Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-15

'''i" II auus, was dismissed on account |
OF faulty Indictment, but he was re-.
arrested and gave bond for his future
\ Term OF United States court will
open IN Pierre next Tuesday with .Indpe
Garland presiding. A petit Jury has
been drawn for the term. This is the
hrSt effort that has been made in some
Time to hold this court in Pierre. thouph
Tue city is entitled to Two terms each
year,
Col. l. w. Goodner, grand master, is
attending the grand lodge at Aberdeen
this week. The Masonic orders in
flerre are represented by j. E. Nipple,
OF The Chapter, Col. FAIR, of the Blue
lodge, and Mesdames kehr, Goodner,
iruran, and Griffin, of the Eastern
Star.
MIS-. q. G. Bennett and SON. Ray, and |
MT. and Mrs. Ben Ash have gone to |
Delaleld, Wis, to be present at the
graduation from the military academy
OF Dick Bennett and Brisbne Ash. |
Mrs. Bennett and two sons will go on
to Vermont to spend the summer,
The fishing party that went to Big
Stone lake last week returned Saturday,
and report unusual success. The stories
told by the different members of the
party OF the big catch all agree in de-
tail, but are secuted by many because
no fish were brought home.
Frank kantoWski and Elmer Budde
returned from Aberdeen Wednesday,
where they went as delegates to the
Catholic Foresters' convention. Frank
was elected as one Of the State Forest
ers and Howard was named as the next
place of meeting.
The race horses owned by Bob Yo-
kun and George Coates will be given
another trial at the park race track this
afternoon. The race these two horses
ran about two months ago, was won by
the Coates horse, in a close finish.
The Free Press has had an invitation
extended from President p. +. Mcclure,
of the old settlers association, to be
present at the picnic on Marion's island
today, and will try aud be there for a
part of the day to take notes.
The Modern brotherhood order held
an interesting session last night, and
initiated some thirty new members,
W. Z, Stegner, Of Sioux Falls, state or
ganiZer, was present to take charge OF
the ceremonies.
See that Automatic Carpet displayer
| at the New Furniture Store. Any size
room shown carpeted from many
} samples on hand Carpets made to fit
room at small extra cost J. G. Wild.
The cottonwood trees are now throw
ing off the yearly product Of seed, which
! fills the air and becomes nuisance
In some places this cotton banks W
' and looks like a small snow drift.
Gitfords delivery team took fright at
:, a locomotive Monday and made spin
down the track, landing in the trestle
;, over Hilger's gulch. The wagon was
:. smashed and horses hurt some.
: Mrs. Patrick Holland arrived home
S Tuesday night after d months visit a
d her old home in lronwood, Mich, He
h mother, Mrs. O'NeiIl, accompanied he
or an extended visit here.
/, Rev. Dr.. TiIden and family departed
g for Des Mones Friday, and from Their
n will 90 to Montana to remain. DR.
l. Tilden and wife have made man.
n friends in Pierre.
1t Tom McNamee arrived Friday am
1t will spend a month or more in Pierre
rs during his vacation Tom has bee
in one of Senator kitUredges secretarie
for several years.
W The Scotty Philip transfer boat ha
<. gone to Washbnrn, n. d., where it wi
d. do ferry business on the river. Ell
st est Senechal is captain and Eugen
er Durlin engineer.
III A. N. Chandler, of DeGrey, was
d. the city yesterday. He says crops an
10 Garden truck down the river are 1lourIsf
ING and will soon be supplying tn
81 Pierre market.
IL The CapitalNCity Band has been Ell
rk cared to play for the celebration
eh Fort Pierre on the the Fourth OF Jul
oV and the boys are practicing up on Il
~ of new music.
y The case Of small pOX in the Etc
" block has gone through quarantine an
the patient MI Elliott, discharged. \
OK other cases of this dread disease hay
- shown up.
w ar. Harriet Comstock, OF Sioux RAJ
is here to attend the marriage OF n
Nv niece. Miss Marion Commit, to Ea
nv Metz, DR.. Comstock is a sister OF L.
tlx, Commit.