Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-07-11
CHICAGO * NoRTHwEsrEHN
LOCAL IACONICS

Hugh Jaynes Is faSt recovering from |
his late illness.
A large amount of wool is daily nar-
keted in this city.
Business called John /. Newell to
Aberdeen on Tuesday.
A. c. Brink is the owner Of new
and handsome automo bile.
The Danish Brotherhood will picnic
on Farm Island sunday, July 81.
Editor Rainey, of the Phillip Re
view, worshipped in Pierre last Sun
day.
Sam G. McNamee, lawyer, returned
Tuesday from weeks outing in Min
Snesota.
A heavy fall of rain occurred Tues
day night Crops are growing as never
j before.
The dwelling of E. r. Riggle located
on Pleasant Drive, presents finished
appearance.
Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Crane returned
home yesterday from an extended
eastern trip.
Judge Gatfey returned home from
the east Monday, where business mat
tiers called him.
j. d. oankey, deputy commissioner
. of immigration, was IN the city Satur-
day from Huron,
Governor Crawford returned Mon
day. He delivered an address at Mad
ison on July 4th.
Mrs. Perle Dotson, Miss Ruth Battin
and Ivan Dotson returned Saturday
from Hardingrove.
Arthur Copley sustained a serious
cut on the hand Saturday night while
polishing a tumbler.
Mrs. j. z. Erickson is we'll on h 81
way to Detroit, Mich, where she will
pass the summer months.
b E. H. Hoover and w. N. Jarvis,
Representative citizens of Blunt, dis
3 patched business in the city Tuesday.
%B Matthew Murphy and j. v Starrett
represent Pierre in the tennis tourns-
sment now being pulled off at Madison {.
The first shipment of brick to be used
lin the construction Of the North w est
ern company's depot arrived Tuesday.
The work of raising the tracks
,Ic int tu
mence next week by the Northwestern
company.
Frank Sutherland is away to Water
town. He will blow sweet notes along
with the Fourth Regimental band
membership.
Z Governor Crawford left Tue sday for
Canton where he delivered an address
yesterday He is fast growing in favor
as a public speaker.
8$ Street Commissioner Adams is en-
gagged in the extension of water mains
to the North Western company's
shops, in East Pierre.
Mr.. Meyers, aged father of Mrs. e.
F. Clifford, who resides at Miller, is in
the local hospital where he will under
4 go a surgical operation.
Z The infant child of Herman Sterud
drank quantity of gasoline Saturday
The prompt action Of physician
saved the life Of the little one.
8 DR.. Walsh of Ft. Pierre, passed
through this city Tuesday. He was ell
rouse to Sioux Falls to attend meet
ling Of the State Medical Board.
3s Misses Anne and Ida Bililnghurst
departed Monday for Yellow Stone
@ Park. Before returning they will ex-
# tend their journey to the Pacific coast
A new time card went into effect
6 Sunday There is no material chang,
ID in the running of trains on this divi
sion. AS soon as the bridge is com
pleted through sleeper service will b,
established.
4 A delayed item may yet tell of tn,
q return of Walter Burka to his home il
IL this city. During the past school yeal
81 he has been enrolled in the Dale fieC
81 lWis.) Military college.
I John l. Newell and L. II. Ayres ar,
dN the proud owners of an automobile
# The machine was shipped in Saturday
M and glance att will convince ANYONE
MSl that its up to.dateness cannot be ques
#sstioned.
Articles of incorporation have beef
fled for the Gas Belt Auditorium Com
pany with John L. Lockhart, John |
Fewell and G. III. Anderson as the in
sS perpetrators, to operate and conduct ex
positions, carniyale aud festivals an,
8 other entertainments in Pierre.
The Capital j ournal has given NO
M tice of ar advance i'll advertising rates
Ito be made shortly. Publishers are be
ing pinched by paper trusts and typ,
trusts to an alarming extent, and thei
As41n)v relief lies in AN aOnap tn ppn.