Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-27
+. jacobson was homecoming
passenger Monday.

Cheyenne agency
VIM. Sommerside was in the city on
Monday from Harold.
Mrs. G. H. Ainsworth is visiting Kin
fax in Ashton, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. WATSON are home
from an extended trsp east.
The w. C. 7. U. will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Fentress.
II. A. Ustrud, state superintendent,
left this morning for Sioux Falls.
Ivan w. Goodner is in the east, where
important business matters called him.
Miss Tracy Bindel returned Monday
afternoon frem visit to friends in
Minneapolis.
Miss Ida p. Hatch went to Harold
today, in which locality she will visit
district schools.
The alumni of the Pierre high school
will hold banquet for the Seniors
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Libby Dunlap, sister of Mrs.
c. w. Rhorer, arrived Monday, on a
visit to relasives in the city.
Arrangements are all made for big
celebration July Fourth at Blunt, and
the inhabitants are in form to receive
all who attend.
Col and Mrs. e. F. Farr returned
Friday morning from Lead Col. Farr
reports towns in the Hills country as
wearing business air.
Governor Crawford has appointed
Leroy Leach or Tilford. as assistant
state engineer to assist in the work in
the western portion of the state
w. II. Caster has an injured member
| His left hand became too familiar with
cog wheel of the machinery used in
the Crystal Water company's plant.
The house Of commons has opened
fight on the house Of lords and we may
now look for the biggest display of
rutlled dignity ever put on exhibition.
Come and see the hypnotic perform
ances at the Opera House Saturday
evening. Both wonderful and laugh
able. This science will be thourghly
illustrated.
John Bibelheimer returned last night
from a trip to Madison where he at
tended the graduating exercises of the
| Normal school of which class his
brother was a member.
Rev. II. f. Gullixson, minister of the
| Zion English Lutheran church left
Tuesday morning for Albert Lea, Mimi
where he will attend the annual Synod
meeting of his denomination.
The ever glorious Fourth of July
will be fully twent -four hours long on
Virginia Creek, hear the agency. There
a big celebration is to be held; G. ii.
Burke will make the main address.
The weeds are about to take portions
OF the city. City authorities and private
individuals should get out their snick-
erness and go after EN-. 1t pays to
keep our town looking neat and tidy
H. E. Cutting H. l.. Wiggam and
James Holm returned this afternoon
from Aberdeen where they attended
the Grand Lodge of the Knights OF
Pythias. They report the session one
OF the most enjoyable ever held in the
state.
Since the warm days of summer hav,
come the grandhailing sign of joy, givel
with the first and second fingers of tn
right hand held aoft, is the pass wore
to regions of supreme bliss among tn
kids. Been sWimmin' yit? Gee! Tn
waters warm
Miss Emma Myers and George Nor
! gan we're married at Fort Pierre las
Saturday; Rev. c. Z. Green, officiating
The Free Press hopes their voyag
across the matrimonial sea will be al
tended by sunshine and fortune, wit
just enough "squall" to make life wort
, living.
The excursion last evening was n
small affair. A large barge, lighted b
!. electric lights, having ample floor spat
;, to permit dancing, good music and fir
weather attracted large number {
= people from the city. Boating is ce
. tain to be popular during the SUNNI,
months.
= Governor Crawford has granted
parole for Henry E. Rowland upon tt
;, unanimous vote of the Board of CORE
. ton and charities. Rowland is servin
h a sentence of one year and was sent u
. from Lake county, convicted Of Digam
half of his term having passed.
d Master George, year old son of M
q and Mrs. j. z. Erickson, sustained sci
@ ious injuries Tuesday morning viii
out at play, and in some manner VI
f known to his parents. Many team
y were hourly passing and it is though
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