Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-12-05
VIII Beach was up from Sioux Falls

". w. May returned to his home at
Grndstone Saturday.
Editor Thorne of Capa was in the
city the first of the week.
nerne Budde returned Tuesday from
q trip to the Black Hills.
State Engineer Lea left yesterday for
Sioux Falls on official business.
A son was born to P. f. Bennett and
wife of East Pierre Novem Der %.
Judge Gaffy returned Wednesday
from business trip to Sioux Falls.
j. W. Mates Of Redfie Id, was in the
city today, enroute to the Black Hills,
DR.. Hemennan of Philip, was in the
city today, the guest of Dr. Robinson.
Contractor Olson of the state capitol
returned from Saltwater, Mimi, We'd
day.
Mesaames Goodner and Schubert re-
turned Saturday night from Vermil-
lion.
Chas. +. Allen of Bookings, visited
relatives in the city the first of the
week.
The Dougherty Stock Co. are playing
to large audiences at The Grand this
week.
IyanW G)oileris Ell st on ropfes-
sional business.
The Red Men of Pierre will give
minstrel show some time in the near
future.
G. w. Carlson of Mitchell, arrived in
Pierre today from the Black Hills
country.
Geo. w. Ludlow Of Sioux Falls, was
in the city Monday enroute to Hot
Springs. 81
VIM. Congdon of G iddings, was look.
ing after business matters in Pierre on
Monday.
Geo keinholtz arrived Monday from
Grant county where he visited with
relatives.
The state treasurer reports that the
quarterly tax receipts have commence
to arrive.
/ A. b. Nelson left Monday for Hot
Springs to attend meetinf OF the
Home board.
M. A. Lange returned Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives at
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Miss Clara Stainer left Wednesday for
a visit at i5rookings and other South
Dakota points.
State Superintendent Ustrud reports
6S3 sets OF manuscript received as a
result of the last examination.
DR.. Robinson has been appointed
district surgeon for the division of
the Pierre and Rapid City railroad
Frank Crane, clerk Of courts, left
Wednesday for Watertown, where he
went to look after business matters.
The stenographer, the printer and the
clerks who had to read it no do doubt
thought the presidents message too
long.
w. D. Bryant, who has been at Philip
for some time in the interest of the
Yeoman lodge, returned to Pierre
Tuesday.
Frank Johnson, register Of deeds of
Sully county, was in the city over Sun
day. Mrs. johnson is taking me dical
| treatment here.
Rev. e f Stencil has presented the
i library with a new. dictionary aud q
copy Of Bishop Ireland's book, Cath
olics in America
G. w. Bartine, a yonng attorney from
Chicago, will soon open up office rooms
over Lanes store and will commence
the practice of law in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ON ell departed
today for Ironwood, M ieb.. where they
will make their home. Mr.. O'Neil was
formerly brakeman on the North.
western.
1 The railroad company putin. spur
track south Of the state ouse for til
purpose of handling material for the
building Contractor Olsen has put UP
an unloading derrick by the track for
handling the material.
TN Wednesday evening, Nov. q
\ occurred the marriage of Nancy Dor
othy Samco and Chas. b Slough at the
4 home of the bride in East Pierre. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Han.
4, ford g. Russell of the Episcopal church
i The supreme court has handed down
1 a decision in the case of the State Of
n South Dakota vs.. Dora Lepine, ap-
7 ealed on writ of error in circuit court
i o}S Lake county which was reversed anc
a NV trial ordered. Mrs. Lepine wal
convicted Of manslaught
+ Caleb Van Ausdall was adjudged in