Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-23

| Greer's where the brides home has been
MIR. and Mrs, Wilbur will pass few
days at Clear Lake, Ia, before going to
their home in Marshalltown.
| Mrs. S. G. Dewell returned last night
from two weeks visit at New York
She was met at Chicago by Mr.. Dewel
and Julian.
A crowd of about seyenty-fye Pierre
people left Wednesday to visit the
| 9ankton Carnival which is now in prog
ress 1t is a tolerably safe speculation
that the people down in the corner OF
the state will be convinced that Pierre
is not yet off the map, before her PEG
pie get back.
Doane Robinson and Professor w,
L. Dunleyy arrived last night from
their trip out on the reservation, where
Mr.. Robinson interviewed a number OF
| the older Indians relative to matters of
historical moment. Professor Dunleyy
who is now at the head of the Pierre
schools, will visit Aberdeen friends for
awhile. Aberdeen News.
Yesterday, at Emmettsburg, Iowa
occurred the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Blanchard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
y. b. Blanchard of thiscity, to Mr.. Geo
Sturteyant. The groom is a resident of
Emmettsburg and the young couple
will make their home in that city. The
bride at one time lived in this city, and
the numerous Pierre friends extend
congratulations and best wishes.
The contracts for the state printing
and binding for the ensuing year, were
let on Tuesday of this week. The first
and second classes consisting OF the
senate and house bills, daily and per.
manent journals and legislative man.
uals, were awarded to the State Pub.
fishing Co. of Pierre. The News Print.
ing Co. of Aberdeen secured the third
and fourth classes, consisting of the re-
ports of state officers and boards and
the session laws.
Residents of Logan, Canning and By
ron townships among whom were Or,
Marvin, p. Youngberg, M. Dolohery,
Jim Dehart, A. Hegglund, Tom Wha-
len, j. Doan and John Olson met at DR..
Maryin's four miles west of Blunt, Sat
urday and took measures to build a dip
ping tank. DR.. Marvin was made pres
ident and secretary and VIM. Hopkins
treasurer. Considerable stock at 500 a
share was subscribed.
Mondays morning train left Pierre
about four hours late owing toa wash
out near Rousseau, where the North
western company had been laying a
new track farther back from the river.
The washout was due to terrific rain
and hail storm which visited that Sec
ton Sunday night, and rendered unsafe
about mile and half of track, about
100 feet being washed out OF place.
Section crews from all along the line
were modified at that point, and the
track was soon temporarily repaired SO
that the regular trains could pass over
it.
AT meeting of the residents along
Chappelle Creek held last Thursday at
G. W. Smiths store at DeGrey, ste ps
were taken toward the organization Of
the Chappelle Creek Live Stock Dip
ping Association. Among those pres
ent were. Geo. w. Harris, lack, Scott,
and Harry Thompson, Hank Jones, G..
w. harrington, Wm. Congdon, Pete
Laughlin, Geo. Loucks, Joe knight,
Will Merickle, G. G. Tutin. Frank Kali
lsh, Myron Masters, John Reyes, E..
Shipley, Ole Larsen, and s. Sorensen. it
was decided to incorporate and acting.
upon this committee consisting Of
Scott Thompson, Will Congdon and
Pete Laughlin was appointed to have
articles of Incorporation drawn up and
filed. About $3.50 worth of stock was
taken at The time by those present.
The tank which will be of mason work
will be built at the Harry Thompson
ranch which is considered convenient
location.
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