Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-08
LOCAL Lax COMICS

Mrs. Lu Lillibridge arrived home
Monday from Sisseton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis kehr are in Chi.
cago. They are goods buying
j. r. James of Scotland, this state, is
on visit to Dr. and Mrs. Brink.
The Stanley County Teachers Nor
NAL Institute is on this week at Fort
/ Pierre.
Division Superintendent Moulton
came in Monday in special car from
Huron.
Mrs. Claude Garner, Mr.. and Mrs, ii
L. Garner passed Sunday with friends
in Onida.
g. Damn and JsO. Strahan are in
Butte county in the interest of the
state land department..
1t lis annouced that suspender fac.
tory will be erected here, which ought
TO help the elevator generally.
Miss Gladys Bennett went to Ok obo
10 on Tuesday where she will pass the
week with friend, Miss Pearl Matter.
Prof. Edmond S. Meany of the Uni
versity of Washington at Seattle, is in
the city looking up educational mat
tiers.
Lyman county will hold fair at
Presho the second week in September,
and, it is certain to be big show of
products.
Mrs. L. E. Gaffy and sister, HMrs.
Warwick, We're east bound passengers
Tuesday, going to ST. Joseph's Island,
Lake Huron.
Pierre Monday. Among the load it is
carrying are a countless number of the
baldheaded gentry.
A. r. Whitney of De Grey S. D., was
in the city Saturday to transact some
business matters
Peace officers in all portions of the
state have been warned that an army
of crooks has followed the imported
harvest hands.
Rev. A. S. LoveaIl went to Philip
. last week where he assisted in the for
nation of both church and Sunday
school societies.
Rev. Oscar Tell was in the city Sat
urday from western Stanley county. In
all that section he reported heavy
1 growth of vegetation.
a John Holmes, son of Jonn A. Holmes,
I. now knight Of the grip, is here for a
4 months stay. John says he is glad to
get back to his first love.
L. a. Tommy, long a general dealer
in Onida, sold his stock Monday to L.
o. johnson and Benz Nelson. The.
stock invoiced 1921 900.
4 g. Nj. Livingstone drove to Onida on
Sunday where on Monday he procured
4 an abstract to a tract of land and af
fected sale of the same Tuesday.
Thomas Phillips was in the city Sun
day from his farm in the vicinity of the
Big Bend Saturday he was thrown
from horse, sustaining serious in
juries.
DR.. and Mrs. v II. Ruble departed
yesterday morning for the Pacific
northwest. If their plans are not in
terfered with they will not return until
October.
.
John Feiok, assistant in the office of
the secretary of state, returned Tues
day from Alpena. He says crops along
the route of his travel promise an album
dant yield
Mrs. j. L. Lockhart and daughter,
Margaret, returned Saturday from a
visit OF month at points in the eastern
part of the state. They were accom-
panied by niece, Miss Mary Lockhart
of Bookings.
4. Z. Nichol, brother in-law of Frank
Hits, arrived here Tuesday from
Lead. He came over the North West
ern line, and departed yesterday for
Milbank, He says that the butt end of
business boom has hit the Hills conn-
try.
This year gives promise of being a
good one for the chicken hunter. There
are plenty of young chickens. The
focks do not seem to run evenly this
year with regard to size some being
able to fly while others appear to have
just been Matched.
Col. Thos. M. Goddard, comm and ant
of State Soldiers Home located at Hot
Springs, was in the city Monday. Col
Goddard was for many years RESENT
OF Sully county. He lis succeeding well
II in the management of that institution;
q He was accompanied by his daughter
s& Miss lola Goddard.
The Hughes County Teachers, In
Il stitute will convene one week session
4 at the High school building in this city
III on Auoust g. A competent corps OF