Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-13
LOCAL LACONICS

for the east.
A. G. Brink and daughter, Frances,
are at La Crosse Wis.
Az real musical comedy next Wed
nesday night, at the Grand.
Going away for the summer? Prob
ably the only way you can get it.
H A. Ustrud, state superintendent.
returned from Sioux Falls on Tuesday.
Jerry Carleton, deputy United States
marshal, is in attendance upon federal
court.
G. c. Hedger, father of Frank c.
Hedger, left yesterday for his home in
Aberdeen.
Mrs. M. Barber, of Warnecke is in
attendance at the w. G. II. u. held in
Blunt today.
Miss Mabel Hansen arrived home
yesterday from an extended visit with
friends in Huron
G. M, Livingstone drove to Suly
county yesterday with a party of farm
location hunters.
Mrs Abbie Shurtletf left Tuesday for
an extended visit with relatives in
Claremont, N. H.
II. G. Fuller, of the Supreme bench,
went to Milbank yesterday, combining
business with pleasure.
S. IL. Lea, state engineer, left today
for WatertoWn and points in the east
cru portion of the state.
Mrs e. j. Muckler left Friday for
Huron, from which place she will ex-
tend her visit to Iowa.
Mrs. Bishop, sister Of Mrs p. f. Nc
Clure, closed her visit in Pierre yester
day, and departed for New Y ork
DR.. III. l.. Rube arrived home from
Sioux Falls on Friday where he attend
ed the annual meeting or the State
Dental association.
Harry Morse and two sisters, Misses
Lou and Georgia returned home last
night from Upland, Ind, where they
spent the winter in school,
No you are not jeopardi2ing the
chance of good weather by saying that
it has been quite summary Of late.
Miss Ethel Langdell niece Of onr
popular townsmen, j. l.. Sutherland,
left Friday for her home at Edmond j,
Wis, after winterss stay in Pierre.
Mrs. Mcknight, who has been visit
ing here for the past three weeks with
her son, James, and her brother, Z. f.
Mcclure, left yesterday for her home in
Kansas.
f. G. Hedger let the contract for an
elegant seven room cottage which will
be erected on the corner Of Wynoka and
Grand avenue Gettys and Hess are
the builders.
Ben Blair who is locating many col
ored people at Fairbanks, was in Pierre
yesterday. He has thousand acres OF
growing crops, and stated they were
the best ever.
Lawyer M. Z. Goodner transacted
professional business in Sully county
the firstof the week. He says crops are
looking wonderfully promising along
his route Of travel.
Mrs. Florence Jetfries, Mrs. Grace
Boyd, Mrs John Holmes, Mrs. O
laFt thic Of
terneen to attend the district W. C. II
u. convention az Blunt.
A number of Indians arrived Tues
day from the Pine Ridge agency to at
tend the federal court. One Of The
most important cases is the trial of ell
low Boy, charged with the murder O
Brave Heart.
C. w Farnham, legal representa-,
tive Of the Minnesota insurance depart
ment, is in the city looking over securi
ties deposited with the insurance com
missioner by the Queen City compan!
of Sioux Falls.
Two intoxicated individuals went t
bed close to big tree near the passen
ger depot, at an early hour, Tuesda
morning. After some time one indig
nantly said: 81 shay, les go t nnsse
hotel. This leaksh."
Blunt has decided to be in the run
ming this year and proposes to celebrat
the Fourth in a glorious manner. Rel
resentative citizens and business me
are on the committees, and the atfai
will be sure enough hot number.
Howard Fuller, son of H. &. Fulle
will graduate from Yale law schoo
June q. His Pierre friends congratu
late him upon his successful collegia;
career. On July he will enter upo
the practice of his profession at Mil
bank.
Western Stanley county was vsite
by a binding rainstorm saturday afte
noon. RE downpour continued *