Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-08

pher in the office OF the clerk OF the |
supreme court for some time past, de-
parted Wednesday for his home at
Aberdeen, from which place, after a
visit with his parents he will go to
W ashington state where he will accept ,
a position with the geological survey.
The secretery of state is in receipt of |
one hundred volumes of public docu-
ments for 1904, and is sending them to
the state institutions, libraries, and the
state officials and boards whose reports
are contained therein.
Stanley County Homestead: Artesian
well drillers III the vicinity OF Belle
Fouche report finding the artesian flow
at from 800 to 1000 feet, and a number
of wells are being sunk in that secti, II
See that Automatic Carpet dispayer
at the New FurnitureSStore. Any size
room shown carpeted from MAJ
samples Oh hand Carpets made to lit
room at small extra cost. JIG. Wild.
Lnnd, Lyman County, Wave: Frank
Barro came out from Pierre Friday and
made some improvements on his home
stead. Frank is working on the gov
ernment building at Pierre.
Miss Woodruff, a teacher in the city
schools during the past term, departed
Monday for her home at GlenwOod,
Iowa. where she will for the most part
spend her vacation.
Thomas Askin was at Huron last
night, where he filled an engagement to
sing at a musical given by the Woman's
club of Huron, at the home of Mrs. j.
w. Campbell.
Extended improvements will be made
on the frame building on Pleasant
Drive, which faces Pierre street. 1t is
to be fitted up for rooming house.
Governor Elrod has received the sum
due the state on the North Carolina
bonds, 1922, 4l6.O5, and has deposited the
same with the state treasurer.
II. b. Swearingen, pension agent, of
Sioux Falls, was in the city the fore
part of the present week attending pen.
sion business for Uncle Sam.
The Misses Jessie and Lucy Keller
of Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, are visiting thell
Gu sin, Mrs. l.. A. Munson, having ar
t -,
The river is slowly rising and most OF
the boats plying between Pierre and TT
Pierre now land at the foot of Pierre
street, OH the Pierre side.
10. Thomas and Walter Lounsberry
of Fort Bennett, were in the city Satur
day making arrangements for the
funeral of Walters father
o. IL. Mccarthy, division superin
tendent Of the n Northwestern with head
quarters at Huron made business
trip to Pierre Monday.
DR.. l.. c. Shut and wife, of st. Louis
are in the city for visit and TO lool
after their property interests here ant
in Sully county.
A large number of homesteaders al
rived Wednesday morning from eastern
points. and went out to their claims il
Stanley county.
Employees Of the Locke hotel and tn
High school boys crossed bats Oh tn
diamond Sunday. Score: Locke,
High School, 5.
Mesdames Billinghurst, Lumley, S.
bree, Hyde, aud Farr are in attendant
O at the meeting of Women's Clubs
e III iron.
:. Charles Arnold and family ere no
e residing on their claim at Hayes, ha'
e ing recently moved from Davenpo1
e Iowa
q John Feiok, an employc in the ofli
n Of the secretary of state, left Wedre
$ day for visit at his home in Hutch
sen.
q Mrs. A. b. Nelsen, grand chief
Y hsaor 81 the Dsgrse of Honor, is ma
e ing tour OF the state inspecting lodge
II JIG. Bartlett and e Auddell on Mo
~ day delivered at the freight depot 80
, aud 45l7 pounds of wool respectively
= New cement walks have been laid
>, the residence property of Henry kt
~ cher, Mrs. Beckwith, and Ed. Eakin.
Mrs. Thomas Brown departed Ii
.f Saturday for visit with her son,
n H. Brown, who resides in Chicago.
so Governor Elrod and Secretary of Sta
f. Wipf returned Tuesday from trip
st. the eastern part OF the state.
es G. w. Tuttle, of artesian we'll fan
I'd is this week at Fergus Falls, Min
by looking after well business.
7d A marriage license has been grant
to Elmer rallman and Miss l.
es Hutchings, both of Pierre.
OF Judge Gaffy and Court Reporter Lit