Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-10-04

ting in of new power printing press
in his printery, the Times Record office.
Mr.. Doty was one of Pierre's best
friends during the slate capital fight. |
A civil service examination will be
held on the 18th for the positions of
fireman and janitors OF the new !. ublic
building. The first pays S75 per month
and the last two $40 each. ANY further
information can be had of Fred s..
Williams, local secretary OF the civil
service board, at the postofiice.
William Moeller, a professional mu-
stefan, who has played with the 'rkeo-
dore Thomas famous orchestra, arrived
"Wednesday, to make his home He
will play violin or clarionet in Pro-
fessor Hendry's orchestra, which will
be on duty almost every night the COM
ing winter.
The Aberdeen News of October l., in
news items OF the Northern Normal and
Industrial school, says: Miss Gertrude
O'Hanlon, OF Pierre, is expected to-
night, having already engaged a room"
This refers to the bookkeeper and ste
nographer in the Capital-J ournaI office.
Postmaster Nipple reports that the
receipts of the postotiice were greater
for September of this year than the
same month of last year. This state
ment will 60 because we can ace evil
dences on allssides that Pierre is grow
| ing as it never did before.
Major Ira Z. Hatch, ex-agent at
Cheyenne agency, has been in the city
and Fort Pierre for a few days visiting
his numerous friends. He made good
agent and is good man. He is now
residing OIL his ranch in Campbell
county.
Chas. E. DeLand is back from trip
to the Pacific coast He says the coast
states are booming, and that San Fran
cisco is rebuilding in much better shape
since the disastrous earthquake and fire
that almost wrecked that city in June.
The horse sale at the stock yards is
being held this week, with good bunch
of horses brought in from the ranges.
Dan Adams, Of Sully county, is the
auctioneer this time. 1t will be the
last sale of the season.
The board of health has warned peo-
pie against dumping garbage along the
river bank. The board has designated
a certain spot along the river where
garbage may be dumped, and no other
place is to be used.
Miss Edith o. Gale, who has had
charge OF the office of w. IL. Maxwell
for a year past, during the completion
OF the federal building, departed fol
Deadwood Tuesday to act as his ste
nographer there.
Professor Kerr has gone to the new
railroad town of Mobridge, at the river
crossing of the M ilm aukee in Walwortt
county, to be present at the opening
sale of lots in that coming city on the
Missouri
The East Pierre hose house is being
moved to Lew location OIL lots pur
chased by the city, near the old site
which was in the middle of the street
east Of the ward school house.
Here it is the first week of October
and there has hardly been frost worth.
Of the name just several ligh
touches. The grass on the prairies il
still of green,sh tinge.
NIL. Hegglund, who got back from
Norway last week, has again opene'
his tailor shop Oh Dakota avenue, an,
prepared 10 take orders from his oil
customers and others.
&. j. Madison, the contractor, an
family, have moved to the homestea
a short distance out of Fort Pierre M
Madison will look after his buildin
contracts in this city.
Workmen are ditching to extend til
gas mains three blocks further mort
along Grand avenue, from the Madse
> to the Holmes residences.
j. Ii. Gropengeiser and family cam
+ down from Onida last Friday, i'll bi
bran-new automobile which Mr.. I
a has recently purchased.
{. Sam Strayer. OF Western Stanle
g county, ex-sheriff Of this county, is
/. the city and Fort Pierre greeting D
d friends.
is Bob Lumley and family are movir
in from their ranch OH Suliy bottoms
It the Binder cottage on Pleasant Driy
% Mankato Commercial College, Ma
g kato, Mimi, is the school for you to q
=, tend. Send for catalog.
y John D. Hilger is here from St Pa
s. for stay Of several days.
A Young Neither nj 10.
ID "Aiy mother has suddenly been ma
+. young at 10 Twenty years Of inten
T. suffering from dyspepsia had entire