Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-13
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and

Mrs. j. c. Wild.
Atty Gen'l Clark spent sunday at
his home in Clark.
Cnas Levee of Ramona, this state,
bought tract of land in Sully county
last week
Clayton Yarnell went to Minneapolis
this afternoon to spend the summer
with relatives
Miss Dorothy Morse has returned
from Midland and resumed work in
the wholesale house.
Col and Mrs. E. p. Farr are at Lead
this week, in attendance at the Grand
lodge, A. F. and A. M.
Mrs r. j Hunt returned Friday from
Brookings, where she visited couple
of days with her daughter
Mrs. G.. J. Bach and little Ruth re-
turned Friday to their home at Hurley,
after pleasant visit with Pierre
friends
Prof. w. F. Dunlevy arrived in Pierre
today after having been at Harvard
the past year. He will visit Pierre
friends for couple of weeks.
W. L. Ross, formerly we'll known
cattle buyer on this market, was in the
city Monday en- route to Philip. Mr..
Ross is now located at Mansfield.
Mrs Harry Graham, of Top Bar who
recently underwent surgical opera
at the st. Mary's hospital in this city,
will return to her home the first of the
week.
II. r. Horner and l.. l.. Stephens are
spending this week fishing at Big Stone
lake. Mrs. Stephens and Earnest are
visiting with relatives and friends in
A berdeen.
Duncan Ferguson arrived today
from Ramona. He was accompanied
by F. w. Butts and VIM. Vallekitt,
who are about to invest largely in
Sully county lands,
E. p. Halland and Ole Spellbum, Of
Chicago, are at the Riverview. They
are looking the city over with view
to engage in the manufacture of brick
here: and have about decided to do so.
An enterprisng bachelor is building
"a dwelling. He told us he is now look
ing for a black haired cook and judg
i ing from what he said, meant it. Girls
filling the bill would do we'll to shine
around that part of town.
Friday night at the A. f. and A. NJ
lodge hall the Royal Arch degree was
conferred upon e. e. Senechal and +
S. Rowe Of Fort Pierre. AT the close
of the work all present repaired to the
Cozy restaurant where banquet was
enjoyed.
The friends of Miss Wlnifred Mead
have received invitations to the com
| mencement exercises of the Pomona
college, at Claremont, California. Miss
Mead has the hearty ngratulations OF
all Pierre friends upon her success il
her school work.
Mathieson & Ely have contracted tc
sell their liqnor business giving oot.tro
the first of July MI MathiesOn will
give his entire attention to his Virginia
quarries Mr.. and Mrs. Ely will take
an extended eastern trip. Mr.. ely Is as
yet undecided as to his future plans.
Clarence L. Eager is another PIER,
young person who graduates this year
Mr. Eager has completed the course
at the state university at Vermiliol
and will receive his diploma next week
Mrs j. G. Eager and Mildred expect /,
leave early in the week to attend th'
commencement exercises.
Thomas WATSON and Miss Belle sole
glad were united in marriage last even
ing at the home of the bride, on Paw
nee street, by Rev. f. 5. Gullixson. Tn
bride is we'll and favorably known i
. Pierre, and the groom has large circl
of friends who will join with the Ere
/. Press in extending congratulations.
Mrs. b. W. Witherspoca oe Hardil
grove is in the city today to make fins
proof on her claim. Carl Hood an
John LOBBY came in as witnesse
Mr.. Loobey was taken very i'll on h
way into town and upon his arriv
was taken to the hospital in this cit
where he will remain until he is bette
Mrs. John Latta was pleasantly su
!, prised Saturday evening at her home {
), Missouri avenue, by the members
!. w. r. c., the occasion being her brit
: day. Numerous gifts of linen al
: china were left as mementoes of Il
occasion. 1t was at late hour tn
> the guests said good night, with Il
usual wishes for many happy returns.
h Bob French, editor of the Minnecon
q Kicker, was held up by foot pt
n Wednesday night, two blocks east
+bo ctoto houca Whap tho diccinIo