Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-07

G. ii. Dronte is home from an extend.
ed stay in Chicago.
State Auditor Hirning passed Sunday
with his son, who resides at Emery.
Miss Bonesteel concluded her visit at
Huron yesterday and returned to this
city.
G. L. Eaken OF Blunt is in the city
to watch the proceedings of the closing
hours of the Legislature.
J.iW. ,Tarbell closed his visit with
relatives in Pierre today and returned
to his home in Watertown.
A resolution was adopted by both
houses! of the legislature agreeing to
final adjournment at noon Friday.
Representative Olson of Moody de-
| parted east.today, having been excused
from further attendance at this session.
Col. R. w. Stewart left yesterday for
| ST. Paul, where he went to transact
business for the Northwestern company
|
Forty. three cars loaded with lumber
and fourteen of coal was the tonnage
pulled into Pierre today by two engines.
Bob French, an artistic printer from
across the river, mot River of Jordop,
called Sunday, when on his way to Sab
bath school.
Cheyenne agency Indians were arous-
ed almost to arms by an order forbid
ding the Ownership Of more than one
dog per family.
Frank Sutherland, skilled in the lost
arts of music, goes to Watertown today
where he will assist in a band concert
tomorrow evening.
What some women appear to want is
a man as brave as a lion in defending
them, but so timid he is afraid to go
down town after dark
1t won't be long until one can hear
the ring Of the bricklayer's trowel as
he places brick in the walls of the blocks
to be erected by G. L. Hyde.
Representative Horribly, who has as
sisted materially in the work of the
present session OF the legislature, left
for his home in Egan today.
In a letter to the Free Press, G. A.
Williamson, residing in st. Louis, says:
"Wish you success, and full realiza-
ton of all your hopes for future of
Pierre"
Capital ournal: The private car of
A. G. Johnson, bringing in Miss Aida
johnson, G. b. Johnson and wife and
Bernie Farrell was attached 10 the reg
lar afternood passenger today.
S. e. Wilson Of Hot Springs and w
S. Hamilton of Belle Fourche arrived
here Saturday. They came geeat dis
lance to attend meeting of the State
Board of Water Commissioners.
} j. a. Livingston Of the Onida Watch
man paid this office a fraternal call or
: Saturday. Brother Livingston is win
ming distinction and dollars in the pub
LEGATION of that excellent newspaper.
, But few members have been more
prompt in answering to roll call thar
Representative Brumbaugh Of Brult
county. For democrat, he has been {
, splendid actor throughout the session
Three flocks of aquatic fowls wer,
seen Tuesday night winging their wa.
' northWard. The venturesome wlt
$ goose may be early this year, but tn,
!. chances are the weather man will per
}. nit him to remain.
L. M. Taylor called Saturday. HI
. has moved to Alexandria and takel
charge of his new purchase-the Journ
: al. His acquaintance in Pierre hop,
that his fondest hopes will be fully re
allied in that town.
Ice in the river, opposite this city
y broke up and moved out today. Tn
: flow for time was exciting. ST:
hundred feet of the temporary bridg
was carried away No damage to tn
y unfinished steel bridge uhas been re
= ported.
e .. Searles the affahle postmaster o
of the senate, departed yesterday 70
his home in Flandreau. Mr.. Searle
has been prompt IN the discharge OF hi
: duties during the session, and was per
: mitted to go two days previous to &C
= journment
Cementis the coming building mater
= ial The possession Of cement ella
bank will soon be the equivalent in va
ne of large forest. There is as mnc
% building material in bluff bank Of on
- hundred acres as in a forest of te
thousand trees The cement age is &
l. hand.
p Aside from discharging all duties 8
% police judge, Samuel G. Yarnell write
10 fire insurance, draws contracts, lea Sc
oC and acts as administrator of estates