Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-29
Miss Nixon and Miss Elsie Dorothy
departed Tuesday for Rapid City.

lucky.
Miss Hilda Noren returned to Huron
Wednesday after q short visit at her}
home here.
Byron Glow, United States commits
sioner, located Sat Philip, was in the
city Tuesday.
Through railway mail service has
been established between Pierre and
Rapid. City.
L. NJ. Madsen arrived fro m st. Paul
Tuesday where he has been visiting for
the past three weeks
Arthur Copley went to II uron yester.
day where he will commence breaking
on the North Western road.
Representative John N. Ellerman of
Fairfax, ;awas in the city Tuesday, en-
route home from Rapid City.
John Latta. member of the county
board of commissioners, was in.the
city from Harold yesterday.
Miss Margaret Tarrant arrived from
Ba ncroft, Nebr., Wednesday and will
make Pierre her future home.
The barley crop of South Dakota is
turning out large in quantity, good in
quality and rich in financial reward.
Conductor John Higgins has been
transferred from the Redfield- Gettys-
burg run to the run from Huron to
Pierre.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Geo. l.. Fay
entertained from to Z O'Clock in honor
of Mrs. d windell, mother of Mrs. G. c.
Bennett.
Automobile accidents are daily oc-
currences. Ii this city they have all
other kinds of locomotion1 beat to q
finish.
The thresher is telling the story in
undeniabie statements of another great
small grain crop. The reports are the
ones that count.
Miss Della Shank is in from her
claim assisting in the Gas Belt & Alb
stract Company office during the
absence of Miss Nixon
| A large party of Crow Creek Indians
passed through town last week on their
way to an Episcopal convocation on
the Rosebud reservation.
T. M. Goddard and daughter, 10, de
parted Tuesday for their home at Hot
Springs after an extended visit
through EASTERN points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Cool arrived in
the city yesterday from Manitowoc
! Wis. Mr.. Cool will superintend the
decking of the bridge here.
"a splendid school, so say the stu
dents of the Sioux Falls Business Col
lege, Sioux Falls, 5. d. Enter now anc
get three months tuition free. SenC
for catalogue.
| Don't miss seeing Delain Bros. ir
their supreme comedy acrobatic &C
"When Ruben Comes to Tow NJ Non,
equal Hyde County Fair, Highmore
IS. D., Sept. 1856.
The local showers, predicted by tn,
J government weather for the week
failed to materialize, much to the disap
pointment of many who cast their eve
, upward in the hope of reward.
IL The resignation of E. P. Mather cit,
engineer, has been accepted and o. E
Stanley, assistant engineer under MI
Dixie in railroad construction work
! has been selected to succeed him.
The Pierre Golf club was organize
f Monday evening and elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Fran
t Crane; vice president, L. L. Schaff; sec
rotary and treasurer, E. c. Warren.
/. The Northwestern is thinking Q
8 running the Chicago train that goes t
{ Cakes as through train to Pierre an
Rapid City, thus making it necessar
r to put on a day train from Huron t
Cakes.
s Miss Hazel Bauman, who has bee
] visiting relatives at Cedar Rapids, la
returned home Monday night. ST.
8 was accompanied home by her brothe
f and his wife who will visit here for
short time.
el Tuesday afternoon Mrs. w. D. Ne
son entertained company of ladies
4 her home inshonor of Mrs. r. Lovea
, and Mrs. CARNEY. The party was
X form Of farewell reception to tt
ladies in whose honori the ladies a
: sembled
E. D. Stoddard's house at Cannir
# was totally destroyed.by fire sTuesds
- morning. The cause of the fire is I'll
:. known as yet and only small porto
i of the furniture was saved They 9,
IS pect to come to Pierre and make the
future home.
AL While few counties have not '
n reported, the number Of sets of pape
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