Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-06
e. F, Clifford is building dwelling

| James Sebree is able to be about
again after his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane arrived
home last week from Chicago.
With new houses going up in every
part of the city, there is not residence
for rent.
John Sutherland drove to Onida last
| week. where he was called to look
after the interests of cl;ent, III the
county court.
G. H, Burke will return tomorrow
from New York. His daughters,
Misses Grace and Bessie will accomp-
any him to Pierre,
Clarence Willoughby arrived Tues
day from Minneapolis, OIL visit to his
mother and sisters. He will return to
Minneapolis next Monday,
Miss Aurel Dckey is visiting friends
at Yankton. She will attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Yankton
college, of which she is a graduate
Editor Pratt of Elkton has been ap-
pointed pu blisher of the South Dakota
| Workman, the official paper of the A.
0. U. w. An honor worthily bestow-
ed.
A. j. Schunk, Sam Hanson, Frank
Hits and Verne Blanchard left for
Brookings to-day. The carnival OF
sports to be held tomorrow, was the at
traction.
| E z. and Mrs. Farr, Mr.. Wheelon,
Mesdames Thomas Brown and Emmett
Cole arrived home today from Huron,
where they attended the encampment
of the boys of 81.
While crossing Plum creek yester-
day, en- route to Pierre, Charlie Graul
killed rattlesnake. The serpent
tried to brighten Charlie by shaking
twenty nine rattles.
Judge Gaify was summoned to Ord,
Neb., last Friday by a telegram an
nouncing the death of an uncle, D. G.
Bailey. 1t is expected that Mr.. Gaffy
will return home tomorrow.
The Catholic church is undergoing a
general repair both inside and out A
new steel ceiling is being put on and it
is being reshingled, all of which will
Iadd greatly to it's appearance
This morning in the yard CT Mrs. H.
r. Davis, Mrs. Jones and Miss Lenona
| David killed rattle snake which when
measured was found to be three feet
and six inches long, with nine rattles.
j. E. Nipple has been chosen repre-
sentative of the local chapter to the
grand lodge, A. f. and A. M. session to
be held at Lead, next week. George
Philip will represent the local lodge of
Fort Pierre.
The poet who wrote, eff you're wax.
ing call me early" lived in country
where they celebrated the Glorious
Fourth. But had frecrackers been
used when George Washington was q
boy, this country might never have had
father.
Misses Martha and Paulina Suther-
land have returned home from Sioux
Falls, where they attended college the
past year. They have made satisfac-
tory advancement, which will be cheer
fully received by their many friends in
the city.
! w. N. Mitchell, president of the
Georgia Commission who made all ar
arrangements for President Roosevelts
Jamestown trip, presented him with a
plate of pure Georgia gold, last Mon
day. The plate contains % ounces of
pure gold and is worth $500, and con .
tains picture of the presidents
mother.
i John Feiok, one of the employees of
the secretary of state, and Miss Chris
tine Aisenbrey were recently married
at Alpena, and reached Pierre Friday
might Mr.. Feiok has purchased a resi-
dence in Pierre and expects to make
this city his home. The Free Press
Iextends congratulations.
| A dancing party was given in the
Hyde hall Saturday evening, in honor
of Miss Eva Horner, who has been the
Iguest of her uncle, H. r. Horner fol
several months. About thirty young
people were present. Misses Helen
Binford and Eula McCord served re-
Ifreshments. The occasion was most
delightful one
i Sheriff Huston, of Fort Pierre, re
turned from Benson, Arizona where he
went hoping to find the murderer OF
Frank Linder, without his man. Wore
reached here that the man, Harry
Brooks, was being held at that place
but, when Sheriff Huston reached that
lpoint he found it was case of mis-
, taken identity, and the murderer is still
at large.
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