Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-12
Harry Lumley is in Huron.

DR.. d. W. Robinson was state fair
goer today.
A. L. Harlow and wife are home from
the state fair.
Governor Crawford is in attendance
at the state fair.
Business called Frank Crane to Alb
erdeen yesterday.
Editor Billingshurst and wife return
ed today from Huron.
Lawyer Payne made business trip
to Stanley county today.
Born; September II, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Erickson, a daughter.
A. G. Brink is in Huron today, com
bining business with pleasure.
Miss Bertha Hull departed Wednes-
day for Ottumwa for few days visit
Mrs. 2. A. Dwyer left for Huron to-
day. The state fair was the attraction.
Mrs. Charles Gould went to Huron
| Wednesday for short visit with rela.
tives
D. w. March and family went to
Huron yesterday morning to- take in
the fair.
Fred Williams and G. w. Martens
returned Tuesday from a weeks visit
at the Hills.
The Capital City Comedy Company
will present "Delusions" at the Grand,
Saturday, Sept. ID.
Charles Gleason of Rapid City is in
Pierre on visit TO his sister, Mrs. q.
w. Woodmansee.
James Holburn and family arrived
home yesterday from a visit to rela.
tives in Wisconsin,.
A. c. Ripple, brother of our towns.
man, J. E. Nipple, arrived yesterday
from McCook, Neb.
State Superintendent Ustrud depart
ed Wednesday morning for Sioux Falls.
He spent the day in Huron.
A. b. Nelson and A. l. Harlow came
in from Huron today, where they took
in the sights TO be seen at the state fair.
/ j. A. Livingstone, who edits the
4 Onlda Waterman with commanding
tact, paid this office fraternal call to
day.
There was a frost Monday night,
heavy sufficient to make tomato vines
wilt, but not hard enough to damage
corn.
Mr.. md MIRA. Ivan W. Goodner re-
turned from Huron last night. They
made he journey by automobile in 13
hours.
Hon. John Sutherland went to Huron
Wednesday to attend the Roosevelt
League meeting, and see the big agri-
cultural show.
: Carl Powell of Webster City, Iowa,
has purchased the Wagner Candy
Kitchen and has taken possession of his
new purchase.
Miss Lulu Mae Yoke and Russell r
Sprague, both of Midland, were Joined
: in marriage in this city today. Rev.
Loveall otficiated.
Mrs. James Rose and daughter, Miss
Cornelia, arrived home this afternoon
from Council Bluffs, where they passed
the summer months with relatives.
Congressman Parker is expected to
arrive in Pierre tomorrow, from Huron
He will remain in the city until morn
ing, when he will depart for his home
The state treasurer has made cal
for $4,000 of general warrants for Sep
}, TENDER 49, This will leave about S75,
! 600 of that class of warrants for Sep.
TENDER.
w. III. Checker went to Huron Wed
nesday, returning today. He saws tn,
Roosevelt League meeting was the mos
enthusiastic gathering ever held in thi
state.
: H, b. Mathieson arrived in the cit
last night, He came to look after hi
. property interests; and his comm,
: served as a reminder to him that h
: once lived in busy city.
s Mrs. A. b Cummins was at home t.
Q a large company of ladies yesterday O.
{. which she royalty entertained tn
Birthday club. A three course lunch
con added to the afternoon enjoyment
Il d. P. Christianson made trip to tn
e big railroad bridge yesterday. He wen
'. into a caisson to make a flash ligt
e view, which he did On the way up h
g collapsed. He was hurried to th
IS top and taken to St. Mary's hospita
where he is slowly recovering.
! The Fair Play, published at Fol
Pierre, by Fred A. Mix, has been sol
: to Guy L. Hart. The Fair Play was
bright, newsy paper under the forme
management, and it is not apt to los
any of its aggressiveness under th
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