Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-22

Father O'Neili came in from here's.
lord today for q visit
Mrs. j. c. Leverngold visited at
Sioux Falls Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Kalder arrived here
from Woonsocket.
Judge Haney returned Tuesday
from short visit at Mitchell.
State Insurance Commissioner Bas2
ford came in from Redfield Monday.
Mrs. s. w. Bowman, who has been.
visiting in the city, returned to her
home at Ashton.
Capt. Joe Binder will return Saturday
from Kentucky, where business called
him two weeks ago.
!. Mrs. Kuchmstead departed Monday
for Appleton, Wis, for an extended
visit with her brother.
Mrs 10. Braden, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. c. II. Burke, returned to
Minneapolis Monday.
E. H. Kruchton and E. o. Miller, Of
Pomeroy, Iowa, arrived here Saturday
for visit with friends.
s Mrs. Waiter Rowe and children are
visiting relatives at Plankinton. They
expect to be gone month.
The Hughes county teachers will
meet in institute next Monday. The
session is for the week only.
R. L. Swinney arrived from Lear, 5.
d., Monday called here by the death of
his four months old daughter.
Prof. NJ. A. I.ange returned Satur-
day from Vermillion where he con-
Quoted institute for two weeks.
The four months old daughter of
Mrs. R. L. Swiney died of typhoid fever
at the hospital Eonday morning.
j L. Lockhart has on exhibition in
his Office splendid collection of grains
and grasses the best to be seen in this
state.
Asa Rush, of Flandreau, who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past week, intends to return home Sat.
urday.
w. P. Britton and Anna Hegelin
were united in marriage at Fort Pierre
yesterday. Rev. Green fead the mar
riage ritual
j. A. Ferguson and Carrie Sisson,
both of Mcclure, were joined in we'd
lock at Fort Pierre yesterday. Rev.
Green, officiating.
The Sioux Falls Brewing company
has decided to erect business block
in Pierre The Improvement will be
located on Dakota avenue.
Mrs. w. S. Matter was in the city
yesterday from Okobojo. She was &C
companied home by Misses Emma
Lewis and Malitta Brandhuber,
This has been a peculiar season
Is hardly day that does not bring re-
ports of bad storms. The Twin cities
caught q disastrous one last week.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, MINI, is placing more young
people on the road to success than any
other school Send for catalog.
Owners of threshing machines should
remember that the state law requires
them to put up bond or take out in
surance on the grain that they thresh
The department. of the G A. r. ha.
issued the final order relative to the ma
tienal encampment to be held the weel
of September 9, at Saratoga. Fare ant
one third has been secured.
Miss Vera Young and George Robert
son were married yesterday at tn,
home of Mrs. Charles Robertson o
Ft. Pierre. They left this morning 70
a short visit at Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. s. Guthrie, when driving dow
Pierre street today, the horse she wa
driving became frightened, overturnin
the vehicle. Mrs. Guthrie fell to tn
ground, sustaining slight bruises.
! Robert Checker !ef. today for Boston
Mass, where he will enter the Lelan
Powers School of Oratory, beginng tn
years course of study. He is brigh
young man, and we hope for him SUI
cessful collegiate career.
| OF the 1875 cases docketed for tn
coming session Of the district court i
Sioux City, 40 are applicants for di
| vorces. Sioux City has been q Ion,
/ time trying to extract the divorce mot
| from the eye of South Dakota.
Mrs. Kate Stewart, of 5Headrick, Ia
| died in this city yesterday at six o'cloc
at the age of twenty one years. Sh
came here week ago and expected t
locate on a claim west Of the river.
| F. A. Craft, state fire marshal, cam
in Tuesday from the western porto
| of the state, and lett yesterday for V 8
million. While in the Hills countl