Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-07-18
LOCAL LACONIGS

uo!oA A1UiiSuG 5utSpdlcn60 business
in Huron Saturday.
Joe Pitlick is in the city today from
Sully county
Wv. Ewert returned Saturday night
from business trip east.
Bricklaying on the proposed passen-
ger depot building began Monday.
J. E. Truran and family have gone
to Wisconsin for a summer stay.
DR.. Carrie S. Collins left for Iowa on
Monday. She will return next week.
Mrs. Farmer visited her daughter,
Mrs. Will Kneebone, at Flandreau last
week.
Misses Angie and Edna Kramer came
down from Canning yesterday after
noon.
Prof. j. f. Olander, of the state edu.
cational department, left Monday for
Brookings.
Miss Florence Eastman, of Clark,
S. D., arrived here last week to visit
friends in the city.
Prof. r. F. Kerr arrived Monday
from Brookings. His stay in the city
will be until August l.
Miss Ella Clough came in from her
claim yesterday afternoon to spend a
few days with her sister.
If in want of laborers or other as
sistance, telephone the local employ.
ment agency. Phone LAP.
Miss Josephine Hengle arrived Tues
day from Winona, where she visited
friends during the month.
Harry Budde has taken charge of the
@. II. McGowan shoe store, and here
after will conduct the business.
Mrs. II. G. Collar has gone to- Can
ming for short visit before returning
to her home in Champagne, LII.
Mrs. George Weinberger arrived
home Monday night from Winona,
where she passed month with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. @. Jordan are enjoy
ing a visit from daughter, Mrs. Rem
Williamson; Alpena is her abiding
plock.
l.. Mattson, nephew of o. G. Dokken,
who has been in the city several days
left Tuesday for his home in the Badger
state.
The long stetch of country between
Mitchell and WaJertoWn was storm
swept Saturday. Many homes were
! wrecked.
IL The local labor bureau can supply
n your wants. Phone for any assistance,
y and you get promptly just what you
Il are looking for.
Judge Fuller has accepted plans
drawn for Highland avenue dwelling
Building operation will commence
y within few days.
y Mrs. r. G. Hunt disposed of the mil
emery stock she has carried to Mrs
81 Arthur of Watertewn, who took pos
VI session OF the store Monday.
n John M. Pease, WHO resided three
N miles north of Mt. Vernon, was car
B red fifty featin the air aud crushed
Much damage was done to grow
ing crops.
r. A. Leggett returned Tuesda J
. from Mitchell, where he attended 8
state meeting of. South Dakota Holt
ness association. The session was
largely attended.
The building occupied by A. L
Montgomery is being raised to estab
lished grade. Mr.. Montgomery is on,
of the best men engaged in that branch
Of business, and he should be- raised &
alevel with all others.
Passengers arriving from r .pid cit,
express themselves as pleased beyond
expectation with the C untry between
the two cities. The line of the North
( Western runs along Bad river ane
through u picturesque country, YER,
4 hilly and we'll waJered.
The builder says that trains will b
Il running over the permanent bridge be
S fore September; and he knows what he
s talking about all the time. The move
~ 4sE ment of fat stock to the eastern market
will set in as soon as though train ser
I Is viceis established.
Z Alfred H. Y oungs, M. D., of the ala
path school of physicians, and late o.
I minneapolis, has located in Pierre ii
the practice of his profession. Th
sSsd doctor looks we'll, talks we'll, and tn
Free Press believes chat it is we'll 70
SSIs tho people that he has locaeed in thi
city.
j. S. Dewell, of Harrison count
Iowa, cousin of our townsman S.. G
Dewell, called Monday. While here h,
III exchanged cash $50 acres of land il
s ssssss# SullY county: he is proud of his hold