Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-12-12
N. F. Martin went to Mankato We'd

{ N. T, Martin went to Mankato Wed
nesday
Rev. H. ). Russell went 70 sturgis
Tuesday.
R. ". Barnes of Miller, was in Pierre
yesterday.
Miss Eta Sheppard of Onida, was in
Pierre yesterday.
Governor Crawford arrived in the
city Wednesday.
Station Agent H. G. Smith went to
Mankato Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John stiner went to
Harold yesterday.
Police Justice Yarnell went to Philip
on business Tuesday.
N. Newbanks is looking after bust
ness matters in Minnesota.
R. e. Stevens of Arnolds Park, Iowa,
is visiti' g relatives in the city.
State Treasurer G. H. Cassill arrived
home from Canton yesterday.
Chase Lister Theater Company all of
next week at the Pierre opera house.
j. D. Ainsworth, father of G. H.
Ainsworth. went to Huron Tuesday.
Judge Glen Marten, who has been i'll
the past few days is improving rapidly.
Walter Mccarthy of Bookings, is
visiting with relatives in Pierre this
week.
Senator Goodner returned today from
a trip to New York and other eastern
points,
E. NJ. Stout and family of Indian.
apolis, are visiting relatives in Pierre
this week.
A pair of girl twins were born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hughes of Fort Pierre
Wednesday.
The Pro Rata club gave private
dancing party in the Hyde block Wed
nesday evening.
The state brand committee will meet
at the office of the secretary Of state
December 20.
A. l. Harlow of Sully county, was in
Pierre several days looking after some
business matters.
Mrs. j. N. Garner closed her visit
here the first of the week and returned
to her home at Onida.
Mrs. Harry Freeman closed her visit
with relatives in Sioux Falls and re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Stella Huber of Streeter, ILL.,,
and Mr.. Walter c. Cripes of Manila,
were united in marriage at Fcrt Pierre
Tuesday.
People thought the end had been
reached but it looks as if another vein
of graft had been discovered at San
Francisco.
E. M. Wanbaugh has resigned his
position with G. L. Hyde and has ac-
cepted position with the firm of G lar
ner s. Regan.
Robert S. Person, auditor of the treas
ury for the interior departm ent, has
been admitted to practice before the
supreme court.
Fred Rowe of Fort Pierre, is among
those who are in attendance at the
convention of the retail merchants at
Watertown this week.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way Company have just completed a
set of l2-foot steps leading to their new
depot on Pierre street.
H. w. c. Green and wife of Hamil.
ton, Ind, who have been visiting their
| son, E. Y. Green of Peoria township,
left Monday for their home.
! c. b. Billinghurst and wife left today
for Chicago for few days stay. They
will be accompanied home by Misses
Anne and Aida Billinghurst.
Miss Anna S Stamford of Minnesota
and Mr.. Thomas b. Philippi of Fort
Pierre were united in marriage last
| night at the A. w. Barker home in
| Fort Pierre.
| The saloon of Chas. Courtney of Fort
Pierre was entered Tuesday night by
the removal of the rear window. $50
in cash was taken from the cash reg is
ter Nc. clue he's been found
Mrs. Philo Stivens of Kakoka, was in
Fort Pierre several days last week
making efforts to have her husband re-
leased on bail. Mr.. Stivens is awaiting
the converting of court to answer to a
charge OF forgery and of obtainin 6
money under false pretenses.
The Capital City Crystal Water Com
pany has been reorganized and incor-
porated under the name Of Pierre Crys
tai Water Company, with atcapital OF
1 100000. The officers of the new com
gany are John Laughlin, president; F
II IA q -