Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-09-26


progressive farmers, is in the city.
o. S. Basford, insurance commission
or, arrived from Redtield yesterday
Lloyd Owens returned Wednesday
from two weeks visit at Huron.
Rev. Russell is in Norfolk, Va,
where he went to pay a visit to rela-
lives.
Cyrus humble and wife of Eldora,
Iowa, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
G. w. Rohrer.
j. r. z. Brown is in Onida today,
where be went to look after matters in
the circuit court.
A. H. Wheaton, food and dairy COM
missioner, was in the city on official
business last week.
Chas. O'Neill and wife arrived We'd
nesday from Ironwood, Mich, for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Katie Hengle returned Wednes-
day from a>two weeks visit with rela,
tives in Minnesota.
Miss Hattie Hayes closed her visit
with us today and left for her home in
Terre Haute, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burchard, Of
Marshall, Mimi, were the guests Of w.
D. Bryant Wednesday.
o. q. Dokken, commissioner of school
and public lands, returned yesterday
from an official trip to Hamlin county,
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, is al up-to-date school. 1t
is the school for you to attend. Send
! for catalogue.
Mrs. r. G. Hoover and children, who
have been visiting relatives in the city,
returned to their home at Luverne,
Mimi, Wednesday.
! H. A. Ustrud, state superintendent
is planning to visit every county during
the winter months, meeting with the
school officers and teachers.
Boudreau & Penfield expect to open
their market Oct. lst. New fixtures
have been placed and a stock of fresh
and cured meats are being received.
Frank Meyers, father of Mrs. E. f
Clifford of Miller, and a sister, Mrs
Redman of Fresno, CAL, returned tt
Miller Wednesday after a few DAYS
visit here.
On exhibition in the Grand Pacifi,
house is a splendid sample of yellow
dent corn, grown upon sod by job,
: Gobel, who farms we'll near Capa
Stanley county.
5. &. Dewell, DR.. Ferrell H. L. Wig
gam and Harry Lewis went to Sull,
and Potter counties last week on due
shoot. Several hundred aquatic fowl
put on their angel plummage.
Miss Ida Schubert, chief clerk in tn
Office of the state insurance commits
: sion, is soon to leave the city, on vaca
ton of month, during which tim
she will vssit relatives in New York.
!, The Minneapolis board of trade hav
decided to come out to Pierre, and will
be with us October "a. From this cit
the trade hustlers of that city will ex
tend their journey to points in tn
Hills country.
DR.. Stevenson, the we'll known eve
ear, nose and throat specialist of Siou
Falls and assistant will be in Pierre
Thursday, Oct. Sd to p. m. Frida,
Oct. 4th, at Locke Hotel. Glasses ais
fitted correctly.
Miss Ida P. Hatch, county superin
tendent, says she is in the want 9
twenty teachers to fill out the countr
: schools aid has no idea where she wi
i get them, as all the other counties {
the state are short of teachers.
: Scotty Philips was brought in fror
) his camp at Lower Brute last evenin,
$ suffering from the effects Of rattl
shake bite. Mr.. Philips went to a ne,
s corral to inspect the work on it and tn
Q rattler bit him. He is very sick toda
but it is thought that he will speedil
recover.
n. Christensen, who was owe.
It come from the effects of going dow
i into caisson at the big bridge to get
flash light picture of the men at wor
|. is at last out of the hospital, but fnt
n that his right arm from the elbo
9 down is para'yzed and useless.
Next week Sioux Falls celebrates q
It Of the week and there will he all kline
of things doing. Among the many a
/, fractions might be mentioned the eel,
brated Innes band and an airship. II
airship man gets $500 for each asc 81
and nc. cent if he fe.ii!!s to sc sc
Secretary Wipf and Attorney Gene
: al Clark have been at work framing ,
the necessary blanks for the prima
elections to be held under the pr
!. visions of the new law. The first Gle
= ton will come in March to select del
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