Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-04-11

he goes to represent the Carter Publish
ing company of this city in the United
States court. Tie West Publishing com
pany CT Minneapolis have issued an In
junction against Carter Bros. restraining
them from the further sale of volume 4,
Dakota territorial reports.
Frank Price has moved his meat mar
ket into his new quarters and the Building
vacated by him is being repantcd and
refurnished throughout preparatory for
the reception Of the large dry goods and
furnishing store of r. n. Locke. This
gives Mr.. Locke a more central location
and will no doubt add to his already
large patronage.
Sioux Falls journal: Pierre is very
much worked up about the failure of a
jury to convict a prostitute who was ar
rested and prosecuted The jury dis
agreed. Itist to be remembered that there
that are very difficult of judicial
proof.
j. c. McManima, formerly editor of the
FREE PRESS, and John Colvn, of this city
have purchased newspaper plant at
Aurora. Mo-. and will take possession the
latter part of this month. Both are well
known to the printing and newspaper
fraternity and will make a good pulling
team.
Geo. Glcssncr, son of j. W. Glessner, of
the Okobojo Times, passed through the
city yesterday en- route forthc east where
he will take position in the band with
Wallace's circus. Mr.. Glcssner is a cor
netist of considerable note and has wide
acquaintance in Suliy county aud vicin-
ity.
A meeting of the city council, school
board aud citizens was held at the council
rooms last evening. y committee of
eleven members was appointed to act as u
general finance committee and devise
some means to relieve the school fund of
its present financial embarrassment
S. Il. Wallace, received Il dispatch this
| morning that Hon. w. G.. Wordon. of
Philadelphia. an old friend and largely
interested in Pierre city property, died
Tuesday night. Mr.. Worden was 81
prominent man and capitalist in the east.
An ice cream social was given by the
ladies Of the first NJ. L. church at the
home of Miss Dolly Price, Tuesday even
ing. A spelling contest vas the principal
feature of the evening and it is reported
that both sides won.
c. II. Halliday, representing a mcr-
chant tailor establishment. of ST. Paul,
was in the city a few days last week. He
left with an order for eighteen suits of
clothes from the state house alone.
1t is reported that II. Il. Gilett, deputy
state secretary, has rendered his resigna-
ton and will shorty go to Honolulu.
where he has an uncle engaged in the
extensive cultivation of sugar.
John Griifcn has been appointed by
the governor to act in the capacity OF fish
warden for Hughes county. After one
term he will he authority upon all kinds
of fish stories.
The case of the city against Stella Ray
went to the jury Thursday afternoon and
after five hours reported they could not
agree. Four stood for CONVICTION and two
for acQuittal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. a. Cummins have re-
turned from few weeks visit in Indiana
and other eastern points. Mr.. Cummins
reports splendid trip and highly enjoyed
his vacation.
Geo. Francis is having the North
western reprinted and repapercd. George
one of tho best hotel men in this section
and we arc glad TO note this improve
ment.
| Mrs. Montgomery and daughter. Miss
Agnes, departed for Fremont, Neb., on
Mondays passenger. Miss Agnes will
onter the normal school at that place.
Onda Waterman: A fine en-poun6
boy made his appearance in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Asmusscn, of Rich
Valley township, Thursday night.
A tcn-pound taby girl made her ap.
pearance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Elias Jacobsen yesterday afternoon.
Congratulations.
John ID. Mulllgan and bride who We're
at tho Northwestern for several days
last week have returned to their home
at Little Rend.
Mrs. c. j. Root, of Fort Pierre, was a
passenger on Monday mornings train
bound for the east where she will make an
extended visit.
&C. Paterson, formerly editor of the
Capital, but now of Huron, was defeated
for the Office of city treasurer by only a
few votes.
G. W. Haigt. of Clyde, N. y, came in
on yesterdays passenger, and found &C.
commodations at Geo. Francis popula,
hosiery.
Wm, GsLeary, u cigar maker formerly
employed by Geo. Fay, has returned from
an extensive trip in the Black Hills
country.
L. Harris. Campbell county farmer, is
| looking IN n location on tho reservation