Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-25

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II Nj. Straight left Tuesday evening
for Aberdeen; returning today.
Mrs. E. f. Clifford enjoyed visit
this week, with her father, Frank My
ers, of Miller.
Do what his excellency Coe | Craw-
ford says, and get ready TO plant tree
and plant it Friday.
Mrs. A. b. Nelson visited this week
many local lodges in the interests of the
Degree of Honor.
The little friends of Josephine Heit-
zelman gave hera pleasant surprise on
Wednesday evening.
Major j. A. Picker OF Faulkton, was
in the city Wednesday. Business
called him to this city.
Mrs, Will Glaspy, who has been at the
hospital with her sick baby, left Tues
day for her home at Blunt.
Insurance Commissioner Basford re-
turned this afternoon from a business
trip to Huron and Redheld.
Judge Boucher opened term of the
circuit court in Sully county on Mon
dao. The calendar is not long
Miss Grace Evans is visiting her pa
rents at Midland Miss Dorothy White
is helping in the music store in her alb,
sence.
G. NJ. Livingstone drove to Sully
county Wednesday and closed the sale
of 100 acres of land Mrs. Libby of
Sioux City was the purchaser.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Loveall arrived
Monday from Freeport, H., to visit
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. Loveall,
and brother bert Loveall and family.
Miss Ethel Brink left Tuesday to be
with her mother who is at Lacrosse,
Wis 1t is expected that Mrs. Brink
will soon be able to return to her home
in this city.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
be entertained at the home OF Mrs. y
w. March, Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. A program will be given and
lunch served.
Attorneys John Sutherland, H. r.
Horner and j. f. Hughes of this city
left for Gnida on Monday, each looking
after the interests of clients in the cir
cult court for Sully county.
Many of the old timers among the
range stockmen, who have for twenty
years decried the western country as
worthless for agricultural purposes, are
now engaged in opening farms.-Dako,
tan
The churches of this city will hold a
union meeting at the Baptist church
next Sunday evening at eight O'Clock,
at which time Quincy Lee Morrow, the
prohibition evangelist, will deliver the
address.
| Dr. Stevenson the well-known eye ear
nose and throat specialist of Sioux
Falls and assistant will be in Pierre
Thursday, May 9th to p M. Friday
May 10th, at Locke Hotel Glasses also
fitted correctly.
Calvin Bradstreet, cousin Of the writ
er, arrived here from Sioux City on
Tuesday, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Flora. This morning they ex-
tended their journey to Harding Grove
in which locality Mr.. Bradstreet has
interests
Bonsey, the restaurauteur, is enjoying
a trade second to no man in this state
engaged in that branch of business. His
customers daily run into hundreds, ano
he permits none to go away dlsplea sed
! "Once a customer, always customer,
applies in strong terms to Bonsey'
popular place of business.
! 1t Will be a startling surprise to man,
men to walk into saloon bye and-by,
and read on the labels of a bottle thu
names Of the stuff in the liquor tina
has been called whisky" Tha t is t
be our privilege. however, according t
a decision of government authoritorie
in constituting the pure food law.
The privilege of having fruit an
vegetables crisp and fresh is sufficlen
compensation for all the work involve
in the maintenance Of the home garden
Produced in this manner, the quality
not only the best, but one does not hav
to skimp and economic in the quantit,
, j. E. Mallery, an extensive dealer j
| general merchandise has an advertise
mentin the Free Press today. He is
trade hustler and in his stores you wi
find a complete assortment in all line
He is liberal dealer-one who is full
satisfied with small profits and his raj
idly increasing trade bears evidence I
this fact.
! Threshing machines are dividin
) with seeding operations the attentio