Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-21
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EtculSluz u4SOAy.
George Mcclure was in the city We'd
nesday from Grindstone. rvs 81
j, N. Mnldoon, Of ! Yankton, was a
visitor III the city today.
Claude Garner and wife pas sed Sur
day with friends in Onida.
l. M. Dotson returned from a bust
ness trip at Philip Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, W. Stewart are re
joicing over the arrival of a son.
Gaffy & Stevens expect to move their
Office in the Hilger block Saturday.
j. Il. Giddings came in from Wendte &
today to transact business matters.
F. j.. ShepI ard and G.. H, Reddon.
are Mitchell visitors in the city today.
Contractor Olson of saltwater, Mimi,
arrived here Monday to. transact some
business matters.
Auditor Hirning left this morning
for the northern part OF the state IN
business matters.
F. w cambridge, who has been Wis
iting at Chicago, returned here today
on the afternoon train
d. G. Kicker, who was at Sioux Falls
to attend the Leyinger funeral, re.
turned home Wednesday.
Andrew Nelson of eastern Snlly,
shipped four car loads of beef cattle to
the Chicago market Saturday.
Mrs. F. A. Brink, who has been Wis
iting at the home of her brother at
Yankton, returned home Tuesday.
Clarence Lake and Charles Wan
baugh, who have been hunting in the
Black Hills, returned home yesterday.
Confronted with the alternative of
going to work or starving, the Utes
must feel more than ever like tramps.
Mrs. Albert Hegglund was taken to
the hospital the first Of the week for
blood poisoning, caused by silver in
her finger.
Miss Maude Seneschal and Mr. Holt
day, both Of Fort Pierre, were married
at that place by Father Murphy Tues
day evening.
Mrs. B. E. Campbell arrived here to-
day from Redfeld on short visit to
friends here before going to California
to make here future home.
Col. H M. Creel of the governments
agriculture department, is down from
Devils Lake, N. D, on business con.
nected with the department..
The Minnehaha Bar Association will
push the charges against Attorney
Egan in the O'Grady case. Proceed
ings will be instituted before Judge
Jones.
The capitol commission at its meet
ing Wednesday decided to raise the
foundation of the building two feet to
bring the main structure up to point
i where there would be better drainage
i. The Fairbank fur traders shipped
over one thousand dollars worth of
furs last Monday. The shipment con-
sisted principally of beaver skins
which had been purchased from the In.
dians.
| j. A. Seaton, of Brookings, Jason E.
Payne of Vermillion and John e
| Aaseth of Gayville were appointed
Tuesday by Governor Crawford to act
as delegates to the National Drainage
Congress which will meet at Baltimore
Maryland, on Nov. 25 1921.
The legislative manual or blue bool
for the year 1907 has been completed
and has been sent to the different stat,
officers for distribution under the pro.
visions of tire law. The book is a gen
eTal political review of the territor,
> and state from the organization.
Last evening, Rev. A. S. Loveall un
lifted in marriage William z. Shaun o
) Manila, and Miss Ollie Brandon of Les
. II lie. The service which bound the con
5 tracing parties in wedlock took plac
at the parsonage in this city. The Ere
, Press hopes that every day of thei
a Hives will be jeweled with a joy.
The local train service between Pierr
t and Fort Pierre will have g &c. Whic
will carry teams animals or freight tn
g same as boats now do. The car vii
( load at Reed street in Pierre and Fonrt
i avenue in Fort Pierre. This will enabl
8 a man to take his team across the sam
as on boat. only quicker and handle
as the landing is just west of the depo
!. The county commissioners of Wa
u worth county has granted but enc So
. loon license in each of the new town
along the Minneapolis and st. Lou
j railroad; thus exercising a discretion
/ to the needs Of the several commun
j ties. There is talk of mandamus pre
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