Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-28

house grounds. Mr.. Hyde Is sad to {
want the ground he seeks for some
'urther big building operations next s
y~r.
a Seuaw, the wifs of lyon Humpah,
got neN< to quantity of booze Tues,
day, and VS. run in as plain case of
drunk ana d'erderly. Her man, who
wasequally well k,ded saw the trouble
brewing and skippe' across the river
where he found place., cool off and
sober up. The woman gavlthe police
man bit Of trouble before h@ finally
incarcerated her.
Judge Fuller and wife, and l.. Ds\
Stephens and family are home from
Big Stone lake, where they had a fine
outing and tshed. The Judge says the
fishing is no good, while Mr., stephens de
clares that he never caught more OF the
iinny tribe III his life. The only posi-
BILE explanation of this wide difference
in results is that the Judge don't know
how-to find the best fishing spot.
Rapid City Journal: Last evening
the track laying gang ON the Chicago
& Northwestern railroad reached a
point three and one-half miles out of
the city on the Box Elder slope. AT
noon yesterday the work of laying track
through the big cut was completed and
the tracklaying machine passed out OF
sight of the city.
Professor Dunlevy, who has made a
very creditable record for the past three
years as superintendent of our city
schools, left for Harvard college, at
Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday, where he
will take post graduate course. 1t is
hoped MI. Dunlevy will again return
to Pierre to take up the cause of edu'
cation.
Pierre and Fort Pierre have dispensed
with celebrations this year. Highmore
seems to be the nearest town that will
observe the 4th, but Okobojo, Midland
and plenty of other interior points are
arranging for doings. 1t has been five
or six years since Pierre has done the
patriotic act on July 4th.
H. Marion, during the horse sale last
week, was kicked by broncho in one
OF the pens. One hoof struck Mr..
Marion in the stomach and the other
broke one of his limbs He is now an
inmate of st. Mary's hospital recover
ing from what is painful but not Sc
rious injury.
Mrs. j. Geltz, matron at the Indian
school, started for the Turtle noun
tain region in North Dakota Tuesday
in charge of some thirty-fve pupils OF
the school, who have completed theil
three years course and return to theil
homes. They are all Chippewas.
Miss Jessie Fuller, formerly clerk OF
the supreme court, and a resident for
several years of our city, where she
made many friends, was married a
Dallas, Texas, to Earl G. bosch, few
days since. All who know this excel
lent lady will wish her much JOY.
Frank Il. Bramble, Of WatertoWn
, public examiner, reached the city Fri.
day with his family, and went out OF
the homestead in Stanley county, wher
his wife and children will reside, ant
Frank will be with them as much a
his official duties will permit.
Mrs S. a. Travis entertained tn
birthday club at her home Saturda
evening, in delightful way. Th
ladies played $780," after which refresh
ments were served. Alderman Travi
and Master Walter assisted in tn
courses.
O George Reed, who fell from shac
6 he was building on claim west OF tn
river several weeks ago, resulting IN
fracture of a bone in his arm, is at tn
9 hospital to undergo an operation to II
# set the break.
9 The Gas Belt Land and Abstract con
e pany has a new touring car automobi
d on the way to Pierre. 1t will be use
to take land seekers out, and capable {
J. carrying six or seven people.
j. Police Justice Yalnell heard cas-
e Tuesday, in which A. G. Brink accuse
b Emil Schooner and John Badger {
y swiping pair of shoes from his bar
II while unloading some hay.
70 Land Commissioner Bach has otlit
- ally notified County Auditor King TIN
! after July l, leases Oh hay lands in tn
% county can be made, where the sa
. land belongs to the state.
- Miss Mary Mead is home for her Y
70 cation She is one Of the instructors
mathematics at one of the best weste
o. colleges in southern California, ne
70 Los Angeles.
= The Office and lumber buildings a
= going up rapidly on the corner OF Re-
:, street and Sioux avenue, for the ne
!. yards that l.. III. Glow will become t
manager of.
lin Monkhouse and Frank Fins