Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-04-27

Bank, i.eisoy, MINI.
II. l.. Williamson. OF Monteyideo
Mimi, has arrived to take 4 position
with the Free Press as ''inside man"
in place of r. i. French, who goes this
week to join the Lacy surveying party, |
which will do a Job of government sur
veying west Of the river this year. MIR.
Williamson is a stranger. but well re-
commended.
Justice McCord has issued 4 warrant
Oh complaint of Mrs Minerva Reed,
charging Jos. Wallace with bastard!.
The defendant has been granted a con.
tinlance. for the preliminary hearing.
Mrs. Reed formerly managed 4 restau
rant on Pierre street, and her child, q
boy, was born at the hospita! several
weeks ago.
Geogre Sanders has returned from
the soldiers home in Hot Springs, OF
which he has been All inmate for some
time. He announces the death some
two weeks ago of NJ. Y. Townsend, all
old soldier who formerly lived in Pierre,
of pneumonia. Nj. Townsend was
staying at the home ut the time Of his
demise.
The charity ball at the opera house
Monday night, for the beretit of the
Sisters hospital was we'll patronized and
resulted in nice sum Of money being
realized for the most worthy institution
in the city. The ladies of Pierre every
year take hold of this charity ball and
it has always been complete success:
Billy Finch, the ever popular con
ductor on train No. sol to Pierre, in
forms us his son Neili is studying hard
for his examination to an Annapolis
cadetship. Neiil is room mate at the
academy with Wells iAlger, Pierre
boy who was appointed by Congress
man Burke. ~
At the home Of the brides parents
in East Pierre Thursday Nellie V.
Goddard was married to John II.
Thomas, They departed on the train
that day for a wedding trip to the east.
The bride is we'll and tayorably known
i'll Pierre, but Mr.. Thomas is a stranger.
Last Friday, being Arbor day, was
generally observed by tree planting all
over the city, in which Gov. Elrod, who
made the proclamation, took the lead
by donning a pair of overalls and per-
sonally helping in setting out lot Of
fine trees on the state house grounds
Congressman Burke is moving his
household effects into the Brown resi-
dence this week, and hopes to get set
tied in the handsome property by the
first of May. Gov. Elrod will move i'll,
to the Huron street residence he is va
eating.
Rolie Schlosser. OF Sioux Falls, son
OF Postmaster Sehlasser, and nephew
Of Congressman Burke, and wife, came
in last Friday, and went out to Lind.
say, where they will reside OH a home
stead in the Cheyenne river valley.
Art Carter, who is well known as q
former Pierre newspaper man. now
registers from $40 Julia avenue, New
Orleans, and INDICATES prosperity b.
wanting to buy county warrants fol
sale west of the river.
The side tracks in Pierre. have beer
pretty we'll filled the past week witt
emigrant cars. These are aetual set
tiers who are going west Of the river tt
make homes, and some twenty car
have been left here.
A haystack in the rear OF the River
view caught fire Friday, and wha
promised to be an extensive eonfagra
ton WAS promptly drowned by tn
prompt arrival of the iiremen.
( Master Bobby Nipple had birthaa
5 party to his younger friends Saturda
! in honor of his fifth anniversary Bot
, by and all his little friends were we
/, pleased with the doings.
\ The real estate firm of Laughlin ,
Thayer has been dissolved. Mr.. Laugh
. lin will take the real estate bushes
i and Mr.. Thayer will continue his la
practice.
t Charles H. Anderson has Fallen
e line with the building boom by con
{ mencing the erection of dwelling @
, Pleasant Drive near the Lincoln schoc
= Mrs. Albee and her son, Logan J oh,
!, son, have leased the old Cozy festaura,
8, on Dakota avenue and will turn it hi
II an ice cream parlor this summer.
Y Howard Fuller and Clarence Eag
after few days visit with parents, r
turned to their studies at the state uT
8 yersity this week.
y Mrs. w. 5. Walker, who has bee
y visiting her mother, Mrs. Corson, f
. some months, has returned to her hon
in Iowa Falls.
:" Ralph Bailey and family have move