Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-07-18
Thos. Il. Ayres left for the east

lug elc Wo6k.
Miss Eta Logan went to Harold
Yesterday to -pay visit to friends
w. G. Hull arrived yesterday from
Elkton and went out to his claim.
Governor Crawford arrived today in
Pierre after an absence of several days.
The pototo crop is splendid That
which is good is neves too abundant.
I4u Lillibridge now fills an important
position in the North. Western freight
depot
Rev. D. d. smith left Saturday for
Minnesota, combining business with
pleasure.
Mail carriers as we'll as rural mail
men have been advanced in salary
since the first of the present month.
Six carloads of cattle we're shipped
from this point today. They we're
consigned to parties at Iowa City, Iowa.
Supreme court convened yesterday
and after attending to a few matters
of minor Importance, adjourned until
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morgan, of Fort
Pierre, mourn the death of a daughter,
aged years. "Those whom God loves
die young
Miss Elsie Hentzelman arrived yes
teraay from Davenport Ia, and will
remain until August She is guest of
Mrs. Gould.
Ten weeks tuition FREE to all who
enter Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato Mimi, Sept. g. Write for
particulars.
The local bar is largely representa- d
in Fort Pierre. The services OF Pierre
lawyers are being much sought, being at
the head OF the profession in this state.
Gettys & Hesse, builders who build
well, have been awarded the contract
to erect the proposed auditorium.
Building operations have commenced.
| Laborers are in great demand in
Pierre G. NJ. Livingstone, of the Local
employment agency, can put sixty men
to work at top wages.
| VIM. Fagner, one OF Sully county's
prosperous farmers, sold and delivered
40 head of horses in Pierre on Monday.
They were choice lot of equines and
were shipped to an Eastern market.
The Permanent Concrete Construc-
ton company expect to start their new
ditch digging machinery next week.
The work OF putting in the sewerage
system will not be permitted to lack Of
assistance.
Aberdeen News, 16: Governor and
Mrs. Coe L. Crawford arrived in the
city last evening and went to Huron
this morning. Governor Crawford
spoke yesterday at the Big Stone chau-
.auqua.
The criminal calendar in Stanley
county is lengthening. Maurice Moross
was sent to Jail Saturday, having de-
faulted in furnishing an appearance
bond. He is charged with the larceny
OF horse.
Judge (1affy, L. L. Stephens, Geo
Fay, John Erickson and tony Brig
noli were party of fishermen who
went down to Medicine creek Saturday
afternoon. A good catch was the re-
port of each.
| AT the close of the iisca! year, the
commissioner of public lands for South
Dakota had a fund of SIS ,24l, O24.u IN
der his control. 1t is growing fund
the sales of public land belonging tt
the state bring more and more money
as the years 60 by.
| The river is again almost up to the
highest mark of this year, showing 6
stage of nearly nine feet The late
heavy rains in this part of the state are
probably responsible for this father o.
rivers going on bender.
This Office has received a compli
mentary copy of a souvenir booklet o
views which has been published b,
Yankton College this year 1t is evi
dent that neither pains nor expens,
were spared in getting it up, and the
results work of genuine artist,
merit.
Sunday was Childrens Day with tn,
Congregational people. The exercise:
took place Of the regular morning ser
vice. The program was long and in
teresting throughout and its rendition
showed careful! study. Miss Grac,
Goodner had charge Of the music par
of the program.
Judge Boucher arrived here Tuesda,
afternoon and left Immediately for For
Pierre, where he convened a regula
term of the circuit court in Stanle
: county. The calendar there is lon
and loaded down with criminal cases
and il all cases are tried at this terri
or or3 a., nm M an + will MT ho hod ,,nt