Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-09
LOCAL LACONICS

The man with s. hoe will soon be in
evidence.
c. II. Burke went to Huron Tuesday
afternoon.
j. G. Eager returned Monday from
goods buying trip.
Frank Tillman fell from ladder
Friday and sustained light injuries.
Once more Hicks seems to be the
only man who knew it was.coming.
MisskAnne Billinghurst returned
Wednesday from her Minneapolis trip.
A great many people were in the city
shopping last Saturday. All roads lead
to Pierre.
The Five Hundred club gave cotil.
lion party, Wednesday evening IN the
Hyde Block.
Miss Anne Billingshurst left Monday
for minneapolis, where she will visit
with relatives.
The Huron Herald-Democrat is now
morning daily newspaper. 1t is a
bright, newsy paper.
Ivan w. Goodner returned Wednesday
from Eureka, whittier he was called on
professional business.
Chas. MCGOWAN, dealer in footwear,
will move his stock to the store room
now occupied by e. f. Clifford.
Sioux Falls is to have three new
church buildings. While every little
helps, the number is insufficient
Grindstone people have decided to
fly the eagle July 4th They expect to
fly the old bird above the hawks.
1t is carrying things too far when the
weather man works off in May lot of
the SHOWS that he had scheduled for
March.
Pierre residents are showing their
customary enterprise and pride,in their
city by planting great many trees
this spring.
Judge Boucher will convene term
of the circuit court in Pierre next Mon
day. The trial Of causes will be COM
menced Tuesday.
Miss Edith 7 arnell arrived from
Minneapolis on Wednesday to visit her
parents. She was accompanied by her
little niece, Doris Yarnell.
Mrs. L M. Warnoke, long resident
Of Sully county, died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Nels Anderson, at
Window, Mimi, on May 4th.
"Blendid whisky" is getting its inning
under the new pure food law. The
"blend" istfound to consist of pretty
much anything else than whiskey.
Emil r. Dickson and Eona May
Botsford were united in marriage Mon
day evening. The ceremony was per
formed at the NJ E. parsonage, Rev
Loveall officiating.
Miss b. L. Ludlow came from Wash
ington Friday and will spend the sum
mer here. Miss Ludlow will assist MI
Burke in his office work, having beef
his secretary while in congress.
Secretary Wipf has called a meeting
of the state board of pardons for tn
22nd Of this month, when all applica
tions which have been filed in his Off c.
will be considered by the board.
The fishing season opened last week
and judging from the amount of ap
paratus on sale there will be genera
exodus of fishermen. Big fish storie
and hard luck tales are due soon.
At meeting Of the city council
held Monday evening the following ap
pointments we're made: A. F. Core
chief of police; Oliver r. Dawson
night watch; John A. Holmes, city at
torney; Mr.. Mather, city engineer.
Several friends surprised Miss Sadi
Robinson Tuesday night in honor G
her birthday. After spending deligb
full evening, at late hour they too
their departure leaving behind them a
4 token Of their esteem a cut glas
berry DISH
At ali early hour Tuesday, Wilial
Smith, transient, notified the chief c
police that five men had held him u
and taken from his pockets about 50
Five transients, charged with the OF
Tense, we're Immediately arrested an
placed in Jail.
Little Hazel Erickson enterta inc
twenty six Of her little friends Satu
day afternoon in honor of her Mint
birthday The little folks had Il
most fun, with all their games and Il
good things to eat which had bee
made for hungry little boys and CIR
M. A. LANCE, director of the Natio
al Educational association for Sou
Dakota, has been notified that rour
trip rate of $50 will be made from 8