Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-05-12


Free Press calling attention to his Edi-
son monographs, records and supplies
which he has for sale Give him a call
at the Hegglund tailor shop. He can
supply you with an instrument from
$l0up.
o. q. Straw, the popular representa-
tive of Carpenter Paper Co, OF Omaha
interviewed Pierre publishers this
week. o. G. is always glad to make
Pierre where he is usually assured of
large orders.
Hugh Jaynes is now the possessor OF
a fancy pair OF bird dog pups that he
purchased at Sioux Falls last week
He is anticipating some sport with the
blooded CANNES when the hunting sea,
son is on.
The Congregational society is plan
ming to immediately enlarge the par.
sonage and make other Improvements
which will add to the convenience and
appearance of the property as a resi-
dence.
Troop Il had uniform drill Mondoy
night The boys have been drilling
with regularity during the winner
months and will no doubt be in good
shape for the encampment June l4th.
Since the item in another place con.
corning the delightful weather was
written, the beastly and persistent wind
has blown down the Free Press sign
Aforesaid item stands corrected
The number OF boats now doing
business between Pierre and Fort
Pierre points strongly to the fact that
there has been decided increase OF
business the past year or so.
Deputy State Supt. Lange, Co. Supt
Garter, and Miss Grace Samuel are
Pierre educators who went to Blunt
Saturday to take part in the district ed
ucational convention.
There are more painters, plumbers
| carpenters, masons, and laborers eifgag
ed in Pierre now than any time before
in ten years What will it be before
the summer is over?
The Free Press has arranged to re
ceive two weekly market reports ont
each from Chicago and Omaha, which
/ will lzann NIL cfr
matters posted.
| j. q. Arnnld has two chair barbel
shop in his old stand, just south of thu
Nipple Printing Co., where he will b,
pleased to meet his many old time
friends.
Farmer Swenson is doing consider
able ball practicing these days in thu
seclusion Of the back alley. Carl vii
probably be permitted to sign there TO
the season.
/ $. M. Price returned Saturday from
Brookings where he spent the winter
Mrs Price will join him this week ane
they will spend the summer across th,
lriver.
/. Mr.. Frank H. Fuller and Mrs
| AS. Gothrie are Pierre representative
at the meeting OF the Workmen ant
Degree&of Honor at Brockings thi
{ week.
i Messrs. Allen and Stratton are bein:
heatd from DIS they float down the Mis-
souri,. They reached Chamberlain TIN
/ forenoon following their departure
4 That Watertown cement walk build
i ing crew seems to be composed Of hus
i tiers. They are accomplishing consid
cradle work III short time
4 Misses Pearl and Winnie Gunsaln
came down from Blunt the first of th
/ week for a visit with their relatives
the family Of Frank Battray.
francis Gueffroy who has been en-
gagged in the Pierre print houses sever
al months has gone to his home at Mad
ison for q visit.
Miss DeEtte Lillibridge is down frOn
i Onida for a few days visit. She Wi
attend the Keene Thomas nuptials a
Huron Saturday
/ Rev. Father O'Neil spent Sunday i
Il WatertOwn where he assisted III tn
initiation Of class into the Knights Q
q Columbia.
4 Atthe annual meeting of the stat