Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-29


purposes to have it stuffed and mount
ell. ANY dime museum should be will
ting to pay a good price for such Il curt
osity as a calf with two distinct and
well-formed heads.
| Tuesday noon Rev. Notson pro-
nounced the words that made lsejamin
| +. Hnney and Miss Stella L.. Norwood
manand wife. The.eeremony occurred
Eat the home Of the brides parents in
East Pierre. Both Of these young PEG.
pie are well known and highly esteems
ed in Pierre and the wishes for success
and happiness OF all who are acquaint 1
ed with them are freely extended
The cold snap started in Sunday. with
a gale from the east. In the evening the
wind went ahont face and came down
from the northwest at q forty mile
gait, witha tine sitting sna VI ltdidn't
stop showing or blowing until tuesday
might, while the mercury went as low
las 20 below. Mr.. Hass.H agen's wealth
or factory promises fair warmer l,aSv,
| There will be a. .Book shower" at
the Carnegie library early in January,
lin which the general public is asked to
participate A suggestive list OF books
desirable for a public library is being
prepared in order to assist the donaters
in making their selection.
l r. 1 r ID n
Mrs. Herreia entertained her lady
friends Wednesday afternoon, at the
Locke. i was a farewell reception be-
fore the departure Of the governor and
Mrs. Herreid on their trip south for
the winter. "A most enjoyable time
was had by ALL
500 Critic: Col. p. r. Mcclure of
4 Pierre was in the city hunting more
votes for Pierre for capital. Gee whiz,
I will these greedy Pierre fellows never
get enough votes to satisfy? He claim
ed, however, that he was down buying
/ Christmas presents.
T.. e. Blanchard and wife have de-
parted for an extended trip to Califors.
mia, where Mr.. blanchard will look
after some business interests. He will
i be blck on duty in the land commits
4 sioner's office in the course of two
weeks.
i Mr.fand Mrs. J. r. Mallory have gone
4 to the old home in Wisconsin to spend
the remaining holidays with Mr.. NAL
lerys parents, and also participate in a
i golden wedding Of the father and moth,
er Of Mr.. Mallery.
4 Train No. SOB Tuesday night was
laid off on account of the snow block
ade down in Minnesota. The mail and
passengers came in on Train N o. sol
i Wednesday afternoon.
4 Col. R. w Stewart is back from a
4 trip to Chicago, where he went to ar
4 range the matter Of his appointment as
i general attorney of the Northwestern
! road in this state.
4 The supreme court today admitted
a to practice at the South Dakota bar,
Il Oscar Hagen, who presented certiii-
cate fram the Supreme court of Illinois.
4 Elmer j. Ely who went to San Fran
4 cisco a year ago, has returned to Pierre,
believing there is better show here
4 than on the coast for a yonng man.
a Miss Ida Hatch, county superin-
\ tendent-eiect has gone to Deadwood
to attend a meeting Of the county
/. superintendent of the state.
The Western Union telegraph lines
Iwere down Monday on account Of the
] storms east aud messages were A mo
4 time in going.
Reports from Iowa and Minnesota
q Indicate that the train service is pretty
: badly crippled by snow blockades.
r. e. Sloenln, Of Herreid, a member
& of thestate board of regents, arrived
lin Pierre Wednesday.
Col II. al. Warner returned Wednes.
day from Eureka, where he spent
Christmas.
:, Dick Purcell will manage the Locke
hotel barber shop during the. coming
!, session.
81 G. al. Anderson returned Wednes
day from Sioux City and Yankton.
i .A. B.. Forsythe and j. q. Millett were
/ down from Fielder Wednesday.
Ii Q. Whey, of Highmore, was in the
i Lefty Wednesday on business.
Cooke, the piano mano Of Watertown
+ is in ths city OH business.
Col. Stewart's Appointment.
Argus Leader: Information comes
! to the Argus Leader on what is 4 be
J, tlieved to be the best authority that TIL,
Northwestern Railway company ha,
decided TO appoint Col Robert w
+ I Stewart OF Pierre its general Atforne,