Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-09

| Bring the children in to the circus
next Monday.
III. r. Tarbell was over from Blunt
Friday and Saturday.
H. E. Cutting returned from trip
through the state Saturday.
Eugene Gunsalus, wife and child
were over from Blunt Thursday.
Carl Mathews was in from his ranch
several days the last of the week.
Judge Gaffy is holding term of
! court in Edmunds county this week.
Charley Warneke arrived in town
Monday and remained to the horse sale.
l.. Crowley and Glenn Mercer came
over from Blunt on Monday afternoons
passenger
Jas. Steele, g. z. Bowe and A. 1'ren-
holm were up from Giddings over Mon
day night.
r. L. Eddy came down from Watdr
town Monday to look after the cement
walk contracts.
Miss Holmbery returned to Center
vile Monday after visit at the home
of Rev. G. 4. Notson.
The pupils at the Indian school have
been engaged the past week in prepar-
ing for commencement.
j. b. Jones returned Saturday after
spending week on the range looking
| for horses for the sale.
Reece Sebree is in line for civil SER
vice appointment having stood second
| in recent examination.
Congressman Burke, Governor Her
reid, s. G. Dewell and L. B. Albright
are on fishing excursion in Wisconsin.
The Pierre Live Stock & Commission
Co. holds it's first horse sale of the sea-
son Wednesday,. President Newbanks
expects plenty of horses.
Axel Oleson the popular and hustling
night man at the Owl is taking a lay off
for month or so and will probably put
the time in on the farm.
Vance Harmon and wife of Fort
/ Pierre left Tuesday on visit, the
former to Minneapolis, the latter to the
home of her parents at Mineral Point
i Wis.
4 George w. Harris, the ever genial
smiling George, was up from Big Bend
the first of the week. He is interested
at present in constructing dipping
tank.
i James A. Howardson of Pierre and
Miss Julia A. Lynch of Dubuque, La
were married at the Catholic church
] Tuesday morning by Rev. Father Nc.
4 earthly.
4 L. R. Ovitt, Chas. Hartwell and the
other G. &. N. w. section men have re.
sumed work on the road, the difference
between them and the road having been
adjusted.
E. NJ. gHegglund Of the Cosy restau
rant is having an addition built to his
place of business, also commodions
i pavilion where refreshments will be
4 served during the summer evenings.
4 The fire boys are considerably short
4 of enough funds to go to Canton to the
tournament and are going to give {
1 dance the evening of circus day which
they hope will be will patronized.
i Chief Howard of the fire department
Il has received an invitation to bring hi
companies to st. Louis and have then
take part in competitive drills. Mel
| will be satisfied If he can get his boy,
to Canton the last OF this month.
i Mrs. Haney and daughter, Miss Har
riett, have gone to Superior, Wis. for
| summers visit. Judge Haney will at
| tend the reunion of his law class a
Iowa city, commencement, and join hi
Il family at Superior later.
Mrs. Eunice Galhoon, wife Of Wal
lace i. Caihoon, died suddenly at
o'clock this afternoon She had no
i been feeling we'll for the month pas
but had been able to be up until today
when her sudden death took plac. Mi
i Calhocn and family have the sympath,
Il Of their ~ ANY frioY,da