Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-29
q. II. Ainsworth arrived home today

from Ashton.
Miss Marjorie Stoddard of Canning |
is visiting in the city.
! Mrs. Ed. Odemark is home from q
visit to friends in Howard.
Miss Neva Mars, of Flandreau, is
visiting in the city with friends.
Attorney c. E. DeLand has decided
to build brick building on Dakota
avenve.
Judge Garland will convene a regu-
lar term of the federal court at Dead
wood on Monday next.
E. H. Kruchten returned yesterday
morning to his home at Rock Rapids,
Ia, after short visit here.
Mrs c. II. Anderson left this morn
ing for Rapid City. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Isabel Durfee.
Miss Mary Lockhart, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, returned
to her home in Brookings today.
Material for the new Hyde block is
arriving by carloads. -Four carloads
of brick and one of lime came in Tues.
day.
The land seeker and public generally
are headed toward South Dakota.
Tuesday nights train was loaded to
the platform.
Miss Katherine Deutsch, recently
from Breckenridge, Mimi, has entered
upon clerkship in the uptown store
of j. E. Mallory.
The city schools open next week, and
the scholars will gladly give proper at
tention to the school bell, which has
been so still for months.
Builders have completed the auditor
ium and the same is to be formally
opened tomorrow night. Share in the
enjoyment of the occasion.
Miss Harriet Haney returned this
afternoon from Mitchell where she had
been to visit her brother, John Haney,
deputy postmaster in that city.
James Bagley, A. 1. Harlow, William
Harry, H. G. Green. prosperous Sully
county farmers, made large shipment
of stock from Pierre today.
In Pierre today wheat is worth S.
cents, barley 62 cents and oats 36 cents.
Every product the farmer has to sell
this year is buying stiff prices.
Do you know that the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi, is the
only great commercial school in the
Northwest Get their catalog.
Capt. Latta and wife are soon to take
their formal departure from Pierre, 60
ing to Barren Springs, Mich. Their go.
> ing away is regretted by all our people
w. D. Cantillon, assistant general
manager of the North Western system
arrived today from Chicago. He came
to note the progress made in railroad
! improvements about the city.
George Griffith of ohelbyville, iii.
was in the city this week in search of 6
farm location. He is we'll pleased will
lands east Of Pierre, and has about
decided to purchase 800 acre tract,
The Gordon Bennett theater com
pany are billed to give performance
at the Grand next Wednesday evening
) They present GA Royal Slave" Tn
; company is made up Of clever actors
az offer challenge Of $4,000 that
can 60 higher in hot air balloon tina
any other man in the United States
: Prof. w. E. Winterringer." AT Hyd
r. County Fair, Highmore, S. D., Sept. 4
SO.
On Saturday H. NJ. Straight will 6
d to Minneapolis. combining. bushes
l. with pleasure. During stay Of tw
k weeks he will take in the sights to t
J. seen at the state fair and goods buy
ing.
# A party of young ladies were enter
O tanned by the Misses Schubert at
d parcel shower for Miss Mae BAG
v whose nuptials, are approaching
q Dainty refreshments were served and
delightful time is reported.
- OF late the city has been quite orde
ly. During the week the police hav
- been unable to find anyone who needle
" attention. Police Judge Yarnell ha
a been bothered only by plain drunl
against whom the usual fine and trim
mings we're assessed.
- The bridge is going up as fast ;
N men can put it together. Iron
l. strung to the east pier, and the uprigl
"a parts are being raised. The bridge W
DO tested September Is, when che NOV
ment of trains over the structure wi
be permitted.
q Next Monday morning the dogs W
y be unclaimed, thegun cleaned, the Ri
: loaded with ammunition and the hun
= ers will start in on their annual can
paign Of defense against the prair