierre. who has
been in the eastern part of the state in the
interest OF Carter Bros. came in last week
in time for the encampment.
There will be an auction sale of new
and second hand goods at Peter Havard.s
second hand store on Pierre street Satur-
day, commencing at 10 q. m.
Andrew Grohen, of Dubuque. Iowa. who
has been visiting relatives and friends I'm
the city several weeks departed on his re-
turn trip Monday morning.
{. n. l!awley, an old-lime Picrreite.
but now at La Crosse. Wis. was greeting
old friends and renewing acouuintnnces
i'll the city last week.
Mrs. H. c. Delaney. of Aberdeen. who
has been visiting friends in the city for
the past two weeks. has returned to her
home in Aberdeen.
Mr.. c. Il. Gose and wife, of Kinderhook.
Ill. arrived last evening for an extended
visit in the city. Mr.. Gose is a brother of
Mrs. DR.. Sprague.
A few members of Side Hill camp are
enjoying weeks vacation hunting and
fishing up the river. They made the trip
with q sail boat.
Mrs. Seward. accompanied by her
daughter Miss Marion. departed Monday
morning for Il short visit with friends in
Minnesota.
Miss Mabel Stevens gave very
pleasant party to the members of the
graduating class at her home Yesterday
afternoon
Col. ii. O. Besancon, of the Blunt Adyo-
cate. accompanied by his Wife, visited
friends in the city during the cncamp-
ment.
Jud Morrison. of the East Pierre eleva-
tor company, departed for Watcrtown
Monday to be absent most of the summer.
Mrs. John White departed for Iowa
Monday morning where she will spend the
summer locking after her invalid mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Clifford are attending
the masonic ceremonies in the city as the
guests of Judge j. w. Carter and family.
Mrs. Blair departed for Minneapolis
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