Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-05


Absolutely PuK'e ~:
Has 10 SUES mum
Rev. Notson conducting the services
Mr.. Rood, the guardianof the Mumford
arrived Monday evening and
started Wednesday morning for Stur-$
gis with the remains, where the inter
rhent will take place.
u story is told of acoupleEin this town
who attended a recent dance in Farr- 4
ington's hall About 1890 a. m. when
the air was getting murky and steam
beginning to rise, the lady smilingly
remarked to her lord and master: ut
is getting late darling, we had better
go home. y After /, aching home her
happy smile reversed itself and She
suddenly remarked You horria man
yeu,s if you ever gain smile upon
that red headed haychet faced mack
eral eyed spindled neck thing | saw you
talking with tonight, I'll bust cavity
in your cronium that will lay you up
for seven weeks, now shed your wear
ing apparel a" get under cover mighty
sudden.
y Warren Noble, perhaps the best
known theatrical manager TO the peo-
pie of Pierre, with a company of II
people will open two weeks engage
ment at the opera house next Midday.
Mr.. Noble holds the record Al the
Pierre opera house for big BUSH IS,
and won the same by his honest aid
pleasing business methods This show
is better than ever, as is also lis BAND
and orchestra. The capacity OF the
rink, will undoubtedly be taxed dnr.ng
his stay here.
It's thought this session will be
more quiet and uneyentful OF any that
have preceded il. While this may be
the present ous to.,iss things may change
and surprises in store before
the session closes. In fact the thing
that comes mike a lamb often goes out
like a lion, and it the state militia
Ishould be called ON to referee disputes
later omit would be no more than
other states have experienced.
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Pretty near all of the old timers who
usually show mp at the opening of a
Legislative session in this state have
been in Pierre this week. Their names
fsarelegion, buttoo numerous to men
! ton in detail. Some of them were here
for positions of profit, some were here
with other ideas of profit to come,
| while others merely came out Of Curl
osity or force of habit. Sufficient they
were nearly all here.
| Uncle ST Haskins will appear at the
opera house Jan, i and :. This is a
magnificent and elegantly staged pro-
duction in which many new and novel
specialties are introduced during the
lplay. a fitting finish to four acts of
TRY Dance which brings the perform.
ance to an end and sends big laughing
5crowds away happy.
Amongst the familiar ones who ar
1 rived Monday, but who have not exact
" been the most friendly 70 Pierre for
1.-two years past, were Hon. Harry Hunt
1 er and Hon. al r. lie Claire. They re-
ceiyed 4 cordial greeting from our citi-
zens and the Ratchet was thrown in the
4 Missouri river.
4 The funeral of Miss Leona Marion
4 was held Monday morning at ten
O'Clock from the Catholic church. Lee
ona has not been well since the family
Fmoyed to Pierre last summer, and died
Saturday from complication 81 dis
eases. She was about fourteen years
Of age.
Go see UnelesSi Hassins at che opera
Ehouse Ian. and Enjoy yourself
while yon live, you will be q long time
dead. II il q laugh from start to finish
ISi,ia four act rural comedy prepared for
Laughing pnrp only.
Hon, IA G. Johnson and daughter
Miss Evelyn came out from vinona
Tuesday to witness the opening Of
tlse sIiata tend the imam CUR