Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
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Z.
sman Burke has earned the honest
sort of Stanley county by his un-
ling efforts in her behalf during the
lancy of this measure. He is a
ess worker and never let's an op
unity to benefit his constituents 90
$ithout making the best of it Fort
Ire Stock Growers News.
score or more Of gentlemen from
X Falls have been in the city this
Ok with badges printed with the
Itls, "Sioux Falls Reform Club and
lication League" They had
bef ia car and other arrangements to
&by a good time while in the capital.
HI Free Press is not acquainted with
S8eXact kind of reform or publication
6@ are dealing in, but is sure it is not
|l99sort the primary league is handing
E !. Cressey was in the opera house
Thursday night with his beautiful
Ald's Fair pictures; Friday night he
Ne it in Eft. Pierre, and then gave
Muday and Sunday nights at the
81 ian School. AT FIT. Pierre he put
"a Army Bean" song on the screen
ia had the audience sing it but the
80s say if he ever makes them sing
6E bean song again they will hang him.
I6 left for eastern engagements Mon
SSA &. Gray, one of the Pierre "stand
Mters" during the recent capital cam
5fign and George Davis came out from
Mdison Thursday to see how things
E8re done at the capital. They re-
Hfned home Friday accompanied by
HISS Mabel S;ork, who will make a
fprt visit with old friends in Madison.
n ort Pierre parties are agitating the
lIestlon OF putting in an automobile
be from Fort Pierre to the Black
!ills. The parties concerned are think
IS some of organizing a stock com
any, in which case they will put sew
lhl good machines on the line.
Geo. Beaver, who assaulted Albert
Epadley several weeks ago, at Fort
Oily, and has since been boarding
ath the sheriff of Sully county, was
Fought down from Onida the first of
se week and lodged in the county Jail
pre
8EAas. Rohrer, Jr., has been suffering
Iom bad case of blood poisoning
Elich resulted from being scratched
the head by nail. AT last accounts
was much improved and out of
Rnger.
sNlrs. E. p! Farr received a message
gednesday announcing the death of
er step father, John E. Hall, of Lis
pn, N H. Mrs. Farr could not reach
lisbon in time to attend the funeral
wing to snow blockades in the east.
Geo. II. Henry, of the Platte EpiU-
me, was in Pierre a few days with a
arty of gentlemen from Platte con-
sting off, W. Harding, Val FetZer,
I'd j. Abnet. They returned to Platte
aesday.
State superintendent and Mrs. G. w.
ash returned Saturday from Canton.
Il. Nash returned to Canton Tuesday,
n went from there to Milwaukee to
tend a meeting of state superinten
ents.
II. 5. Overpeck, who recently remov
from Pierre to Rapid City, where he
i'll in future reside, returned Wedaes
ny to work in the land office during
he remainder of his quarter.
Tuesday afternoon the supreme
'urt admitted to practice Raymond
of Vermillion, on a certili
tie from the supreme court of Ne
raska.
Clarence Eager, who is attending the
at Nermillion, arrived Sat
rday nlghtfor a few days visit at
ONE. He returned to Nermillion
rednesday.
w. p. Colvin, formerly of Pierre,
no is now editor of the Vermillion
lain Talk arrived Wednesday for a
sit with friends here.
George Francis, formerly of Pierre,
he is now conducting the Merchants
otel at Yankton, arrived Saturday
II visit with old friends.
Misses Iva Steady and Hilda Noren,
ildents at the Dakota University, who
ere home on a short vacation, return.
to Mitchell Tuesday.
IL. j. Lacy, who has been visiting his
d home at Sioux Falls, returned Tues
~ morning and went to his ranch out
Lacy.
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
norwood and sou came up from DE
met Tuesday morning and remained
few days.
SWilitD. ClOugh representing the