Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-09


prove stmnlons to the pastimc of cycl-
ing.
X. Il. Fisk aud !. j. Eales, the two
gettysburg attorneys who have been in
the city a number of days transacting
business. before tho supreme court, re-
turned to their homcd Saturday morning.
The Sons ov Veterans are making ar
engagements for play. which will be
given in the course of Il few weeks. Like
all affairs of this kind engineered by the
order it will undoubtedly be a success.
Hnronite: Attorney Chas. T.. DeI.and
of Pierre. was Huronitc visitor Wed
ncsday, while waiting for train to Red
field. where he will take dispositions in Il
case against cXTrcasurcr Taylor.
Blunt Advocate: Mr.. and Mrs. Long.
of East Pierre, visited at the home of w.
S. Martin over Sunday, and their daugh
ter. Mrs. Martin. and her baby returned
with them for a few days stay.
David Eastman, deputy land commits
sioncr, las returned from short visit
with his family at Wilmot. He expects
his household goods soon and willouarter
his family in the city.
j. Ealin and wife. of Patriot. Ohio. ar
rived last week for several days stay.
Mr.. Eakin is interested i'm Pierre realty
and is very favorably impressed with the
outlook for the city.
Word has been received that Col Thos.
III. Ruth. cN-commsSioncr of school and
public lands. was married to Miss Amelia
NJ. Bell. at Waynesbnrg. Penn. WcdncS-
day. May |.
Superintendent Crane is absent upon
an extended trip over the state He will
visit the schools and institutes and look
after other matters connected with his
Office.
Geo. LcnoN departed for Franklin. Neb.
Tuesday morning. in response to Il tce-
gram announcing the serious Illness of
his sister. Mrs. Whitmore. AT that place.
The spring term of court OF the sixth
judicial circuit will commence Tuesday.
May II. The list of Jurors were published
in recent issue of the FREE Press.
Mrs. l.. Brown and daughter passed
through the city Tuesday cn-route for the
for the coded lands where they 20 on Il
visit with friends and relatives.
The ladies OF the First NJ T. church
will give Il social AT the home of Mr. and
Mrs. M. l.. llegglund tomorrow evening
Everyone is cordially invited
An "Old Folks Contest" will he given
under the auspices OF the w. c. T. L., in
the Baptist church. Friday evening. May
Il. Watch for the program.
VIM. Brownlce and wife. of Tcscott.
Kan, arrived Saturday morning on their
way to Sully county where they will visit
with relatives aud friends.
Hon. Joseph Donahoe and George Whit
ncy were among the prominent Stanley
county citizens that were sojournns in
the capital city last week
Loun>burv and Thomas. the Fort Ben
nett cattlemcn came in from Minnesota
last week with Il large bunch of cattle to
fatten for shipment.
j. L. Stiles. of Winona. Mimi, arrived
this morning to look after his property
interests here and to enjoy a visit with
friends
john ID. llilger cam" in from Mankato
last week with another consignment of
Minnesota cattle TO fattcn on the rcscr-
walton.
Mrs. j. W. Blair will shortly leave for
Minneapolis. where she will spend the
summer visiting with relatives aud
friends.
The thermometer registered "a i'm the
shade yesterday afternoon. and coatcSS
men with umbrellas were the order of the
hour.
George Francis. of the Northwestern
hotel, is spending the week putting in Il
potato crop on his farm across the river.
Chas. Cooper. the wellknown CORES
pendent of the st. Paul Dispatch. was Il
visitor to the city the first of the week.
Albert GunderSon departed for thee
crn part of the state this morning on
business connected with his profession.
Phll. Murphy. the Okoboio merchant.
was replenShing his stock of goods from
our wholesale merchants Tuesday.
w. L. Foster tax commissioner of the
Northwestern, is looking after the inter-
cs,s of the road in this city today.
A. n. Briggs, of the grocery firm of
March Il Briggs. is enjoying IL several
days visit at points in Minnesota.
Misses Martha Bunch and Elena Johns
ton came down from Okoboio Saturday
for u visit with friends in the city.
John II. Perry, prominent legal light
of Aberdeen, was transacting business in
the city the first of the week.
Gov. Sheldon came in last evening from
his Day county farm, where he has lust
put in u large potato crop.
City Attorney Skunk was attending lc-
gal business at Harold Saturday.
Miss Maud Williams is assisting in the
clerk of courts Office this week.
Z. +. ConkIin, of the railroad commits