Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19

""oiuSo w MI A1oSdli, VI AdsuuedpOilS,
who also had the contract for the con.
struction of the power house and black
smith shop for the same institution one
year ago.
The improvement league should get
busy in seeing to the destruction of the
rank growth of weeds on the streets and
alleys and vacant lots. Some of these
weeds have grown TO such height that
they make good shade, or, perhaps, or
namesitai trees
Mr.. and Mrs. Horner, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Cummins, and Mayor Albright returned
Monday afternoon from Aberdeen,
where they attended the marriage of
Colonel r. w. Stewart and Miss Maud
Elliott, which event occurred Saturday
evening.
Quantities of steel material to be used
in the construction of the new combi-
nation railway, wagon and foot bridge
are now arriving A large force Of
bridgemen will soon be at work string
ing the structure across the Big Muddy.
Sheriff Phipps, of Tehamah, Neb.,
was in Pierre Monday and secured ex-
tradition papers for West Hale, who is
wanted for an assault on a l2-year old
girl, and has been taken in custody at
Geddes, Charles Mix county.
Horace Baird and family, Of Wallace,
North Dakota, came in from Grind
stone Monday, at which latter place
they visited with the parents Of Mrs.
Baird. They left for their home Tues.
day morning,
A workman on the temporary bridge
lost his footing and fell into the river
last Friday. He sank the third time
before rescue reached him. He is again
at work none the worse for the expert
ence
Miss Ella Clough returned from an
extended trip to the east Tuesday morn
ing. On her journey she vis, ed Boston
and other cities in the Bay state, Ham
ilton, Ontario, Niagara Falls and Chi
cago.
The "Mc and Me-" the new barge
builded at the boat landing near the
stock yards during the past winter and
spring by z. L. Mcclure and James
Mcknight, was launched Saturday.
Land Commissioner Bach was at
Chamberlain last week at which place
the state board appraised the state ad,
| dition to that place, and said land will
be offered for sale September 90
9. u. FergusonSaturday received the
sad news of the death of his brother
S NJ, which occurred at Manhattan
Kansas, on the 4th instant
Miss Daisy Williams and Miss Hazel
Muckler have departed for their vaca
ton, the former going to Minneapolis
the latter to Chicago.
| L. &. Bangs, who will have charge OF
the Gas Belt Land company's touring
car, with his family has occupied the
j. G. Morse residence
Miss Alice Hughes, librarian at the
Carnegie library, has resumed her duties
after enjoyinga vacation and visit with
friends in Wisconsin.
| Miss Mae Bach departed Monday fol
Watertown and will, in company with
Mrs. w. S. Peck, spend ten days a.
Lake kampeska.
Mrs. A. D Hengel is enjoying visi
from her cousins, Mrs. Bossard of Chi
cago, and Mrs. Wolf, Of Iroquois, THU
! state.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Minnesota, gives thorough course
IL telegraphy. Positions for graduates
Gas You Like 1t" is being rehearset
by local talent and will be produced a
the opera house in the near future.
/ Harry Anderson returned Monday
from a weeks sojourn at the New
banks ranch up Bad river.
| State Auditor Halliday arrived from
Iroquois NJ onday to attend meeting
of the board of equalization.
4 G. T.. Allen this week visited Mr.. an.
4 Mrs. Frank Crane and his numerou
a other friends in the city.
/ Chas. L. Hyde has purchased Mrs
| Adams property, the consideration be
4 ing 1866.
i FL. A. Estherly was in the city thi
week from his Willow creek ranch
| Albert Ozenrood, county charge
died at the hospital Friday night.
! Taken Up.
/ One bald-faced pony, with sucking
colt, one white foot, branded Nj II OF
| right hip and HO, connected, on RICH
shoulder, with H w brand on left thigh
| Also bald-faced yearling with boil
1 hind feet white. Also one brown stall
1 lion, three years old, left hind foo
| white, with brand. Also one roam mar,
with hav Golf Also ono Voc rlinr roo