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

in Sioux City last Thursday to d. c.
Petit, of Seward, Nebraska, a confec-
tioner and baker of that place. Her many
friends in Pierre extend congratulate ons
Hnronitc: l.. II. Bailey was in the city
last evening returning from visit to
Cedar Rapids to his home in Pierre. Mr..
Bailey has not yet decided to embark in
the real estate business in Armour and 1t
is scarcely probable that he will do so.
All members ofthe Executive committee
of the q. A. r., w. r. c. and s. OF V. are
requested to be present at the committee
meeting Saturday evening, April q, at
the court house, at 1880 p. IN. Philip
Lawrence, commander Sully post.
Miss Winifred Boorman, formerly of
this city who has been attending her
studies at Chicago, arrived last week and
will spend the summer at the home of
Rev. d. c. Smith and wife. The young
people will welcome her arrival.
John Hnnsley and Annie Treezise were
married at the Congregational church
Sunday evening. March 81, the Rev. w.
A. Lyman officiating. The young people
have Il large circle of friends in the city
who tender congratulations.
Gary Inter State: The Gary Blind
Asylum association wishes to obtain the
address and age of every blind person in
the state. Will the newspapers kindly
assist in obtaining this Information by
rcprintins this paragraph?
w. L. Peak, freight agent OF the Mill
waukee arrived yesterday morning to
attend tho meeting of the stock asSo-
citation at Fort Pierre. Mr.. Peak, no
doubt. is trying to secure patronage from
the shippers for his road.
Mitchell Republican: Rev. w. j. Pyle
wrote some poetry on Dakota entitled
The Land of the Wild Suniower," which
he had printed and presented to each
member of the legislature before it ad-
journed. as a souvenir.
Fay Hockett departed ON this morning $
train for Chicago where he will spend the
coming summer with his parents. DR..
and Mrs. nockett recently removed from
Huntsville to Chicago where they will
reside permanently.
Frank Price has moved his meat
market into the building recently vacated
by A. a. Pond. and X. y. Locke will move
his stock of dry goods and furnishings
into the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. Price.
Huronitc: An eight pound boy arrived
at the home of Ed Hollcnbach and wife,
Saturday morning, March 80. Ed re-
ported for duty in the Huronite press
room as usual, and it is thought he will
recover.
Hon. a. q. Kellam, judge of the SUI
preme court. has returned from an eX-
tended trip through the southern states.
The Judge is much refreshed by the eX-
curson and reports very pleasant trip.
The Hughes county board of COM
missioners met in regular quarterly
session Tuesday morning and are en-
gaged upon the usual routine of work.
The meeting will probably last all week.
There will be maple Sugar Party"
and Easter Sale" at the Congregational
church. Friday evening, April IL. Come
early and enjoy New England evening.
Refreshments, Il cents.
The school children gathered in front of
their respective school building yesterday
at the noon hour and sang America"
in honor of the anniversary of the birth
of its author.
Nergcl ID. Boyles and G. c. Berry, of
Nankton and Willow Lake arrived Mon
day and passed successful examination
before the supreme court to practice law.
II. A. Warneckc is moving his barber
fixtures from the Locke hotel to the
building recently vacated by Mrs. Nc
Elroy's oyster and ice cream parlors.
The roof of Louis Hegglund's wagon
shop vas unable to bear the weight of
the snow and caved in Sunday evening
1t was speedily remedied, however.
Mrs. James Crossman left Tuesday
morning for Dodge Center, lows. upon
word of her fathers death and to be pre-
sent at the last sad rites.
John w. Cook and Miss Laura Chausse,
of this city were married at the North
western hotel last evening by Police
Justice March.
John D. Michigan and Miss Minnie
Schwertfeger were married at Fort Pierre
Yesterday and are stopping at the North
western.
H. II. Schwartz, city editor OF the
Sioux Falls Press, is taking an cxamina-
ton before the supreme court to practice
law.
Mrs. G. w. Case, who has been visiting
in the city for some time, returned to her
in WATERFOWL, Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rathmell have
returned from their visit at Parker. Mrs.
Rathmell is much improved in health.
Frank kunselman, of the Journal force,
has returned from weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Brookings.
j. H. Dusenbery has almost recovered