Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-07-11
E. +. Gregg of Blunt is in the city.

E. +. Gregg of Blunt is in the city.
w. II. Cashier transacted business in
Huron on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Williams is guest of
friends in Rousseau.
Nashville tonight and tomorrow
night at the Grand.
New, home grown potatoes were on
the market yesterday.
R. Bunch, ranchman and farmer, is in
the city from Sully county.
S. r. Wallace of Miller was bidder
at the public sale of horses yesterday.
]. j. Jackley will go to Iowa in a few
days to visit the cold folks at home.'
Carl Falkenhagen, sheriff of sully
county, is attending the horse sale
today,
The unexpected has happened again.
The Missouri river has risen three feet
since Tuesday.
A. A. Baudreau arrived from Elmer
son, Neb., on Tuesday. He is land
holder in Stanley county.
O. G. Dokken, state land commissions
er, passed a greater part of last week at
WATERFOWL, where official duties called
him.
b. T. Farrell, travelling freight agent
for the North Western, was in the city
Tuesday night. He left for the east
Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Francis |. Hendry left
Friday for Minneapolis, from which
city they will extend their journey to
Cleveland, Ohio.
Howard Ellis of Centerville, brought
in 400 head of horses the first of the
week. Fully half OF tho number were
disposed Of at the sale Wednesday.
Mrs Winnie Wagner closed her visit
here Saturday, and left for her home in
Los Angeles. She was accompanied to
st. Paul by her mother, Mrs, Getz.
Judge Yarnel left for Chamberlain
on Monday morning, whittier he went to
look alter land matters in the depart.
ment of the United States land office.
q. M. Livingstone has nm exhibition
in his office a splendid collection of
grains gathered in Sully county on
Tuesday Rye stalks measure SO feet,
oats AZ, corn 2, wheat 81.
Huronite: w. A. Hedger, deputy
state auditor, passed through Huron
Thursday enroute to Yankton. He'd
ger is making arrangements to cut
these Yankton visits out. He has his
new home in Pierre nearly completed.
Governor Crawford has appointed
Leroy Leach, of ,Filford, Meade coun--
ty, to the position Of assistant state en-
gineer Of South Dakota for the term
beginning July l, 1907, and until his
successor has been appointed and quail
! fled.
There are some people who are very
careless about throwing old truck in
to the alleyWays. Such ones should be
taught Il little civic pride by modest
fine 1t is impossible for the authori
ties to keep places clean if people will
persist in such practice.
Chamberlain Register: John Haney
son of Judge Haney, arrived Saturday
evening from Mitchell to assist Posi-
master Ochener IN the office. Mr., Hsney
was assistant postmaster at Mitchell TO
five years and is thoroughly conversant
with the work.
The state superintendent of f public
instruction has decided upon The
following dates for the examination
Of teachers; August Is and Is, Sept
IL aud ID, October II and Is, and Nov
q and 25. All manuscripts will b
sent to Pierre for examination.
The wholesale grocery firm of t. L
Albright & Co. have filed new artlcl
of Incorporation, increasing the firm
capital to $1,00o,OOO. The incorporation
are: 2. f. Mcclure, l.. B. Albrigh
and l.. l., Stephens. The grocery bust
ness of the firm demanded an increas
of capital
Enough Strawberries on one stem t
almost half fill a quart box is unusus
even in prolific South Dakota, but Ere
!, Yontz was able to show Just such
growth last week. The largest of tn
berries We're as big around as an eg
and as delicious in flavor as strawbel
ries ever grow to be.
} AT the Board of Trade meeting Tue
day evening, by laws were adopte,
5 TIE executive committee of that bod
was, by resolution, made board {
directors, being @. FL. Burke, j.
Lockhart, j. /. Newell, A. w. Eve
and G. FL. Anderson. After discussin
plans of the proposed auditorium,
was decided to at once begin buildin
operations.
H On july 5th, Frank G.. Til]man a !,