Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-23

she was accompanied by Mrs. Marion
Rcvcll, of Volga City, Iowa, who will
make several weeks visit in the city.
A. j. Harlow. of Okobojo, arrived Tues
day with his mother, Mrs. Harlow, who
departc yesterday on an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Wisconsin
Yesterday. Mr.. Harlow has returned to
his home.
Sheriff Reemer arrived from Dcadwood
yesterday after one Chris Anderson. who
was arrested several days ago by Chief of
Police Iinsmastcr. Mr.. Anderson is
charged with getting other peoples horses
mixed up with his own.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Elgie boarded Mon
day mornings train for the east. Mr.
E'gie will go to Iowa on an extended visit
while his wife stops ut Yankton to repre-
sent the local Rcbccca lodge whicE meets
ut that place.
Roy Townsend. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. a. Gunderson, for the past
few months. leaves for st. Paul in the
morning where he goes to accept a re-
sponsiblc position with the West PubliSh-
ing company.
MIR. and Mrs. C. Mollicli came down
from Okobojo last week. Mrs. Mollick
taking Friday mornings passenger for
Fort Niobrara. Ncb. where she will spend
the summer visiting her daughter. MIS-.
j. Il. Coous.
The United States land Office received
the following cancellations yesterday:
Walsh ys. Minnie Bailey, Eph. Long vs..
Mary +. Gray. Eugene IIurlbcrt vs.. VIM.
q. Saylor, Edward Nelson vs.. Simon
Kahn
Mr.. aud Mrs Philip Lawrence have re-
turned from several weeks visit with
their son at New Whatcomb. Wash. Mr..
Lawrence reports an enjoyable visit and
all former pierrcitcs in that locality doing
well.
a picnic and supper was given to a
number OF friends by Misses Carla Cole,
Alice LenoN and others at the park satur
nrday afternoon. y pleasant time is the
verdict Of those who attended
."''9' III Dtlituuucu. MISS I'Olilc anu
little Jesse, departed for Los Angeles.
Cal. Monday morning where they 20 to
join Mr.. Deilenbach Miss Dolie wilrc-
turn after Il few weeks visit.
Peter Peterson, of Chappellc creek. and
John and Andrew Eiscnmann. are in the
city attending circuit court. Mr. Peter
son was in controversy with i. NJ. Will
Jams over some young stock.
WI. Wellmnn arrived from Huntsville
Ala, Sunday morning and i, greet
ing old friends and acquaintanceS in the
city. He reports all PicrreteS in that To-
cality as doing we'll.
w. II. Checker left yesterday for two
weeks business trip on the ceded lands.
He will close up theaifairS of Glecklerand
Mathieson, the firm having dissolved by
mutual consent.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan ". Goodner depar-
ted on Monday Mornings passenger for
Nankton. where Mr. Goodner goes TO at
tend the annual meeting of the /. O. O. +.
Gov. sheldon Will deliver the Memorial
day address at Parkston. Our governor
is t!uen, and forceful speaker and the
Parkstonites are sure of Il fine speech.
John Gleason has been very low the
past few days with Brisht's disease. and
at the present writing very little hope is
entertained for his recovery.
Mrs. Coleman, of Fort Pierre passed
through this city on her way to Mansion
Wis, where she goes on am extended visit
with relatives and friends.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
give u supper at John Hiewel's store
Wednesday evening. June >. Everyone is
invited to attend
VIM. Mead, cigarmakcr formerly en-
p'oycd at the factory of Geo. l.. i'ay. has
returned to the city after an absence of
several months.
Father Earn will preach a memorial
sermon to the Grand Army men and Sons
of Veterans at the Rantist church sun,
day evening
Rcy. DR.. Blackburn, of the East Fcrre
Presbyterian church will deliver hacca-
laureate sermon Sunday evening. June ..
at $ O'clock.
Max Welncgar and wife. who have been
visiting friends in the city for several
days, have returned to their home in
Highmore.
Henry E>Selburggc. S. w. Thorpe and
John Wilcox are Il Lewiston party who
were in the city several days the first of
the week.
Rev. W. j. Nanix has been invited by
the q. ~. Il. ut st. Lawrence to preach
The memorial sermon next Sunday at that
place.
l. b. Wilson, a representative of the
Sioux City Paper company. was display
ing his wares before our merchants Mon
lay.
Court Boyd, travelling solicitor for Per-
kins Bros, of Sioux City. was in the city
a few days the first of the week.
j. II. Perry, one of Aberdeen'S promi-
nent legal lights is in the city OH business
with his profession.
Mrs. b. Il. Cochran returned Saturday