Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-08
Chas. L. Hyde 10 On route homo from

Chas. i. Hyde 10 On route home from
Seattle.
Mrs. N. Newbanks is reported serions.
" VI today.
Mrs. Dotterwick of HardinRrovs IL
visiting in the city.
Congested traffic delayed the afternoon
passenger today.
DR.. and Mrs. Isenberg returned Sat.
urday from Minneapolis.
John Rea shipped 3 carload Of horses
to North Dakota last week.
Rapid City is to hold jubilee festi,
val on September 5, 8 aud Z.
The Cemetery Water Committee will
serve ice cream next Thursday at the
band stand.
Mrs, G. W. Long of Moquoketa, Ia,
is visitor in the city and is the guest
of Mrs. w. H. Palmer.
J. F. Hyde, father of Chas, L. Hyde,
closed his visit here Friday, leaving for
his home at Lincoln, III.
CT. Dyke, chief engineer for the
North Western company, made q trip
to Rapid City last week.
John Hirning, state auditor, went to
Emery, yesterday, after adjournment
of the board of equalization.
Miss Ethel Jsynes arrived Thursday
night from Chicago ON . visit to her
brother, G. HI. Jaynes aud family:
A thermometer registed yesterday
at 90 degrees. Today the m ark ia not
quite so high, being 50 degrees only.
Huron is going after the proposed
Oddfellow Home. It would be a
splendid thing for any city to capture.
Prof. Geo. w. Nash, president Of the
Northern State Normal, passed Sunday
with his family and friends In this city.
Merchant Mallery is unpacking a
splendid line of new goods. The up.
to-dateness of his stock cannot be
questioned.
Rev. DR.. King of Sioux Falls, cores
ponding secretary of the state organi-
cation, filled the pulpit at the church
in this city Sun day
Steve Bowen arrived home Saturday
from Hot Strings, Ark, where he went
two months ago to secure relief from
rhumatism. He is himself again.
Henry Hoffman, who resided here in
the SOS, was in the city Saturday. His
trip to Pierre at this time served as q
reminder that he once resided in a good
town.
Thursday evening at the Methodist
parsonage, Rex. S. Loveall unised in
marriage, Miss Blanche b. Philip of
Midland and Mr.. Richard w. Munson
of Nowlin.
A. E. Whitney of DeGray was in
Pierre on Saturday. He reported an
abundant yield of grains in that local.
ity, and also reported that stock is in
fine condition.
A new threshing rig third-Wa as
pulled out of Pierre this morning. 1t
will be operated in Sully county; the
threshiug season Will begin in that Sec
! tion next week.
Marvin Hughitt, president of the
North Western syetem, and the best
friend Pierre ever had, arrived from
the west Friday. After short stay
he departed for the east.
Fort Pierre Fairplay: ocotty Philip
has had the misfortune to lose two big
elk which he recently shipped in al
great expense and which died SHORTLY
after being taken to the buffalo pas
lures.
Memoirs of the former Pierre coun-
ty club are recognizing their golf club
and have laid out q 9-hole course or
tie fiat, near the old race track-on the
hill. The course is one and q hall
mile long.
Miss Mabel Davis, niece of Mr. an(
Mrs. Frank Crane. is in the city from
Chicago. Mrs. Augustine Davis
mother of Miss Davis, is expected {,
arrive here tonight from Chicago, on
visit to relatives.
4 Chief of Police Frank Core left thi
morning for Sioux City, where he vii
spend few days. Before returning h,
will 60 to Fort Dodge to visit his par
ents. W. D. Oldfield is acting as CHIEF
in Mr.. Cores place.
The total assessment OF the real an,
. personal property amounted to 1896,
1916, $3.50 an increase of $50 q2s, e40, 00o
The total valuation of all the corpor
ate property amounted to $3.50, GOO, 600.
90, an increase of $4,000, 10000, owe
last year.
Articles of Incorporation have beef
filed for the Merchants and Farmer
State Bank of Dsllas, with capital O
5000. The incorporators are Mathia
Guenthner Of Bridgewater, Christopl
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