Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-02
LOCAL LACONICS

Mrs. III Eckert OF BlunC VlSlGeu
Pierre friends this week.
Mrs. Levi Squirting, of Leslie, visited
this week with Pierre friends.
Robert LamIey EA.Hras in from Fielder
the first Of the week, on business.
Col. r. w. Stewart and wife have
gone to California for tour of the
coast country.
Mrs. Dan Glennon came out from
Huron to spend Sunday with her hus.
band in this city.
G. NJ. Livingstone has placed On sale
a long list of desirable farm lands in
Sully county.
Those snowbanks in North Dakota
and Texas make it disagreeaDle here
in South Dakota
Scotty Phillips is in Texas, from
which state he will ship to Pierre a
large number of stock cattle.
No matter what his rank or position
may be, the lover of books is the richest
and happiest of the children of men.
John E. Warnson arrived Saturday
night from St Paul, to accept a posi-
ton in the studio of N. p. Christianson
Mrs. f. l.. Fuller, of the Riverview,
is suffering from sprained ankle
caused by tripping over piece of
wire.
No services we're held in the Congre-
gational church Sunday, owing to the
removing and remodeling of the
church.
The pleasant weather of the past few
days has given the lovers of the game
of lawn tennis an opportunity to chase
the ball.
Commissioner Henry Esslebrugge, of
Sully county was called to Missouri the
last of the week, by the news of the
death Of a brother.
Two hundred emigrant cars are a
good many, but that number was pulled
into Pierre, over the G. e. N. W during
the month of April.
Friends Of Miss Jeanette Burgette
will be glad to know that her mother,
who has been very i'll at their home in
Aberdeen, is improving
A baby boy was born Sunday night,
to Mr.. and Mrs. b.. NJ. Lister of Onida,
at the st. Mary's hospital, in this city
Mother and babe are both getting along
finely. 81
Professors Cole and Wheaton of the
Brookings college were in the city the
first of the week, enroute to the country
west Of the river, where they intend
locating an -experiment station, similar
to the one at Highmore.
1t is reported that the Kianchi bakery
building has beeu sold to [. M. Dotson
and will be moved about May LIST to
lots west of the Locke. AS soon as the
site is cleared work will be commenced
on the Ewert block.
Quincy Lee Morrow, the secretary Of
the prohibition movement in this state
spoke Sunday evening to union con
gregation. A goodly number were
present and the speaker spoke with his
usual earnestness and forcefulness.
Don't let the spring go by without
planting something that will be per
manent. Teach children to each plan
a tree and care for it, Tell them thu
value of trees, not only commercially
but for comfort, beauty and health.
Edward S. Poppie and Bessie " Bell
both of Hayes, were married Monda
morning at the Methodist parsonage
Rev. Loveall performed the ceremony
The young couple left on the after
noon train for an eastern trip. The
will make their home OF Hayes.
The Kadoka State Bank is among tn
latest to take out articles of incorpors
ton. Capital stock, $500. Anon
the incorporators are l.. d. Turner, I
A. Craven of Interior, f. II. Maye
of Chamberlain and Frank j Robinson
Kadoka
S. S. Ruble returned Monday nigf
from Mitchell, where he had been in a
tendance at the tenth annual CONVEX
ton of the South Dakota funeral d
rectors association. 1t was decided
hold the convention of 1908 at Lea
this state
Governor Crawford delivered an &C
dress, Monday, at Bonesteel, Gregol
county. He was the principal speak
at the annual anniversary exercises he
to commemorate the opening OF Il
reservation lands. The governor sa
the exercises were attended by larl
concourse Of people.
A representative Of the Northweste
company says that it is the intention
officials to plat an industrial additi'
in the vicinity of the company's shol
apd that n ua|liup lots will be offered