Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-27
Mrs. J E Nipple is ill of measles,

spencer Burt is away to Wisconsin
on pleasure trip.
John Hirning, auditor of state. re-
turned yesterday from Herried.
The rush Of wool to market is now
on. Wool prices are not 80 high rs last
year, "a cents being the ruling price.
Frank Crane is away to- Chicago. Be.
fore returning he will visit relatives in
Wisconsin
Clarence l.. Eager arrived Monday
night from Vermillion where he has
spent the year in school.
Ben Andrews intends to 60 to Seat
tie next week. They expect to reside
in the Pacific northwest
j. w. Latta of Harold dispatched
business in the city yesterday. He says
his town is growing in commercial i'm
protance.
This wonderful young Hypnotist,
Henselin, will give one of his remark,
able entertainments at the Opera House
Saturday Evening.
W.. s. Foster general tax agent for
the Northwestern system, was in the
city Yesterday in the discharge of his
duties as such officer.
Miss Ella Clough arrived home from
Aberdeen the first of the week; where,
during the past year, she attended the
Northern State Normal.
Byron S. Payne is enjoying a visit
from one of his sisters who has been
west of the river to spend few daye
with sister who is living on claim.
Last week Governor Crawford ap-
pointed E. A. Dye, of Gam Valley, to
the position of county judge, for Buffalo
county, vice Hans 4. eleven, resigned.
The river at this point is fast receed-
ing. The bridge company, having the
contract to build the steel bridge, will
next week begin active building oper-
atoms.
The Fourth of July orator is Guilt
waiting his speech and the farmer is
cultivating his corn, and it is ques-
ton between them which is having the
hottest time.
Farmers in the city from Suily coun-
! ty yesterday say corn has attained a
greater growth than any former year.
Foot high corn may be seen from
every roadside.
J. H. j. Black, representing the Min.
nesota Type Foundry, called today
Mr.. Black is popular with the news
paper fraternity, and, of course, his
! business is growing.
Miss Lucia Kirley arrived home
Tuesday from Yankton, and will re-
main in Pierre until vacation days
have passed, when she will again take
up her college studies.
A first class hypnotic entertainment
will be given at the Opera House, Sat
urday Evening, June 29th by Hense
lin, the Hypnotist. He is an adept in
the art. Prices, 1926 -35
Judge Haney, of the supreme bench
returned Friday morning from Woon
socket where he addressed this early
pioneers, in annual reunion Thursday
He reports large attendance and {
joyous occasion.
Monday afternoon at Trinity church
Rev. H. L. Russell performed tn
marriage ceremony that united Gilber
-. DuTston and Emma M. Wrinkle
man and wife. They will begin HON
life near Top Bar.
John Hay, attorney, recently from
Chicago, has located in Pierre in the
practice of his profession. Mr.. Ha
represents syndicate having large
sum of money to loan upon farm ant
ranch lands in central South Dakota.
Mrs. A. S. Loveall and Mrs. Jane
Sebree departed Wednesday mornin
for an extended eastern visit. Mr.
Sebree expects to visit at Washington
d. G. and cities in New York, Will
Mrs. Loyeall will attend the exposito
at Jamestown and visit her old home
! Mrs. Eckard, wife of the foreman {
the material yards at Fort Pierre, die
Saturday afternoon from heart failure
The funeral services were held in tt
Catholic church at Fit. Pierre at
o'clock on Monday afternoon and tt
remains were buried in the Catholi
cemetary here.
, Governor Crawford has granted a
extradition warrant on the request {
J the governor of Georgia, for Chu
, Wall, wanted in Georgia on a chare
| of shooting with intent to comm
, murder. Wall was convicted, an
| broke Jail, escaping to this state whel
he was arrested at Custer, and is beiu
held for the Georgia authorities.
l Final settlement has been reached {
/. the railroad rate question in connectio