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

pneumonia,
NC. II. Andersonihas began the, cree,
ton of a dwelling.
r. G. Greene of Bluntidispatched bus
inessiin Pierre on Saturday
f. j. E. Scott returned III onday from a
few days stay in Huron.
Mrs. 7. G. Brown returned Monday
from visit to'relatives in Deomet
Woman first attempted man,s.to eat.
He took to drinking on his own account
A new engine will shortly be installed
at the city electric light plant-a needed
improvement.
CA. Fountain:left for the east yes
terday on official business. He is
deputy bank examiner.
During the session 500 bills have been
introduced into the legislature; 3O3 in
the house, 300 in the senate.
Mrs. Coe l. Crawford arrived from
Huron Tuesday afternoon and will
remain several days.
We should, of course, observe with
satisfaction the first days Of March have
very marked leonine features.
Hans A. Ustrud, who is at the head
of educational matters in this state, re-
turned to Pierre on Saturday
E. W. Phillips, late of Oskaloosa, To-,
has declared his intention of locating
in Pierre in plumbing business.
With the passing Of Sunday baseball
and other like amusements, the demand
for fish hooks will certainly be great.
Mrs. II. c. Shober, wife of Lieutenant
Governor Shober arrived in Pierre last
week and will remain until Saturday.
David Wipf, Secretary of State, like
all good men, passed Sunday with
his family, who reside in Alexandria.
United States Senator LaFoIlett OF
Wisconsin will address Pierre audi
ence, in Hyde's opera house, March %.
G, f. Woodmanse is in charge of the
public building as janitor. He passed
a splendd examination under civil ser
vice rules.
rhos II. Ayers left Tuesday morn
ing for Havana, Cuba. Vermillion and
Sioux City parties will accompany him
to the southland.
The man who makes two blades grow
where formerly only one grew is worth
more TO himself and the community
than two politicians.
Congressman G. II. Burke will not
return to Pierre, from Washington
until about March 20, so he has written
a friend in this city.
j. F. Regain and Claude Garner are
away to Steele, N. D., in which hamlet
they will establish themselves in the
real estate business.
J. e. Fanchef was in the city Mon
day from Sioux Falls. He is the state
representative OF the international
Typographical Union,
Mr.. Neaves and cowboy had a dis
cussion with fists on Friday. Police
Judge Yarnell levied a fine of SIS 0(
and trimmings against each.
Mrs j. A. Holmes departed Tuesda.
for Chicago, in which city sister il
seriously ILL., Mrs. HONEST was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Beatrice
Judge Haney returned last Frida,
from Madison, where he attended tn
marriage of Miss Daisy Girton to Chas
D. Hurrey,i,which was solemnized tina
day.
Members of the local camp, M. W. o
A., were out Monday evening in full
force to an open meeting. The cam
is growing in membership as neve
before.
Miss Florence Nordlie arrived las
week from Madison. Wis., Miss Nordli
will hereafter 90 stenograper work i
the Office of the State Superintendent Q
Schools.
DR.. j. P. Foster of this city was not
fed Friday of his appointment as IL
spector of the United States, depart
ment of agriculture, with headnuartel
at Huron.
The legislative committee, appointe
to inspect the state fair gounds at HI
ron, have recommended an appropria
ton of $4,000 This amount will
expended to erect needed buildings an
putting in sewerage.
A large force of workmen are oper
ing gravel pit near Buffalo pastur
The Northwestern company will caus
a track to be laid to that point. 1t
the intention Of company to ballas
the new line to Rapid City.
Dakotan: Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Gun
minis served an elaborate six ocloc
dinner yesterday to Senator and Mr.