Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-03

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the boards at the opera house Friday
and Saturday evenings seemed to please
those who were fortunate enough. to
have All unobstructed view of the stage.
A Free Press man did not fare SO well,
however, as the reserved seat immedi
ately l front of him was occupied by ,
an extra large Sunshade Kat, and when .
he changed his position in an effort 10 |
catch a view the hat would not fan to |
shift in the sane direction. The news |
paper man finally stood up. leaning |
a amst The fresroed wall, fir IN which |
position the canvas scenery was quite
crediIable WeurerS OF o ergrown rat
81 .ud be courteous enough to remove
t rem IN public gatherings no mutt r
straight" or not There are others.
Caste play presented Ivy local
talent, was gi2ea in the opera house
last evening and greeted by Il large and
appreciative audleli'e. which testified
its approval by frequent applause.
Those who took part in the comedy
drama We're Mrs Mabel Thayer, Mrs.
, Maud Carter, Miss Grace Burke, and
Messrs Otto Linssad, Zen Guthrie, Mil
ton Goodner, and Floyd Gatfy. Each
one of these is deserving Of special
commentator and their play was a
great treat to all who witnessed it.
Attention is called to the nalf=page
ad. on the first Lage Of this ISSUE, III
which the Milwaukee road will auction
! lots in three new towns Oh their new
extensions Pierre and Fort Pierre
business men will be especially int"
ested in Reliance, the new town in Ly-
man county, where there is a good
opening for business enterprises and
Investments.
The Millett, Mosley and Fors vthe
families, at Fielder are all under quar-
antine for smallpox Only one case has
developed SO far where there is any Sc.
rious illness, being Miss Clara Mlllett
who is about as sick with this disease
as any that have been attacked with i
here in the past few years, but thu
young lady was improving at last re
ports.
, James r. Mcknight has gone to hi
former home at Junction City, Kansas
, for two weeks visit. He says the mex
trip he makes to that place will be b,
way Of the Old Muddy on his new boat
the "Nlc ana Nc" which will lake hin
: to the mouth of the kaW river, mex
p summer, and from there up to junction
City.
e Owners of some of the vacant lot
h should improve them by having TIN
0 underground of small weeds cut on
It thus leaving the towering sunl1oWers t
|, furnish ample shade for sWelteril
h humanity during the approaching do
days." hese weed forests would ne
g fine place for camp meetings aud pie
i Mics.
q Bob Yokum has put up a stable
W.
g fined curiosity in the way OF a necl
i less steer The animal has his head st
on his shoulders, and any butcher Woul
lie have hard work III manufacturing al
d. choice cuts of meat from what lit
T neck he possesses. The animal is sure
70 freak and worth seeing.
lnro aH .
=, for Boomington H. where he has
ID real estate office, as well as sever
Il branch offices throughout that sec!it
of the state. He will return about St
a TENDER l, to remain during the shl
I'll ping session. and dispose of all Of /
ct Mn brand of cattle running on t
ne range
ei The close of the wool shipping Sc
III son shows that close on to 1000
Wounds of wool were shipped fire
Pierre. This is much greater than a
previous year. 1t is a pity that Pie
lin could not have d WOODEN mill to mai
er. facture this product, with plenty
TX cheap natural gas power at hand.
ay. The Blunt Advocate states that
me Hollster, OF that town, is arranging
Tot remove to Pierre and engage i'll
'th practice of medicine, as well as oper
the with Dr. Robinson in hospital W.
all here. The Advocate pays the doc
the and his family good tribute and s.
It's Blunt will be sorry to lose them.
'io The plans of Ralph Burton have b.
''el changed since last week and instead
'ao making Nebulska territory he has b
Is assigned by the Tolerton-Stetson CT
uct pany to make the range stores from
7hC' Missouri river to the hills. His fan
on, will live here and occupy a cottage
Ihis Grand avenue.
Hon. o. G Berg, mention OF VIII
,io' illness is made elsewhere, died at
- home in Redield Tuesday afternt
!, .. of a paralytic stroke Mr.. Berg
been in bad healt for two years
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