Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-07-04
LOCAL IACONICS
Judge Haney Grated at Woolsey

Judge Haney grated at Woolsey.
A fall Of rain Monday morning was
a welcome visitant to this locality.
Free farrell you attend Markato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi. Write
for particulars.
Mrs. G. H. Ainswortfi arrived home
Wednesday from Ashton, where she
paid visit to friends.
MI aud Mrs. 4. T. Baker and Miss
Hazel returned to their home at Blunt
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lake and Miss
Dora Logan left Wednesday for a
weeks stay at Lake Poinsett
Miss Tracy Bindel went down to
Highmore Wednesday afternoon to
spend few days with friends.
Editor Stoner of the Highmore Her
aid was in the city Tuesday, on bust
ness connected with the United States
land Office.
The Misses Fairfax arrived Wednas.
day afternoon from Minneapolis for
visit at the home of their uncle, Mr.. b.
A. Cummins
Mrs. Louis Kehr returned Wednesday
from weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
M. j. Schubert, who is residing on
claim at ''Sunnyside."
The Missouri river showed stage OF
almost seven feet Sunday. That stage
at this city means several more in the
vicinity of Sioux City,
On Monday Governor Crawford par
doned Theodore Keohn, who was
sentenced for ten months from Roberts
county on charge of Keeping house
of i'll fame.
In localities weeds are about to take
the city. Authorities and individuals
should get out their snickersnees and go
after 'em. 1t pays to keep our city
looking neat and tidy
w. A. Centre, carpenter, working
at Philip Is miles west of here, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself
Monday. The authorities Of Stanley
county are investigating, but the cause
of the act has not yet been learned
Few offenders paid fines this week.
Pierre has alert policemen, police
judge who was never known to finch
and the school board can make good
use of the fines, SO have no hesitancy
in coming to Pierre to do your fighting.
Colonel r. w. Stewart, commanding
the Fourth Infantry, South Dakota
National Guard, having rendered his
resignation to take effect July 1, 1907,
Brigadier, General G.. III. Englesby,
Adjutant General, will assume the
duties of commanding officer Of the
Fourth Infantry, pending the selection
of d successor.
J.B. Binder left Wednesday morn
ing with his automobile to take ex.
Congressman Burke to Virgin Greek,
OH the agency, where a patriotic and
largely attended celebration was held.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Burke,
Miss Ludlow and Walter Burke. c. II.
Burke was the principal speaker, and
his address was purely original, full of
patriotism and good cheer; in brief, the
right kind of Fourth Of July address.
The people who are starting the new
town of Cottonwood, on the North
western extension west from this city,
while not yet even organized as town
believe in the gospel Of push, and have
organized commercial club to set
forth their advantages to the people of
\ the world. They have incorporated
Nthe!r club and the officials are Stephen
h Olson, Adam Hilsinger and M. L.
i Hickman.
The Pawanee Bill show came and
VI went with the first day of the week, and
every young American who could
scrape together the price turned aero
bat and mid air performer, and patel
familas, remembering the effect it once
had on so stad a person as even yonr.
self, is inclined to smile at the youth
full endeavors. Knowing that time
will send them to the jank heap the
efforts, not the boys. The show was
fully up to the reputation of the veter
an Snowman.
Pacing mile in better than 2:25
without peoples, driver Of sulky, joe
Joket, "klng of harness. is bound to
prove big attraction at She state fail
in Huron next September, from the 9th
to the 18th The state fair manage
ment has secured this wonderful little
horse at considerable expense believing
that he will be drawing card. Jot
Joker not only PAGES alone without {
driver but races against another horse
Mary Adelaide, time 2:l411a, racing {
mile heat at each performance.
OIL. Olson, of saltwater, Minnesota
is in the city in conference with th,