Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-12
Mrs. W. D. Nelson went to Huron

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from visit to New England.
I. w. Goodner and family went to
Huron Monday in their auto.
John Hayes departed the latter part
of last week for Minneapolis.
The Great Sousa and his band at the
Mitchell Corn Palace, Sept. % -28.
III. NJ. Straight returned home yester-
day from business trip to the twin
cities.
Mrs. Bonsey and sons returned We'd
nesday from two weeks visit at Get
tysburg.
T. G. Brown and family left Wednes-
day for Belle Fourche where they will
make their future home.
Il. b. Holmes, of Bancroft, S. D, ar
rived in the city Tuesday to visit his
brother, City Attorney Holmes.
Chas Penfeld purchased the Herman
Schroeder dwelling property yesterday.
The price paid was So. 800, cash.
Ask former M. G. q. students. They
will advise you to attend Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi.
Miss Blanche Runyon, who has been
the guest of the Misses Dickey, returned
to her home at St. Paul Wednesday.
Mrs. f. Durfee, of Kankakee, ILL.,,
who has been visiting in the city for
fome time, returned home Tuesday.
3. G. Kindley and wife returned from
Deadwood Monday night where Mr..
kindley was one of the petit jurors.
Secretary of State Wipf, E. A. PIatts
and Land Commissioner Dokken went
to Huron yesterday to take in the fair.
Will am Askin arrived in the city
Wednesday from Crossett Neb., for a
visit with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Askin.
Mrs. j c. Wild and children depart
ed Wednesday for Mitchell for few
days visit with friends, enroute to
points in Iowa and Nebraska.
| John Hilger, son Of j. D. Hilger ar
rived from st. Paul Wednesday. Mr..
Hilger graduated from the Minnesota
law school and is home on a short
vacation.
| Bob Yokum returned from the Black
| Hills Monday night. He has made ar
rangements to have the Sturgis and
Philis ball teams play every day during
the Gas Expo.
Duck hunting in southern Sully coun
ty is not so fruitful and rosy as it has
been painted We are acquainted with
a couple of fellows who were in that
locality Tuesday.
Robert Hutchinson and family OF
Pennsylvania, left for their home Mon
day after two weeks visit with his
brother and sister, Ulrey and Hutchi
son of East Pierre. Miss Dorothy
Hutchinson accompanying them as far
as Mankato, MINI, where she will at
tend college.
!, The body of James II. Center was
brought here Wednesday from his
claim near the Phoeba post office. His
death occurred Monday afternoon.
The deceased was eighty-three years
old. Death was due to a general break
ing down of old age. The interment
will occur this afternoon in the River
side cemetery.
The Lyman Twins and their bi,
company in the funny musical comedy
The Yankee Drummers. A host O
pretty girls, funny comedians, cleve
dances, original novelties. Those fun
ny comedians, the Lyman Twins will
! their company will be here Thursday
.iSept. IL, at the Grand opera house
: Prices $1.OO, IS, so, IS.
Huronite: G. Fl. Burke, of Pierre
arrived in Huron Monday to confe
with the management of the Blacl
: Hills mineral exhibit with a view t
!. securing the exhibit for the Gas Bel
Exposition. We understand he wa
:. successful in his'efforts and that thi
3 magnificent exhibit will be one of tn
r attractions at the Gas Belt Exposition
A new mutual insurance company
promised for Pierre, to be known as tn
Bankers Club, if approved by the at
q torney general. 1t is proposed on tn
/ basis of an assessment life compan,
]; with graded premium, instead of tn
J; straight premium plan Of lodges. Th
>, parties signing the proposed article
are: w. E. Hatley, B. j. Binford, L. A
: Munson, J. G. Hatley, Tom G. McNa
9 NEE, j. T.. .Lockhart, j. e. Nipple.
= Three hundred thousand farmer
were represented at meeting in Chi
cago last week at which nlana wer
perfected for an international organ
q cation with membership, prosperity.
J. of three million. 1t will take in a
q farmers organizations and cemen
II them into body, which will establish