Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-18
L. Hengel arrived from the east to

4. Hengel arrived from the east to-
day.
+. w. Brambridge arrived home to-
day from Chicago.
Mrs. Ben s. Brown is recovering from
an attack Of quinsy.
DR.. w. c. Hull. veterinarian, arrived
today from Elkton,
Prof. j. f. Olander departed today
for his home at Bookings.
John Holm, merchant tailor, will
move to suitable room in the Lock
Hotel.
AN. Van Camp is in the city from
Highmore. Business called him to
Pierre.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harris arrived
home today from points in the eastern
part of the state.
Mrs II. w. Dayhoff returned yester-
day from visit to relatives in>sioux
Falls and Montrose.
Byron S. Payne shrewd limb Of the
law, went to Miller today to look, after
professional business.
w. &. Porter, acting United States
district attorney, was in Pierre today on
professional business.
A carload of wagons came in yester-
day for Binder & Borst, the fourth in
voice received since January.
A carload of fine cattle came in Sat
urday for DR.. Rozelle. The stock were
driven 10 his ranch near Lacey.
The Rebekahs held very interesting
and instructive meeting Wednesday
evening. Three new members were
added to the already large list.
DR.. G. J. Lavery has been appointed
by Governor Crawford, as "a delegate
to the American Anti Tuberculosis
league which meets in Newark, N. j.,
June LIST to 4th.
And it is getting warm again. Well
that is cheerful expression to utter at
this date of the year. Not particularly
out of date but just a little behind the
the times for the time of year.
Vermillion Plain Talk, IL: Milton
p. Goodner was among the visitors in
Vermillion the past week. We never
get tired of seeing Mlt. He is as wei
come as the flowers in May.
The supreme court admitted to prac-
tice on examination w. A. Hazel of
Aberdeen w. H. Pryor of Redfield
Warren Waggoner of Fort Pierre, and
H, G. Perry of Sioux Falls.
The annual grand lodge meeting Of
the Masonic order will be held in Lead
City in June. A great many delegates
from the east side will go to that city
by way of Pierre, and drive between
the two points not connected by rail-
f. e. Fagner brought the material
from Pierre last week with which tc
construct gas tank for his artesiar
we'll This adds another to the list OF
Sully county farmers who have solved
the heat and light problem Okobojt
Times.
| j. M. Logan, national bank examiner
made his first trip to Pierre on Frida,
Of last week. Before coming to thi!
state he was located in Texas, and gu
climate gave him chill. He can b.
likened to the lamb that is shy Of the
shears.
Captain Jensen and wife, and Lieu
tenant Martins, of the Salvation Arm
denomination, arrived yesterday
These people are nothing, if not enthus
iastic; they held a street meeting las
night and hope to build a house o
worship in Pierre.
Pierre capitalists have caused to b
incorporated the Capital City Cryst;
Water company, having a capital 0
$4,000. The company expect to bottl
spring and mineral waters. The incol
porators are w. G. Yates, w. II. Cast
ner, r. f. Kerr, Spencer Burt, Isas
Ouimet.
Stanley Felch, the noted comedian
! who is now with the sBeggar Primo
Opera Co." was with the Columbia o.
t era Co. when they visited Pierre tW
4 years ago. He is considered man
t the best comedian now travelling
a comic opera. No one can follow hi
thru an evenings performance and n
: laugh to their hearts content.
t S. G. Dewell returned home from
t business trip to Cheyenne agency We,
l. nesday. He says the late conferen
was largely attended by interested l
# dians. By vote of 1875 to 81 the Sio,
!. Indians decided to lease to the Ute
q dians four townships Of land at TO
: cents per acre. The tract leased is tt
northwest portion of the reservation.
!. South Dakota has 3117 miles of raj
road being $3.50 miles for each one hui
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