Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-31

from Huron.
Dr. G. Perry of Vermont, is a guest
of [. w. Goodner.
G. S. Larimer was visitor in the city
today from Philip.
John G Stoner, editor of the Highmore
Herald, was in the city today
L. j Doyle of Miller, transacted
business matters here Wednesday,
Sam COPYRIGHT of Highmore, trans
acted business matters here today.
Dixie Troubadours" and "royland'
at the Opera House November o.
b. H. Spencer of Sioux Falls, num-
be red among the arrivals yesterday.
Mrs IL. G. Smith and daughter,
Kathleen, departed yesterday for Aber
deem.
Postoffice Inspector Collier was in the
city Tuesday, He departed for the
Hills yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne Stevens, who have
been visiting at the Black Hills, arrived
home Thursday.
DR.. G. M. Hollister LEFT yesterday for
a short stay at Rochester and other
Minnesota points.
Fl. Benion, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, ar
rived in the city today to look over his
land interests here.
VIM. J. Mundt, of the board of direc.
tors of the American Exchange Bank
is in the city from Seneca.
Miss Anna jacobson, who has been
working on the examining board, went
to her home at Canton today.
John Feiok, an assistant in the Of
flee of the secretary OF the state, re,
turned yesterday from Freeman.
A. A. Boudreau, who has been bed :
ridden during the past week of kidney
trouble, is reported mending today.
Cal Bradstreet lawyer, of Sioux City,
came in from the west last evening,
and left this morning for his home.
l.. l.. Stephens, G Il. Burke, VIM.
Little and ohm McCord returned today
from hunting trip at Lake Poinsett.
Mrs Nixon and daughter, Ethel, ar
rived Wednesday from Roy and intend
to take up their residence in East Pierre.
A. N. Chandler, former resident of
DeGrey, has purchased the &. w. Boil
sJer property and expects to make his
home here.
The finest musical show that has yet
visited Pierre will play here at the
opera house next Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Nov. 6 Z.
The Irish PaWnbrokers company en- =
tertained a large audience at the Grand
last night. The specialities were ex-
ceptionally fine.
j. 0. Strahan, &. G. Barney and j. G
Damn, of the state land department.
have gone to Trip county to look oyer
the state lands.
Hugh Jetfries, publisher of one of
the brightest and newsiest papers west
of the river, was in the city Wednes :
day from Fort Pierre.
The rush of prospective land buyers
to Pierre continues. The seating ca
pacity of west bound trains is taxed to
accommodate the crowds.
The Opportunity Club gave {. cotil
lion party at the auditorium on Tues
day evening. Many society people
shared in the enjoyments of the occa
sion.
Farmers in the west are in splendid
shape, financially speaking. South Da
kota could dump money into Wal
street to forever set aside the financial
uneasiness.
The long delayed fall rains seem tc
have struck the state. While the clouds
have not fully opened their windows
to let the water out, il seems to bt
leaking.
Every man and woman with an in
come, no matter how small, ought u
have a savings bank account. 1t il
blind folly for people who have moder-
ate incomes to say it is impossible TO
them to save anything, They declar,
| themselves
CA. Padley, general land agent of tn,
Milwaukee road, is arranging to maxi
the final preparations for the sale o
lots at the Caputa, Farmingdale, Ores
ton, Interior and Weta townsites.
| More than 300 carloads of live stool
passed here Over the Chicago & North
Western line for eastern markets Sat
urday. The whole lot was about equal
ly divided between Omaha, Sioux Cit
and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. RolIin c. Smith of Pitts
ford, Vermont, arrived last nigh t 70
an extended visit with their daugn tiers