Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-11
John E. Lockhart; he sells lands

H. M. Samuel is home from Illinois.
Graders are again at work on Pierre
street,
G. E. Granger was in the city yester-
day from Blunt.
Born; April 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Pond, son.
Chas. H. MCGOWAN returned today
from Miller, where business matters
called him.
Torrent; four rooms, suitable for light
Phone 1867.
Col. r. j. Woods, the veteran insur-
ance solicitor, arrived from Sioux Falls
last night.
The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church are mighty well
b. F. Hamil and wife of Harold pass.
ed Sunday in Pierre, returning to their
home Monday morning.
Mrs. A. j. Lane entertained large
company at her home Tuesday evening.
S. S. Ruble now occupies the new
storeroom opposite the Dakotan pub
fishing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Clifford returned
Tuesday from Miller, where they paid a
visit to friends.
W. H. Lane has been appointed to a
position on the State Board of Health
for period of five years.
G. M. Livingston reports inquiries for
land as growing stronger. He has a
long list of farm bargains.
". H. Checker made trip into the
western portion of Stanley county last
week, returning home Tuesday night.
A high wind prevailed yesterday.
The local weatherman is authority for
the statement that it blew mile a
minute.
State uperintendent Ustrud has an
nounced May 8 and 4 as dates for the
Eighth grade examination in counties
throughout the state.
Attorney George r. Krause arrived
today from Dell Rapids. He will argue
a case which will be taken up in the
supreme court on Saturday.
Warren, Coppage Il Co., who deal lib
orally in hardware, have an advertise
ment in the Free Press today. The
firm are located in the Hyde block.
Miss Hazel Whiting was called to DE
Smet on Friday by the illness of her
mother, who expired before Miss W hit
ing reached her parental household.
Railroad building on the Northwest.
ern extension to Rapid City is certainly
being pushed. Surveyors, graders and
tracklayers are all working overtime.
Peoples Tribune: The rush is now to
Philip, which has over thirty buildings,
and more contemplated, Three stages
make regular trips from Midland to
Philip and are loaded each time.
Saturday j. W. Mclaughlin took To
Be Iron Moccasin undian) to Sioux
Falls where he will be tried in the FEEDER.
al court He is charged with assault
and had been in jail here for some time.
The electors of the city will be asked
at the coming election to vote upon
the question of bond ISSUE 1t is
proposed to issue bonds in the sum of
$685. 900 to defray the expense of putting
in 6 sewerage system,
David Exc Of Byron township and
Miss Hattie Eddy Of Fergus Falls, were
united in marriage in this city April
Rev. A. S. Loveall, officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Exc will begin home life on the
ranch Of the groom in this county.
The team of buffalos, owned by RI
Yocum, will hereafter not be permitted
to be driven upon the streets. OF late
the team has run several wild dashes
and appear to want the right of wa!
with all the fury Of the American horse
The County Board of Commissioner,
adjourned Saturday after a busy week
The April meeting is an important on,
as the grist of business is much create
than comes up az any session. Hughe
county has thoroughly economical
Board of Commissio
! AS a lightning change artist tn
weatherman is entitled to a seat in tn
king-row. Last week the outdoor pc
destrian was sweltering in his shir
sleeves and the next day he was SILVER
ing. Since then rain and snow ha
fallen, it has been hot, cold, calm, wind
and cold.
4 DR.. G. ]. Layery was in the city o.
| Monday. He was on his way fror
Sioux City to his nome in Fort Pierr,
4, He went east a week ago to interest
company to build wooden mill in Fol
| Pierre. Mr.. Layery hustles for add
| ton enterprises for his town as but fe,
men do.
If people living on Mars hal thei