Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-17
sisters, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Putnam,

were at Lisbon caring for their parents,
who are i'll, when the death angel came.
Mrs. Louis Kehr departed on Manday
morning for Chicago where she joins
her husband, and together they will
purct ase the fall and winter stock of
goods for their general store. Mrs.
Kehr expects to visit friends in Wiscon-
sin before returning to Pierre.
Governor and Mrs. Elrod and children
left Saturday for trip to the Black
Hills. The governor will attend and
address a meeting at Deadwood of the
National Association of the Railway
Commissioners.
Mother Xavier and Sister Beatrice of
the Order OF Saint Benedict were in the
city few days settling up matters per-
tanning to ST. Peter and st. Paul's
acadamy They left for Yankton Mon
day afternoon
An excursion was advertised for last
Sunday to run up the Big Muddy to the
Buffalo pasture but for some reason the
boat did not arrive. A large crowd of
Pierre people and visitors were disap-
pointed.
A man named kiser, who was kicked
IN the head ny horse oat on White
river. was brought in to the hospital for
medical and surgical attention, and at
last reports was recovering from the
injury.
Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage of Richard
Thomas Baker and Miss Anna May
Stainer. The event will occur at the
Pierre home Of the bride August %.
The furniture and fixtures of the
state superintendent office have been
moved from the rooms long occupied
by that official, to new quarters, hereto
fore occupied by the state library.
Mrs. VIM. Puntney, of DEBORAH, Iowa,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
M. A. Lange, for some weeks past, left
for her home Saturday. She will visit
at a number of points ell route.
Rev. Smith and family have arrived
in the city and will again make Pierre
their place of residence. Rev. Smith
has accepted call to the passionate of
the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane arrived
home Saturday night from visit to
Sioux City They were accompanied
by Thomas McNamee who came here
for short visit.
Troup b has about completed ar.
rangements for practice march which
will cover the distance between Pierre
and Miller, and return. They will camp
ell route.
Henry Potter, who has been in the
city visiting his son, Archie Potter, who
is county register of deeds, left Tues
day for his home at Lake Benton, MINI
Teachers, your attention is called t.
the fact that the teachers examination
begins on Thursday. August 18th. Ida
2. Hatch, County superintendent.
l.. A. Munson returned to the cit
Tuesday, after two weeks vacation
During his absence he visited Fortlan
? and other points or interest west.
The social held at the home of Nil
j, | Mrc TNhV oct Eril.,
evening was great success and highl
/ enjoyed by lovers OF good>musc.
Prof. Anderson, of the Huron colleg
returned to his home. Saturday. H
was accompanied by Rev. Malmbert
who spent Sunday in Huron.
: John l. Newell is busy these da,
collecting specimens of hughes count
crops which he will exhibit at the sta
fair to be held in Huron.
Mrs. j. w. Laughlin this week @
;. joyed visit from Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
4 Vance, of Sioux City. The latter lac
q is sister of the former.
5. John w. Rash, formerly of the FIR,
}. Press, arrived Saturday from Vermi
J. lion, and will spend few days on h
II homestead near DeGrey.
. Rev. G. L. N olson, pastor of the NJ.
10 church, arrived home Tuesday from
= six weeks summer course in theolo,
at Evanston, Illinois.
y DR.. R. c. Perry, of Seven Falls, Mas
IS after enjoying weeks visit with /
u sister, Mrs. |. w. Goodner, left for /
u home Monday.
: Captain Beckwith has returned
: Pierre after settling up affairs pertai
: ing to the state militia encampment
- Watertown.
ID E. w. Small, state pure food co
missioner, whose home is in Webst
~ was in the city the fore part of t
), week.
ID Five hundred copies of the ser,
IN journal for the session OF 1905 hs
to been received by Secretary of st.
ed Wipf.