Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-20

foTSer and Minnie Dorthy of Ute
are visiting relstives in this city.
Mrs. A. J. Lane and son, Howard,
have gone to Michigan to spend the
summer.
NO youth without catcher's glove
can expect to make an impression on
the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Nelson are er.
PERTAINING their son, O. L, Nelson and
family, from Minneapolis.
Miss Pearl Lindsay returned Monday
night from Sioux Falls, where she has
been attending All Saints school,
Mrs. Geo. March and daughter, Sybil,
have returned from Calf ornia and will
spend the summer in East Pierre.
Mrs. Il. Maher, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Tracy, has re.
turned to her home in Washington.
AS between aerial and submarine
navigation, in their present stage of
development, the prudent person still
prefers hooting it.
Mayor Albrighta and w. d. tombstone
have returned from Big Stone, where
they have been enjoying the fine fish
ing.
Mrs. A. c. Gunderson is resting very
comfortably at the hospital where she
underwent severe surgical operation,
Monday
Rev. II. l. Russell returned Saturday
night from Sioux Falls, where he went
to attend the commencement exercises
at All Saints school,
DR.. E. A. knights has closed his den
tai parlors in this city and returned to
Kankakee, Ill.,, where he has had fine
opening offered him.
Isaac OuimeJ, secretary of the bet.
Ting company in this city, returned to
WatertoWn Monday, where he will
make arrangements to bring his family
to Pierre to reside
Friends of Miss Ava Harrington
have received cards amounting her
marriage to George E. Miller, June l6,
at Mellette, S. d. The Free Press Joins
in congratulations.
Free instruction in practical library
methods will be given to a limited
number of South Dakota high school
and college graduates, under the di.
rection of Prof, Robert f. Kerr, during
the months Of July and August, begin
ming July 8, at the state library, Pierre
Make applications to Doane Robinson
librarian.
Corn is but trite backward for the
season but that does not determine BY
any means that this will not be gooo
corn season. July and August makes
the corn crop and if May and June has
furnished good stand the next two
months will do the rest. There is moi
so much difference in the time of ripen
ing between late and early planting.
Colone! Stewart, of Huron, solicitor
for the Northwestern railroad, has beef
promoted to position of legal advise
for the Standard oil trust. The colone
has done good work for the company
and always looked upon as a success.
full lobbyist, as a bright and shinin,
mark. Lawyers with the ability pos
sessed by Colonel Stewart are likely t.
be tempted into good places by the cor
porations.
Superintendent Levengood Of the In
dian school has returned from Chev
enne agency where he went to assist il
the inspection of a large number Q
dairy cattle which are to be Distribute
among the Indians, by the government
to teach them there is use for cattl
other than raising them for beef La
ter agricultural implements will be is
sued to those who evince disposition
to make use CT them.
At the approach of every Fourth Q
July there is always an earnest plea fo
q "sane Fourth" 1t does seem as
people, even the small boy, ought to b
able to celebrate without trying to XII
themselves with dangerous explosives
But in some things experience does nc
seem to teach wisdom, and we may &
we'll be prepared to read on the morn
ing after the Fourth long list {
killed and wounded that will look lik
the casualty list Of battle.
That it pays to be up on the bible
; evidenced by this experience of CAY
itol avenue wife: One of our citizen
who occasionally wipes the dishes fl
his wife, became tired Of the job an
refused, saying that lit is not man
work Not feeling disposed to 10!
his help, she brought the bible out
convince him of his error and read
3 follows from II Kings, 2l:l3 "And wi
: wipe Jerusalem as Il man wipeth dis
wiping it and turning it upside down
/ | IF 10 naadlass to saw that he ia still Il