Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-15
A G. Brink is recovering from hi

u uOWH Win tne small pOX.
: E. NJ. Hegglund is putting in a bowl
ing alley under the Cozey restaurant.
Jerome Magivney, of the Sioux City
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Brisbine, Of
Yankton, are the guests of b. G. Nash.
Rev. and Mrs. John Askin are now
located in the new church
Miss Caroline Ferguson went to Lake
Preston Wednesday where she will Wis
it her parents.
Mrs. l. w. Cole and Jennie Mallory
went to Onida Saturday to spend few
days with friends.
Mrs. John Erickson arrived home
Friday from a two months visit to
friends in Detroit, Mich.
S. G. Dewell will go to Midland to-
morrow in the interest of the North
western Mutual Insur ance company.
Miss Myrtle Peterson, who has been
visiting friends here, returned to her
home at Balaton, Mimi, Wednesday.
Governor Crawford has appointed
John f. Blewitt of Madison, judge of
Lake county, vice j. H Williamson,
resigned.
Miss Mary Reisdorf, who has been
visiting with her friend, Miss Grace
Evans at Midland, returned home yes
terday.
Harry Beach, representative of the
Will A. Beach Printing Company of
Sioux Falls, was transacting business
here yesterday.
Mrs. L. w. Howey and children ar.
rived Friday from Carthage. S. D., for
a visit with Mrs. Howey's sisters, Mrs.
j. H. McCord and Bessie Morton.
Expert teachers instruct at the Sioux
Falls Business College, Sioux Falls,
S. D. Enter Sept. 3rd and get three
months tuition free, send for ca.alog.
Rt. Rev. f. F. johnson and Rev. H.
L. Russell are on a tour of inspection
in Stanley county. They hope to soon
organize church societies in all towns
in that county.
The Miller Press truthfully says:
clowns don't happen. Somebody
makes sem-usually bunch of some
bodies who decide to get together and
push things"
Rt. Rev. F.. F. Johnson, of Sioux
Falls, confirmed class Of five in the
Episcopal church Sunday. During Rev
Johnson's stay in the city he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Burke.
The early pioneers in the vicinity OF
Okobojo will meet in reunion on Fri
day of next week. Good speakers
long program of sports and many
things good to eat are the attractions
Francis b. Daniels, of the American
Express company, began today to
establish the business of that company
on the new line between Pierre an6
Rapid City. The Free Press forward
ed package No. over the new line.
Late yesterday afternoon this local.
ty was visited by heavy fall of rail-
said to have been the greatest down
pour in the history Of Pierre. Waite
flowed through the streets and 70
sometime pedestrians moved abou
with much difficulty.
The amount of milk received il
Pierre for the Fort Pierre creamery
kaily increasing, and big profit is GO
ing down into the pockets of the ship
pers This is as it should be. Sellin
milk to creamery is like selling tn
farm by the hundred pounds.
M. B. Hastings made G trip into tn
western portion of Stanley county thi
week and reports heavy growth Q
vegetation such, he declares, as i
seldom seen by typical globe trotter
He also says that inhabitants are de
lighted over prospects ahead for tina
locality.
j A state bank.is to be established a
Quinn, one Of the new towns in Per
nington county on the Northwestern
extension. 1t is to be known .as til
! First State bank, and is capitalized q
, 5000. The incorporators arc J. I
Armstrong, Of Rushville, Neb, and
A. Porter and E. S. johnson of Quinn
!, To meet the needs of the new exte1
sion of the Northwestern railroad
new division has been created to 81
tend from this city to Rapid City.
I. Dixie, the engineer in charge of con
7 struction on the new line, has been SO
ected as superintendent Of the new d
vision, with heaquarters at Pierre.
!, Although it is the busiest time Of Il
year and time when it would be OK
pected that travel would be light ives
the trains keep bringing in large nun
bers Of people every day, and especial
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