Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-14

ers, and wives, were presented with q
girl and boy baby, respectively, the
youngsters being both born within the
same hour. Ralph Burton and wife
were presented with girl baby sun
day. Register Wheelon and wife are
happy over the advent of fine baby
boy that arrived Tuesday.
The first horse sale OF the season will
be held at the stock yards next Wednes-
dao, the 10th 1t is likely large mum
Der OF houses will be brought in from
the range and eastern buyers will be
rieaty, as the sale has been extensively
advertised.
Fort Pierre is arranging for big
Fourth of July doings, and Bad river
permitting, will try to take up and
carry through the celebration cut short
by the Seecha last fourth. Pierre will
assist its neighbor across the creek.
Binder u Borst have sold their Fort
Pierre branch hardware store and will
devote their time and capital to their
growing Pierre business, which in
cindes a handsome new business block
on Pierre street in the near future.
Colonel Melvin Grigsby, of Sioux
Falls is in the city on business before
the supreme court. He is greeting
some old members of the rough riders
regiment, of which he was in command
during the Spanish war,
County superintendent Ida p. Hatch,
and Misses Kalder and Stealey. of the
city schools, are in Blunt this week, at.
tending the Hughes county normal in
stitute. Misses kalder and Stealey
are instructors.
Burk's Uncle Toms Cabin show a
tent affair, with two bands and seventy
five pecnle, is billed to reach the city
Saturday of this week. They will give
street parade and astonish the natives.
Misses lima and Melita Schubert are
visiting this week at Vermillion, the
guests of their friend, Mrs. j e Payne,
nee Miss Iwae Sheppard, and attending
the university commencement
Charles McGowan got into run
away m.xup down near the Indian
school Monday evening, with ii. l..
Wiggam, and is laid up at the Locke
with a broken rib.
| Mrs. Il. l.. Riggs of Oahe, has gone
to Beloit, Wis, to witness her son, Rob
ert, graduate, and return with him and
another son who is attending the col
lege there.
| Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, wants to send its catalog
to those interested in business educa-
| ton. Send for one.
Mrs. II. i. Denton, of Webster, nee
Louise Williams, is visiting her parents,
brother and sisters for few weeks,
with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane returned
home Sunday morning from an eastern
visit, Mrs. Crane having been at Wash
ington city.
Mrs. Jessica Willoughby- Walker,
who successfully survived her sickness
at the hospital. is once more able to be
at home.
The school boys and girls are enjoy
ing the first week of their vacation,
which will last until the first of Sep
TENDER.
G. Wells AIger has returned to his
duties as a naval cadet at the Annapolis
academy, his leave OF absence having
expired.
Matt Murphy has gone to Brookings
his old home, to he present at the clos
ing exercises of the agricultural COL
lege.
Mrs. L. ii. Ayers and L. G. Squirting,
sisters, departed Monday to spend the
summer with their parents in New Eng
land.
Fine, high grade pianos at the price
that SELLS Come and see for yourself,
at the new piano store.
/ Jay Murphy has resigned as chief
clerk at the Locke, and will spend the
summer on the range.
III. ID. Jennings is in Huron helping
the Huronite office out on q rush job of
binding.