Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-06-23
Clarence Eager came home from Yer.

Clarence Eager came home from Yer.
million Friday.
II Kruse Madsen was up from the ranch
| this week, visiting the city.
Mrs. +. w. Georgia, of Faulkton, is
visiting with relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs E. e. Simmons drove
over from Blunt on business, Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Costello of Onida has ac.
cepted position i'll j. E. Mallery's dry
goods store.
Mrs. G. L Liddle Of Iroquois arrived
Yesterday afternoon for visit with her
mother and sister.
| E. +. Waite of Miller and w. w.
Waite of Blunt were business visitors
to Pierre yesterday.
! Supt. Mccarthy was out from Huron
Monday to look after the work of re.
pairing the washout near Rousseau.
Editor John Longstaff, of the Huron
lite was in the city Tuesday for the OPP
ening OF the bids for state printing.
Harley j Bushfeld of Miller was adj
mitted to the bar yesterday by the Su-
preme Court, on a certificate from Min
nesota.
| Aberdeen News: Professor Dunlevy
left here this morning for Union county
| where he will conduct the teachers in
stitute.
Oscar Nelson came in from his Stan
ley county ranch Tuesday, and went
with troop b to Yankton and Water
town yesterday morning.
Rev. F. f. Woodbury., of New York,
secretary of the National Missionary
society returned from a visit to the
Oahe mission yesterday and left for the
East this morning.
Miss Bessie Mathieson has returned
from another year of studies at Rock
ford, ILL., Miss Maihieson will give a
musical recital for the Episcopal church
during the summer season.
Robert l.. Garner came in Saturday
night from Vermillion where he has
been in attendance at the State Univer-
sity, and will visit in Pierre for a few
days before going to his home at Onida.
Hon. |. w. Goodner, who was elected
Grand Master of Masons at the meeting
OF the grand lodge last week, has ac-
cepted an invitation TO lay the corner
stone OF the new Masonic Temple at
Miller on July d
Col Il. E, Blanchard left Tuesday
morning for Emmettsburg, Iowa, where
Mrs. Blanchard has been visiting for
some time. On their return they will
visit the G. A. r. and w. r.: c. encamp-
ment at Canton.
The Indian school commencement
season this year was a notable one in
the history of the institution. The ex-
ercises were elaborate and carried out
in a manner that reflected much credit
on all concerned.
Supt. Levengood, of the Indian school
left yesterday for various points in
North Dakota and Minnesota accom-
panied by number of the students Of
the school whom he is conveying to,
their homes for the summer vacation.
The w. r. G. at its meeting Monday
evening, chose as delegates to the state
meeting at Canton next week, Mes
danes |. II. Russell, A. Collen and s. j.
Conklin. Mrs. Laughlin, president of
the local corps, and others will also at.
tend.
The Womans Club held special
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of the the president, Mrs j. S.
sebree, in East Pierre. Reports of the
meeting of the State Federation were
given by the delegates who represented
the Pierre club on that occasion.
Scott Thompson, Pete Laughlin, and
VIM. Congdon formed commistee of
three who were up from the Chappelle
creek country Monday to file articles of
incorporation for the Chappelle Creek
Live Stock Dipping association, They
reported another splendid rain the day
before.
Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Only fools suicide or take to fight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.
M. J. Schubert